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Voice Actor and Comedian

Eugene Mirman Speaking Fee: $10,000 to $20,000

Voice Actor and Comedian

Speaker Profile Thumbnail for Eugene Mirman
Speaking Fee:
$10,000 to $20,000

Travels From:
BOS - Boston, MA

Primary Topic Category:
Comedy and Entertainment

Secondary Topic Category:
Jewish

 

Eugene Mirman Speaker Profile: At A Glance

Brooklyn resident Eugene Mirman escaped the clutches of Russian communism at the age of four when his family immigrated from Moscow to Lexington, MA. Eugene currently stars as the voice of “Gene” on Fox’s hit animated series Bob’s Burgers. He is also known for portraying comedian/mobster Yvgeny Mirminsky on Adult Swim’s Delocated

Brooklyn resident Eugene Mirman escaped the clutches of Russian communism at the age of four when his family immigrated from Moscow to Lexington, MA (where, along with Paul Revere and John Adams, he kicked off the American Revolution). He attended Hampshire College and designed his own major in Comedy, performing a one-hour standup act as his thesis (for which he was made fun of—don’t worry). Eugene currently stars as the voice of “Gene” on Fox's hit animated series Bob's Burgers. He is also known for portraying comedian/mobster Yvgeny Mirminsky on Adult Swim's Delocated, Eugene the landlord on Flight of the Conchords, Dr. Eugene Mirman on Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and Eugene, the Russian foreign exchange student, on Home Movies. He is a frequent co-host of Star Talk with Neil deGrasse Tyson and hosts the audio series Hold On with Eugene Mirman for Audible, which has featured guests such as Jim Gaffigan, “Weird Al” Yankovic, and Reggie Watts. Eugene has also appeared on Archer, @Midnight, Inside Amy Schumer, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Russell Howard’s Good News, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Broad City, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and more. Eugene's comedy special Eugene Mirman: An Evening of Comedy in a Fake Underground Laboratory aired on Comedy Central in 2012, and his most recent special, Vegan on His Way to the Complain Store, premiered on Netflix in 2015. In 2015, he also released a nine-disc vinyl box set on SubPop titled I'm Sorry (You're Welcome), which could also be purchased as a chair, a bathrobe, and a puppy. Eugene was named Best New York City Comedian by the Village Voice, one of the “50 Funniest” by Time Out New York, and one of the 10 best comedians of the last decade by Paste Magazine. He was also named by Rolling Stone as a “Hot Twitterer” and keeps his 415k+ followers entertained daily. A pioneer of the comedy variety show since the days of Rififi, Eugene co-founded Pretty Good Friends along with Julie Smith Clem. It began as a weekly comedy show in Brooklyn but grew into tours, large outdoor shows, and TV and radio projects. Out of these shows, Eugene and Julie also created (originally as a joke) the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival, which is now a yearly institution in Brooklyn and beyond.
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