Judy Gold

Judy Gold is an Emmy Award-winning comedian, actor, and writer, recognized for her diverse contributions to television, stage, and podcasting. After earning two Daytime Emmy Awards for her work on ‘The Rosie O’Donnell Show’ in 1997, Judy Gold established herself as an Emmy Award-winning comedian, actor, and writer with diverse contributions across television, stage, and podcasting. Gold’s early television career included an appearance on ‘Roseanne’ in 1991, followed by a series regular role as Gloria Schechter in Margaret Cho’s sitcom ‘All-American Girl’ from 1994 to 1995. This early success built upon her presence in the New York comedy scene, where she became a regular at the iconic Comedy Cellar throughout the 1980s.

She further garnered recognition with an HBO half-hour special, which received The Cable Ace Award, solidifying her comedic prowess. Gold’s career further expanded with a decade-long run as host of HBO’s ‘At the Multiplex with Judy Gold’ from 1999 to 2010. She continued to deliver acclaimed comedy specials for networks including HBO, Comedy Central, and LOGO, and became a frequent commentator on TruTV’s ‘World’s Dumbest.’ Her extensive acting credits span both film and television, with appearances in Woody Allen’s ‘The Curse of the Jade Scorpion’ (2001), ’30 Rock’ (2012), ‘2 Broke Girls’ (2013), and ‘Louie’ (2015). Gold also showcased her competitive spirit on The Food Network’s ‘Chopped All-Stars.’ More recently, Gold’s acting work has included roles in ‘Broad City’ (2016) and ‘Search Party’ (2016), among others.

Beyond performing, Gold leverages her decades of experience as an instructor and coach, sharing her expertise in public speaking and solo performance to mentor emerging talent and empower professionals across various fields.