About Cameron Esposito
Chicago is where Cameron Esposito learned stand-up, working the city's rooms and holding a regular spot at The Lincoln Lodge from 2007 to 2011. Festival bookings followed, among them SXSW, Moontower, Bridgetown Comedy Festival and SF Sketchfest.
She made her television debut in 2013 on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and went on to perform on Conan and on Last Call with Carson Daly. Her recordings form a steady run: Grab Them Aghast on Rooftop Comedy Records, Same Sex Symbol on Kill Rock Stars, Marriage Material on Comedy Dynamics, then Back to Back. The hour called Rape Jokes, released in 2018, is the work most closely tied to her name, and with Four Pills she stepped behind the camera to direct her own special.
Much of her audience found her through audio. She co-hosted the podcast Put Your Hands Together, went on to host Queery, and later fronted Survive or Die Trying. On television she built Take My Wife, and the concerns that run through her stand-up, LGBTQ+ lives, feminism and the treatment of people pushed to the margins, carry across all of it.
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Frequently asked questions
Where did Cameron Esposito start stand-up?
Cameron Esposito learned stand-up in Chicago, where she held a regular spot at The Lincoln Lodge from 2007 to 2011.
When was Cameron Esposito's TV debut?
Her television debut came in 2013 on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, followed by sets on Conan and Last Call with Carson Daly.
What albums has Cameron Esposito released?
Her recordings include Grab Them Aghast on Rooftop Comedy Records, Same Sex Symbol on Kill Rock Stars, Marriage Material on Comedy Dynamics, and Back to Back.
What is Cameron Esposito's best-known special?
The 2018 hour Rape Jokes is the work most closely tied to Esposito's name, and with Four Pills she directed her own special.
Which podcasts has Cameron Esposito hosted?
She co-hosted Put Your Hands Together, went on to host Queery, and later fronted Survive or Die Trying.
What themes run through Cameron Esposito's comedy?
LGBTQ+ lives, feminism and the treatment of people pushed to the margins run through her stand-up and her TV series Take My Wife.
