MIKE FINE

Mike Fine is an American stand-up headlining comedian, writer, actor, producer and ordained Rabbi.

Mike's mix of sharp observational humor and deadpan delivery is reminiscent of the classical Borscht Belt style of comedy, causing him to be a stand out performer. With a diverse background as a writer and a strong ability to custom tailor his act to any audience, Mike’s in constant demand working major theaters, venues, corporate events, and fundraisers from Coast to Coast.

He’s appeared on Film, Radio TV, and stage and has been on FOX News, NBC, ABC, Bloomberg Radio, Howard Stern Show, featured in the NY POST, Newsweek Japan, Daily News, The Jerusalem Post, The New Yorker, and countless other media outlets.

Mike was an accredited staff writer for the New York Friars Club Roast of Quentin Tarantino, Jack Black , Dennis Rodman, Boomer Esiason, Padma Lakshmi, and Ricky Schroder.

He has penned material for a diverse mix of A-List Celebrities, and Pro- Athletes, including numerous Oscar, Grammy, Emmy nominated artists and performers. Mike’s clients have appeared on Comedy Central, HBO, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and Jay Leno, Late Show with Stephen Colbert and David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel, Saturday Night Live, The Daily Show, America’s Got Talent, Howard Stern, as well as countless other TV and Radio programs.

Mike is currently co-host of the Rabbinically Incorrect podcast, along with Rabbi Naftali Citron of the famed Carlebach Synagogue, where they discuss news headlines and explore a variety of Jewish themed topics in a humorous and meaningful way.

A book of humorous observation Mike co-wrote with Jackie Mason, is currently being edited for publication. Mike is also currently workshopping material for an Off - Broadway run in the Spring.

Along with being a Chaplain with the New York State Chaplain Task Force, his rabbinical ordination, Rabbi Fine, is founder of the Jewish Burial Fund for the Performing Arts providing free traditional burial for those employed in the Arts, as well as co-runs The Jackie Mason Memorial Fund (501c-3).