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Rosie Tran
Los Angeles, CA
Stand up comic, writer, and actress Rosie Tran was "rice fed" on the outskirts of New Orleans, LA. Hanging out with comics, at the 2nd Annual New Orleans Comedy Festival , she soon started to get funny fever and realized she had to escape the boredom of the Deep South. Rosie quickly packed her bags and moved to Los Angeles, CA.
Rosie performs stand up comedy as much as humanly possible and continues working to tour the U.S. and Canada. She brings it with her high energy, witty, and clever social and political commentary. (Plus, the occasional poop joke.) Rosie has shared the stand up stages with the likes of Russell Peters, Jim Norton, and Jay London. Rosie, also, enjoys performing improv and sketch comedy. She is proud to have studied with the founder of the Second City Improv School, Paul Sills, in Chicago. Rosie has worked with the L.A.-based sketch group, "Fries on the Side". Her favorite hobby is writing biographical information about herself in the third person for self-named websites.
You can catch Rosie featured in the articles of the comedy publication "Shecky Magazine" or read her jokes in the Judy Brown joke books "She's So Funny" and "Squeaky Clean Comedy". Rosie was recently in the stand-up comedy documentary "Hardly Laughing" directed by Ken Wood, and she is the stand-up segment host of the cable pilot "TV Party". No matter where you find her, you're guaranteed to find a great time from this up-and-comer!
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