CT Clayton Thomas

Clayton Thomas, known professionally as CT, is a comedian and performer who originated from Detroit. He has built a career over 16 years in comedy, consistently engaging audiences globally. His work extends beyond stand-up to include television writing and acting. Notably, CT served as both a writer and actor on Bounce TV’s sitcom “Family Time” for eight seasons, where he played the character Donnie. His acting credits also include roles in “All Rise” (CBS), “Modern Family” (ABC), “Superior Donuts” (CBS), “Insecure” (HBO), and “Uncle Buck” (ABC). He was also featured as the premiere comedian on a season of HBO’s “All Def Comedy.” Currently, CT is part of Martin Lawrence’s LIT AF tour, a role he has held for the past four years.

In addition to his stage and screen work, CT has cultivated a substantial online presence, building a “FamBase” known as TEAMCT through engaging content on his social media platforms, where he has over 2 million followers. He values his Detroit origins, attributing them to his ambition and drive for success in the entertainment industry. Beyond performing and writing for himself and others, Clayton Thomas hosts his own podcast, “Kickin’ It with Clayton,” where he discusses various topics and interviews industry peers. His involvement in radio hosting further showcases his diverse communication skills.

CT’s career trajectory includes consistent work since his first TV appearance on “Jamie Foxx’s Laffapalooza.” He has also completed a film role in “Headshop,” written and directed by Kim Bass. His filmography includes appearances in “Braniacs in LaLa Land,” “Cream Soda,” and “The Greatest Song.” CT continues to expand his creative endeavors, demonstrating versatility across different facets of the entertainment world, from stand-up to acting and content creation. His sustained engagement in diverse projects underscores his commitment to his craft and audience.