Jeff Allen

Jeff Allen's clean, rapid-fire humor centers on marriage, family, and the joys of being a grandparent, resonating with audiences of all ages. Known for his appearances on Showtime, Comedy Central, and VH1, Allen has carved a niche in the world of comedy with his relatable material. His film credits include starring roles in "Apostles of Comedy" and its sequel "Apostles of Comedy: Onwards & Upwards," as well as the Warner Bros. comedy "Thou Shalt Laugh." His syndicated comedy series "Bananas" and the one-hour special "Happy Wife, Happy Life," which aired on the Odyssey Channel and Family Net, further showcase his talent.

Allen's influence extends beyond traditional media, as evidenced by his Dry Bar Comedy videos, which have garnered over 100 million views across various platforms. His one-man show, "The America I Grew Up In," mixes humor with personal anecdotes, providing audiences with laughter and a touch of nostalgia. Allen's engagement with audiences at high-profile events, such as the National Prayer Breakfast and performances for U.S. troops in locations like Bahrain and the Persian Gulf, highlights his versatility and wide appeal.

As a regular columnist for magazines such as "Living with Teenagers," "Homelife," and "Homecoming," and as an author of the book "My Life as a Bystander: For Better or Worse and Everything in Between," Allen shares insights that extend beyond the stage. His contributions to the comedy world have been recognized with the Grady Nutt Humor Award, cementing his status as a prominent figure in clean, family-oriented comedy.