Cameron Esposito

Cameron Esposito is a trailblazing stand-up comedian, actor, and writer whose razor-sharp wit and fearless storytelling have redefined modern comedy. Hailed as "the future of comedy" by Jay Leno, Esposito has built a formidable career centering on LGBTQ+ identity, feminism, and social justice. They are the co-creator and star of the critically acclaimed series Take My Wife and host the influential interview podcast Queery, which features deep-dive conversations with luminaries from across the queer spectrum. A prolific performer, Esposito’s credits include the culture-shifting special Rape Jokes—which raised nearly $100,000 for RAINN—and the recent hit special Four Pills on Dropout. Beyond the stage, they are the author of the memoir Save Yourself and have appeared on A Million Little Things, Conan, and The Late Late Show.