Liz Miele

Liz Miele is a powerhouse of the New York City comedy scene, known for her sharp wit and fiercely honest storytelling. Starting her career at just 16, Miele was profiled by The New Yorker at 18 and became the youngest female comic on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham at 22. Since then, she has evolved into a prolific, self-made creator with a string of acclaimed specials, including Self Help Me, The Ghost of Academic Future, and her 2024 release, Murder Sheets. A veteran of international stages, Miele’s comedy is a masterclass in neurotic brilliance. She fearlessly explores themes of mental health, therapy, and the absurdities of modern dating, often punctuated by her love-hate relationship with felines—as detailed in her hit book, Why Cats Are Assholes.