Dan Lamorte has transitioned from a collegiate baseball player to a stand-up comedian and ultra-runner.
Stand-up comics and couple Natalie Cuomo and Dan LaMorte mix business and pleasure this week with their co-headliner at The Abbey.
Stand-up comedians Natalie Cuomo and Dan LaMorte are teaming up for a tour and will be performing a show at Boom Chicago Amsterdam on October 7th.
Partners in comedy (and in life), Dan LaMorte and Natalie Cuomo take the Coastal Comedy stage June 14-15! Tickets are going fast!
They say don't mix business with pleasure—but comedians Natalie Cuomo and Dan LaMorte clearly never got the memo. ... Our Partners. Bread Financial NBC | Peacock ...
After meeting while both performing at a comedy club in New York City, in an industry that lacks an HR department, the two started dating, added some tattoos, ...
Meeting at The Stand, a renowned comedy club in New York City, Natalie and Dan quickly bonded over their shared experiences in the industry. “We ...
Punchup.live hosts various comedy specials and content from comedians, including Dan LaMorte's videos like 'Woman Admits To Getting Freaky In A Hospital Bed' and 'Can Amish People Be Autistic?'.
Dan LaMorte began his career in stand-up comedy at the age of 19, following a career-ending injury as a college baseball player. Early in his comedy career, he appeared on television programs such as Fox’s Red Eye and AXS TV’s Gotham Comedy Live. He released two comedy albums, “Not Enough Pieces” and “Infect Me Once.” Both albums gained popularity on SiriusXM and accumulated over a million streams on Pandora. By the age of 23, Dan LaMorte had established a presence in stand-up comedy, while at the same time his weight had reached 354 pounds.
Following a diagnosis of fatty liver disease, Dan LaMorte initiated a significant health change. Over three years, he lost over 185 pounds and became an ultra-runner, participating in races longer than marathon distance. He also inspired many of his fans to pursue their own health and weight loss journeys. In 2023, he was selected as one of the New Faces at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. In 2024, Dan LaMorte released a special with Don’t Tell Comedy on YouTube and began his first series of international tours.
Dan LaMorte is a regular performer in the New York City comedy scene, appearing at venues such as the Comedy Cellar and The Stand comedy clubs. His work also includes content on Punchup.live, featuring videos like “Woman Admits To Getting Freaky In A Hospital Bed” and “Can Amish People Be Autistic?” He actively tours, with upcoming shows in locations including Pottstown, PA; Chicago, IL; and Albany, NY.
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