Watch Greg's skits on HISspace

Fun Facts

* Greg Coralluzzo appeared as an extra in the film, Welcome To The Dollhouse.

* He once jumped up on stage and danced during a
Michael Bolton concert.

* Coralluzzo, along with friend Tom Bono, created a 30
second commercial for a Doritos contest.

Management:
Jamia Nestor


Booking:
Mike Pelak
 

Did you hear that one about the guy who by day works as a nurse and by night tells tales of delirious ER patients, Nintendo, dragons and lobsters to audiences at his stand-up shows? Then it's time to get acquainted with Greg Coralluzzo.

Coralluzzo was exposed to evoking laughter as an art form at an early age, through his comedian father. Growing up in suburban New Jersey, he garnered a reputation as everyone's favorite class clown. After graduating high school, Coralluzzo began pursuing comedy full-time. He earned his chops by studying under The American Comedy Institute's Steven Rosenfeld, who has trained top jokesters including Jim Gaffigan.

Today Coralluzo gigs at prestigous venues such as Rascals, Gotham, Caroline’s and Standup New York. He has opened for comic greats including Jerry Seinfeld, Shane Mauss, Gary Gulman, Mike Burbiglia, Pete Coreale, Robert Kelly and Mike Yard.

In addition to live appearances, Coralluzzo can be seen on screen in The Glorius Mustache Challenge. He took part in the headline-making documentary that received rave reviews through print, Web, radio and television across the country. As one of the brave young men to take part in the mustache growing experiment, Coralluzzo shined on camera and cracked up viewers as he revealed the social disgrace he received from women who were not fond of his prickly upper lip. While promoting The Glorius Mustache, he appeared on The Today Show.

Most recently, Coralluzzo added a notch on his resume by
performing on the Pass The Mic Comedy Tour, as part of the annual music extravaganza, The Bamboozle.

Watch Coralluzo’s Savage Animal shows, comedic skits and get updates at
www.myspace.com/gregcoralluzzocomedy.

Caution: You may pull a few stomach muscles in the process!