MEET SULLY

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Sully is a comedian, actor, writer, and CPA(!) in Chicago, IL. He got started in improv and sketch comedy in the summer of 2020 because, you know, nothing else was going on.

Sully immediately fell in love with making people laugh and has studied at the Upright Citizens Brigade, ComedySportz, and in 2022 graduated from the Second City Conservatory. Sully now regularly performs at theatres across Chicago, currently as the co-creator of Corporate Takeover, an improv and sketch comedy show satirizing Corporate America.

Sully’s dreams? He’s glad you asked:) Sully dreams of regularly performing in theaters, creating a new kind of comedy tour, and starring in a sitcom (Office reboot anyone??). More than anything, he wants to keep creating funny things with funny people.

Across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, Sully has received a combined 300,000 followers, 300 million views, and billions of dollars smiles and has worked with brands like Delta Air Lines, Salesforce, Gillette, Old Spice, and AppleTV.

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My most-used corporate phrase is…

Boil the ocean. It’s so unnecessary.


My comedic heroes…

I always say I have a Mt. Rushmore of comedic heroes: John Mulaney, Will Ferrell, a single bust for Key & Peele, and Shaq.


My comedic heroes…

Corporate Takeover is an absolute blast, so that’s #1. Also working on a brand shoot with Delta - they let me improvise very loudly in O’Hare and to quote the aliens in Toy Story, I’m forever grateful.


My go-to comfort watch is…

Contact sports (football, MMA, etc.). It’s oddly cathartic after spending all day creating jokes 🙃. Also, being in my 30s I’m war documentary-curious.


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