David Storch

David has co-starred in multiple TV series and films playing opposite powerhouses like Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Billy Bob Thornton, Steve Buscemi, Rachel Dratch, & William Hurt. He won five Best Comedy and two Best Ensemble awards on the festival circuit for the short film he co-created "Holiday Hostage" - where he starred alongside Maggie Wheeler (Friends, Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Don Stark (That 70's Show, Greenbook). He was one of the first paid-by-YouTube for his comedy videos which garnered millions of views and appeared on TV and internet outlets such as NBC's Today, Funny or Die, Maury, College Humor, and more. With a theater degree from Hofstra University, David began his career as a stand-up comic and improviser with Upright Citizens Brigade. Through his hard work, he has performed at some of the biggest clubs and colleges throughout the country (Laugh Factory, Comic Strip Live, Comedy Store, etc) running his own shows, emceeing, and more. An award-winning producer, Storch co-produced the multi-award-winning short film "Love and Germophobia" starring TJ Miller, which won Best Short Film at the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs Festival. He produced the comedic film "Deported" (Fortune Feimster, Nick Swardson, Megan Park) as well as consulted on the television pilot "The Big Deal" starring Kevin Nealon, Greg Fitzsimmons, Dana Gould, and Natasha Leggero. Whether playing the sidekick, friendly FBI agent, charismatic multi-cam role, or trust fund d-bag, he's always likable...well maybe not the d-bag. David facilitates grief camps for children who've lost a parent or sibling. This gave him the skill set to be funny one moment & sincere the next - a quality he brings to every role. When David isn't working he loves to play soccer, tennis, and ski. Also volunteer. Mostly he just sits on the toilet and cries.