Native New Yorker, Jane Stroll infuses her comedy with a psychology of human relations based on her years working as a Therapist. She has worked primarily in the field of addiction and recovery, and has been on both sides of the “desk.”
Intelligence and a skewed view of reality are the hallmarks of her humor. Reviewers have called her “offbeat”, “neurotic” and “hilarious.”
She has performed in all the best comedy clubs in New York and around the country. Some of the places she has worked include Carolines, The Comic Strip, and The Original Improvisation. She has also worked in some of the top Cabaret rooms in New York including The Duplex, Don’t Tell Mama, Roses Turn and the Metropolitan Room.
She has appeared on Lifetimes “Girls Night Out (twice), Carolines Comedy Hour on A&E and “The History of Jewish Comedy” on PBS.
Currently she is developing her own one woman show – recently performed in LA – with the working title of “No Room on the Ledge.”
Jane also works as the Director of a program which was developed to house the homeless.
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