From majoring in Religious Studies in college to pursuing a comedy career, Delanie Fischer has been disappointing her parents since 2008. Her mother is convinced that she will never give her grandchildren, and is currently seeking them elsewhere. Delanie has been described as “dry, intelligent, and just the right amount of dirty” by her 87 year-old Irish grandfather.

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Fischer’s first time on stage was in college at The University of California, Santa Barbara. One cold Monday night in February, with the forceful encouragement of a couple of close friends and two shots of tequila later, Delanie read jokes off of an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of paper at her first open mic. Three weeks later, she found herself performing in front of 250 of her peers at Laughology, a student-run comedy show. Once she walked off stage, she knew that she would be saying “peace out” to graduate school and “hello there” to telling jokes in front of strangers (again, sorry mom).

Fischer resides in Los Angeles and performs stand up, improv, and sketch all over the country and internationally at clubs, colleges, festivals, military events, and theaters. She has been featured on Netflix, Hulu, FOX, Fuse TV, VH1, WEtv, Syfy, and Lifetime. Fischer has performed in The Cabo Comedy Festival, The Idaho Laugh Fest, The North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival, The San Diego Comedy Festival, and The Women in Comedy Festival Boston. Delanie is a graduate of The Second City Conservatory Program, The Upright Citizens Brigade Improv Program, and is currently a member of the LA based improv troupe, Cloud City Transit. Her sketch, “Dick Food,” that she co-created with Maegan Houang was accepted into Couchfest Films, HA Fest, Hell Yes Fest, Houston Comedy Film Festival, and The Laugh Or Die Comedy Fest. Delanie’s web series, “Two Inches Apart,” that she co-created with comedian Adrienne Airhart, was accepted into Cake Batter’s Comedy Festival and LA Web Fest (nominated for best ensemble cast in a comedy). Most importantly, catch Delanie on Monday mornings, killin’ it in front of her bathroom mirror.