Bio Troy Conrad is one of the hardest working comics in the U.S., and one of the most requested acts in Los Angeles. Taking the stage out of high school, he was chosen by George Lopez as the only Gringo to tour in his "Latino Comedy Festival." He has toured clubs, colleges, and military bases throughout the country ever since.  Drawing material and characters from his past,
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Troy finds punchlines in his misspent youth as an anti-rock music preacher, fundamentalist, and door-to-door bible salesman: Having been a rule-following member of the blindly obedient, his act is a comedic example of what happens when one man sells his instincts to purchase the comfort of conformity. When he's not on the road, Troy performs in Los Angeles nightly; including his one-man show: "Breaking Records: A Fundamentalist Against Rock."
A writer for the Jay Mohr Roast, Troy hosted and produced the TV show "Strictly Standup." Troy is currently in production his episodic pilot "The Jesus Project." He also takes on the role of President of the United States, in his theatrical show Titled "Contrition," where George W. Bush gives an honest, and impromptu press conference confession. The show, produced by Emmy Award winner Rick Overton, can be seen in venues around Los Angeles. Troy is currently in the Writing Conservatory Program at Second City Los Angeles.

Disclaimer: Troy is not related to Conrad Bain. Troy's previous landlord was a prostitute and crystal meth addict. Troy's mom knows the exact price of every meal she's ever had. She hates MSG and Lard. Many of Troy's goals involve Vodka. According to a drunk fan, Troy would look like Patrick Swayze if he was older with a mullet. Troy went to a Christian school. The south wall is flammable. Troy looks like a pretty white boy. Deep down he is an angry black man.

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