Judy Gold

Emmy Award-winning actress and comedian, Judy Gold is renowned for her versatility in stand-up comedy, television, and theatre. Alongside her critically acclaimed Off-Broadway shows, Gold has made significant strides in television and film. She recently appeared in Netflix's "Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration" and has had notable roles in series such as "City On A Hill," FX’s "Better Things," and Showtime’s "The First Lady." Her guest appearances in Apple TV+'s drama series "Extrapolations," Hulu’s "Life and Beth," and Peacock’s "Girls 5 Eva" further showcase her dynamic acting skills.

Gold was nominated for the 2006 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Solo Performance for her previous show, "25 Questions for a Jewish Mother." This show also won the 2007 GLAAD award for "Outstanding New York Theater." A book based on the show was nominated for the prestigious Quill Award. Gold’s literary talent is evident in her authored book "Yes I Can Say That: When They Come for the Comedians We Are All in Trouble," which achieved the number one comedy release on Amazon and was featured in the New York Times Book Review.

In addition to her stage and screen accomplishments, Gold is a respected voice in comedy and free speech, hosting the podcast "Kill Me Now with Judy Gold." She continues to be a frequent guest on television shows such as "The View," "The Today Show," and "The Drew Barrymore Show," advocating for free speech across various media platforms including MSNBC, CNN, and NewsNation. Gold’s commitment to comedy and dialogue is also reflected in her music albums, including "Conduct Unbecoming" and "Kill Me Now." Residing in New York City and frequently touring, she remains an influential figure in both the comedy and theatrical communities.