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United States Meg Stalter is an American comedian and actress known for her work in television, film, and sketch comedy.
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Megan Stalter partnered with Dunkin', an official VMAs sponsor, for a satirical campaign where she ditched the VMAs to go on a Dunkin' run, highlighting the brand's coffee and doughnuts. The partnership included a video released on platforms like Facebook and covered by industry news outlets.
Meg Stalter collaborated with Harmless Harvest, discussing her insights on self-care and products during an interview with Refinery29.
Megan Stalter was part of a collective of female talent, including Chloe Fineman, partnering with Procter & Gamble to promote Pantene products.
Megan Marie Stalter was born on September 15, 1990, in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. She spent her early years in Cleveland before moving with her family to various locations in Ohio, including Dayton, Huber Heights, and Centerville. Stalter was raised in the Pentecostal Church and attended Wayne High School, where she participated in the drama club. She later enrolled in Sinclair Community College and Wright State University, ultimately leaving to pursue acting. Her comedic path began with sketch and improvisational comedy in Dayton before she relocated to Chicago to focus on comedy full-time. She often collaborates with her brother, Nick Stalter, on creative projects.
Stalter transitioned into online content creation in 2018, initiating what would become “The Megan Stalter Show.” In 2019, she moved to New York and quickly established a presence in the city’s alt-comedy scene, regularly performing multiple nights a week in Brooklyn. Her distinct comedic style led to recognition, with New York magazine naming her among the “comedians you should and will know in 2019.” In 2020, The New York Times critic Jason Zinoman highlighted her as “sketch comedy’s newest star” for her vital contributions during a period of isolation, noting her ability to improvise characters on Instagram Live, which significantly boosted her public profile. Her work was compared to other self-distributed comedians of the time.
Her career progressed with notable roles, including joining the cast and writing staff of the reboot of “The National Lampoon Radio Hour” in 2019. Stalter is also recognized as the host of her web series, “The Megan Stalter Show,” and the podcast “Confronting Demons with Megan Stalter.” She provided the voice for Bonnie Davis in the Paramount+ series “Tooning Out the News.” Her breakout role came as Kayla in the HBO Max comedy “Hacks” (2021-present), where she portrays a “clueless Hollywood assistant.” In 2023, Stalter joined the cast of the film “Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain” as park ranger Lisa. She is also slated to star in “Too Much” (2025), a comedy series created by Lena Dunham for Netflix.
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