Michael Longfellow

Michael Longfellow is an American comedian and actor known for his sharp wit and engaging stage presence. Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Longfellow discovered his passion for comedy during his freshman year at Arizona State University, where he earned a BA in English Literature. His early foray into stand-up comedy set the foundation for a burgeoning career in entertainment.

After graduating in 2016, Longfellow moved to Los Angeles and quickly became a fixture in the comedy scene, performing at clubs across the country. His talent was showcased at the Netflix Is A Joke festival’s “Netflix Introducing…” showcase, and he made notable appearances on *Conan* and the NBC reality competition series *Bring the Funny*, which was co-hosted by his future *SNL* colleague, Kenan Thompson.

In 2022, Longfellow’s career reached a significant milestone when he was hired as a featured player on NBC’s iconic sketch comedy series *Saturday Night Live* for its 48th season. He made his debut on October 1, 2022, and quickly made a mark with his appearance on Weekend Update, where he humorously addressed topics like anti-vaccination relatives and actress Sydney Sweeney’s Trump-supporting family members.

Longfellow’s acting credits include roles in *Ghosts of Ruin*, *How to Be Broke* (2017), and *Get Over It* (2018). His blend of observational humor and engaging storytelling continues to resonate with audiences, establishing him as a rising star in comedy and television.