Josh Blue

Josh Blue, born on November 27, 1978, is an acclaimed American comedian known for his sharp wit and distinctive humor. Despite having cerebral palsy, Blue has risen to prominence with his self-deprecating comedy that often revolves around his disability. Raised in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and later settling in Denver, Colorado, Blue’s journey into comedy began during his college years at The Evergreen State College, where he pursued a creative writing degree. He quickly gained recognition with his open mic performances and won the Comedy Works New Faces contest in 2002. Blue’s comedic talent shone brightly when he clinched the title of Last Comic Standing during the show’s fourth season in 2006, becoming the first comedian to perform stand-up on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. His television credits include appearances on Comedy Central’s Mind of Mencia, Live with Regis and Kelly, and numerous other networks. Additionally, he has ventured into acting with roles in films like “Feast III: The Happy Finish” and “108 Stitches.” Blue’s comedic prowess extends beyond the stage as he engages audiences with his relatable humor, shedding light on life with cerebral palsy and challenging societal perceptions. His recent endeavors include competing on America’s Got Talent, where he captivated audiences with his charm and humor, placing third in season sixteen and participating in America’s Got Talent: All-Stars. Beyond comedy, Blue is an accomplished artist, creating and selling sculptures and paintings, showcasing his diverse talents and passions.