Annie Korzen

Annie Korzen is an actress, writer, and storyteller, recognized for her role as Doris Klompus on "Seinfeld." She has appeared in feature films such as "Tootsie" and "Stardust Memories." Additionally, Korzen has performed Off-Broadway at venues like La Mama and Jewish Repertory Theatre. She is also known for her humorous essays which have been featured on NPR’s Morning Edition, The NY Times, and the LA Times.

Korzen has gained a significant following on TikTok, with almost 400,000 followers, where she shares content that blends humor with insights from her life. Her engagement with digital platforms extends to her participation in virtual events as a speaker. She has authored books such as "BARGAIN JUNKIE: Living the Good Life on the Cheap" and the upcoming "TALES FROM THE MOUTH: Wisdom, Humor, and Complaints from an Aging TikTok Queen." Her work not only entertains but often provides commentary on lifestyle and culture.

Beyond her screen and stage performances, Korzen has toured with The Moth Mainstage across the U.S., sharing her stories live. Her solo shows, such as "Yenta Unplugged," which challenges myths and stereotypes about Jewish women, have been produced on three continents and have been featured at prestigious venues like the UCLA Hammer Museum and the International Jewish Theater Conference in Washington, D.C. She frequently speaks on topics such as adapting to new realities and the intersection of arts, culture, and humor.