About Tyler:
Tyler Snodgrass is a public school teacher who also writes comedy, performs standup, and plays banjo (when he isn’t too busy grading papers from September through June). He lives in New York City.
Tyler tells vulnerable stories with a delightful silliness that can make any topic accessible and hilarious. He also incorporates his innovative banjo playing and extensive music knowledge into his act, resulting in a performance wholly unique and entertaining. He is a creator of We Still Like You, the acclaimed comedy storytelling show, which currently has chapters in Denver, Louisville, and New York. Most recently, Tyler and his pal, comedian Danny Maupin, can be heard talking and joking each week about some of the best country music songs ever written on their Vulture-recommended podcast, Take This Pod and Shove It.
During quarantine, Tyler worked with frequent collaborator Steven Castillo (SNL) to write an ambitious parody of the MTV Movie Awards. Before moving to New York, Tyler was an associate producer of MORTIFIED’s Chicago chapter. Tyler has performed in The New York Comedy Festival, The Cinderblock Comedy Festival, Green Gravel Comedy Festival, C2E2, and more. He has written for The Hard Times, Better Book Titles, comedian Yakov Smirnoff, and the Emmy Award-winning talk show, The Mystery Hour. Tyler can also be seen playing guitar for Megan Stalter’s (Hacks on HBO) live shows. He has a good heart and an OK face.
“Compelling and fun to watch”
“[H]is religious background and upbringing in the Ozarks made for some hilarious takes on religion and life in the Bible Belt...Snodgrass is immediately likable”
Here's another picture of his OK face:
