drew tarvin was born and raised… who am i kidding? we all know who’s writing this bio.

i was born and raised in cincinnati, oh, where i learned to capitalize on opportunities (but not how to capitalize sentences). i went to Princeton High School, and loved the red and grey colors so much that i then attended The Ohio State University.

OSU was the first place i did comedy–first as a founding member of The 8th Floor Improv Comedy Group, and then as a stand-up comedian

in 2008, i moved to new york city, where i currently perform stand-up comedy in clubs around the city and improvise as member of The Consulate, ComedySportz, and at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade and Magnet Theaters.

in addition to performing, i am the author of Humor That Works, a site dedicated to helping people learn how to infuse more humor into their work and life.  for even more drew, check out the resumes below or drop me an email.

Full Bio | Corporate Resume | Performance Resume

There are a number of reasons why you might want to contact me. You could be interested in booking me for work, want to know more about a particular project, or have developed a crush on my boyish good looks (ok this one may not be likely).

So if you have a queston or comment, send me an email at drew@drewtarvin.com.

For problems with the site, contact webmaster@drewtarvin.com.

For more on how you can use humor in your work and life, check out Humor That Works or drop me a line at drew@humorthatworks.com.

For even more about me, check me out elsewhere around the world wide web:

Humor That Works — as a project manager turned humorist, I know what it’s like to spend your days toiling away in the corporate world. Humor That Works is a site dedicated to helping you have more fun at work and in life through the power of humor.

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drewtarvin sandbox — Every creative project starts somewhere. That’s where the drewtarvin sandbox comes in–it’s a blog filled with sketches, videos and articles in their rough draft form before they’ve been polished for the general public.

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dtproductivity — In 2008 I began blogging about my weekly, monthly and yearly goals. This was a way to share with others what I was working on and make myself accountable for what I wanted to accomplish. My current and past goals can now be found on my personal site, dtproductivity.com.

Recent Post: Redefine 2009: Year in Review

Twitter — For more than you could possibly want to know about me, follow me on Twitter for updates about upcoming events, content I’ve created, and random thoughts I have.

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