Where the term “original” pops up on many comedian’s resumes, for Isaac Witty, it’s the real deal.

Born with a comedy-ready name, Isaac Witty began his comedy career at a very early age. As a kid, he began touring with his parents who
made their living doing Christian sketch comedy in churches across the country. At 16, Isaac first tried his hand at performing stand-up at a
church talent show.

At 20, Isaac took to the comedy clubs, honing his material and performance chops in his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This effort paid off handsomely when he won the Tulsa "Comedy Central Laugh Off."

In 1999 he moved to Minneapolis, MN, where he became a full time road comic, working A-room comedy clubs across the country. There, he
broadened his resume by hosting a local TV program, The Big Bad Movie, for two years.

Isaac has developed a style all his own—fast-paced, absurd, clean and all over the place—he's the real deal.

In 2003, he made his network television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman, was invited to the prestigious Just For Laughs
Comedy Festival in Montreal, and performed on National Public Radio’s hit show A Prairie Home Companion. Isaac has also appeared at the Chicago Comedy Festival and made his Comedy Central debut on Premium Blend.

These days, Isaac bounces from club, to college, to corporate event, keeping everyone entertained. And yes, Witty is his real last name.

• The Late Show with David Letterman
• Premium Blend—Comedy Central
• A Prairie Home Companion—NPR
• The Bob and Tom Show
• Bananas—Pax Network
• Chillicothe—Sundance Film Fest
• Kids on the Move— Pax Network
• The Big Bad Movie—KTSP (Mpls)