Moses Storm

Moses Storm
Born	Moses Jacob Storm (1990-05-06) May 6, 1990 Kalamazoo, Michigan, U.S.
Relatives	Michael Woroniecki (uncle)
Comedy career
Medium	Stand-up, television, film, writing
Genres	Observational comedy, sarcasm, satire
Subjects	Popular culture, current events
Website	mosesstorm.com

Moses Jacob Storm (born May 6, 1990) is an American writer, actor, comedian, and performance artist¹ who has appeared in film, television and radio.

Moses Storm was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and is one of five children.² Raised by his parents on a converted Greyhound bus, he and his siblings primarily received homeschooling from their mother.

During his early years, Storm's family was part of a non-denominational religious sect led by his uncle, Michael Woroniecki, known as "The Way."¹ They traveled from town to town, preaching at state fairs and music festivals.¹

Storm attended one semester of community college for video production but left to pursue performing in Los Angeles. After initially taking a cleaning job in the city, Storm became a comedian when he recognized his talent and passion for the craft."³

Storm is an alumnus of the UCB Theatre⁴ and currently hosts a live program called Trifecta alongside Ify Nwadiwe and Christian Spicer at the UCB Theatre Sunset venue. He co-hosted and produced a bimonthly show on the Nerdist stage at Meltdown Comics called This Show is Your Show!, which LA Weekly in their "Best Of" section as "Best Comedy Show".⁵

Storm has performed stand-up on Last Comic Standing and Conan.⁶ He accompanied Conan O'Brien, as well as Ron Funches, Laurie Kilmartin, and Flula Borg on select dates for O'Brien's limited "Conan & Friends: An Evening of Stand-Up and Investment Tips" tour in late 2018.⁷ Storm has also performed alongside Jo Firestone at the Toronto Comedy Festival for SiriusXM's JFL42 program. In the same year, Storm performed a show at The Kennedy Center⁸ and at the 2018 SF Sketchfest in shows with Fred Armisen and Jacqueline Novak.⁹

On January 20, 2022, Storm debuted in his own comedy special on HBO Max, "Trash White," produced by Conan O'Brien.¹⁰

Storm recited a monologue for The Moth titled "It Pays to Be Poor"¹¹ and was awarded the title of The Moth GrandSLAM Champion.

In television, Storm has portrayed various characters in projects such as The 4 to 9ers, Another Period, Youth and Consequences, About a Boy, This is Us, and Arrested Development. He also appeared in the Comedy Central Originals one-off special Ice to Iceland.¹² In 2019, Storm starred as one of the leads in NBC sitcom Sunnyside, portraying the character Bojan/Brady. His performance added to the ensemble cast of the show.

Storm received critical acclaim for his role as Mitch Roussel in the 2014 horror film Unfriended.¹³

In 2014, Storm presented The Modern Millennial, an immersive theater performance piece funded on Kickstarter.¹⁴ The crowdfunding paid for a loft space in Los Angeles where audiences could observe Storm's day-to-day life.¹ The space also featured art exhibits by Storm.¹