Ian Fidance

Ian Fidance, originally from Wilmington, Delaware, has established himself as an offbeat yet upbeat New York City comic, actor, and writer. His performances are known for being energetic and engaging, incorporating elements that are both thoughtful and explicit. Fidance performs regularly at notable venues such as the Comedy Cellar in New York City. Throughout his career, he has appeared on several significant platforms, including ‘This American Life’ and ‘This Week at the Comedy Cellar’ on Comedy Central. His comedic style has earned him recognition from peers, with Dave Attell describing him as a “Power Act” and Ron Bennington calling him “one of the most unique comics working today.”

Fidance’s career progression includes diverse roles in television, writing, and podcasting. He was a contributing writer for ‘Crank Yankers’ and performed punch-up work for Michelle Obama’s children’s cooking show, ‘Waffles + Mochi,’ on Netflix. Ian Fidance has also co-starred in multiple sketches for ‘Gilly and Keeves’ and appeared in ‘The Last O.G.’ with Tracy Morgan. He has been a guest on popular podcasts such as ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ and ‘Your Mom’s House.’ In 2022, he launched his widely popular podcast, ‘Bein’ Ian with Jordan,’ which features banter with co-host and fellow comic Jordan Jensen.

In 2024, Ian Fidance released his debut comedy special, “Wild, Happy & Free,” which has been made available on YouTube. His written work has been published alongside other comedians like Jerry Seinfeld and Bob Odenkirk in the poetry book “Eating Salad Drunk: Haiku’s for the Burnout Age by Comedy Greats.” Fidance maintains an active touring schedule, performing at various clubs, colleges, and independent venues across the United States. His engagement with different facets of the entertainment industry showcases his versatility as a performer and writer.