Tom Cotter

Join us for an (adult) night of fun with Comedian Tom Cotter!

Tom took the comedy scene by storm after finishing

runner-up and becoming the Breakout Star from Season 7’s "America's

Got Talent." He lost to a dog act, but don’t hold that against him; Tom was

the first comedian ever to be a finalist on the show and was the highest

finishing human being on the show that year. The next year, AGT asked

Tom back to perform as a special guest star (along with Train) and then

again to host “The Season 8 AGT Snapple Viewing Party.”

More recently Tom was again invited back to the AGT stage - this time to perform against

the best of the best “Got Talent” performers from other years and around

the world in “America’s Got Talent: The Champions.” In one of the most

talked about sets of the entire competition, Tom received a STANDING

OVATION from the adoring crowd. Tom's other numerous television and

radio credits include "The Tonight Show,” “Last Comic Standing,” his

very own "Comedy Central Presents... Tom Cotter," The Howard Stern

Show, Comics Unleashed, multiple appearance on CBS’ "The Late Late

Show" and Celebrity Host of “Gotham Comedy Live” on AXS-TV.

You can find Tom headlining all of America's most famous comedy clubs

including: The Comedy Cellar, The Improv and Caroline's On Broadway

just to name a few. Tom has also been featured at the Montreal "Just For

Laughs" Festival, the HBO Comedy Arts Festival and headlining

"America's Got Talent Live" show at the Palazzo, Las Vegas. And recently,

Tom was on the dais and took part in the Friars Club Roast of Boomer

Esiason at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Tom is co-starred on an

episode of CBS’ “The Good Wife.” In addition,

Tom’s first book, “Bad Dad: A Guide to Pitiful Parenting” (Willow Street Press)

a collection of jokes, gags, one-liners and pithy bad advice for fed-up

parents, is available everywhere. Look for his new special “Tom Cotter:

Rapid Fire” to be released on multiple platforms later this year.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Nack Theater, 6711 Oak Street, Frisco, United States