Larry David

Larry David is a renowned comedian, writer, actor, and producer, celebrated for co-creating ‘Seinfeld’ and creating and starring in ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’. After co-creating the groundbreaking sitcom ‘Seinfeld’ with Jerry Seinfeld in 1989, Larry David established himself as a preeminent voice in comedy. He served as head writer and executive producer for the series’ first seven seasons, during which he contributed to many iconic episodes, including ‘The Contest,’ earning him two Primetime Emmy Awards in 1993. ‘Seinfeld’ became one of television’s most acclaimed shows, influencing an entire generation of comedy.

His film acting credits include Woody Allen’s ‘Whatever Works’ (2009) and ‘The Three Stooges’ (2012). In 2013, he co-wrote and starred in the HBO television film ‘Clear History.’ David’s foray into theater saw him write and star in the Broadway play ‘Fish in the Dark’ (2015), which achieved significant commercial success by breaking advance sale records. In recognition of his enduring influence, he received the Laurel Award for TV Writing Achievement from the Writers Guild of America in 2010. Looking ahead, Larry David has announced a return to television in 2025 with a new HBO Max sketch comedy series.

This highly anticipated project is a collaboration with Barack and Michelle Obama’s production company and will focus on American history. Additionally, he expanded his literary contributions with the essay ‘My Dinner With Adolf,’ published in The New York Times, also in 2025. Throughout his career, David’s distinct comedic style, marked by dry wit and an astute exploration of relatable social discomfort, has solidified his reputation as a comedic icon.