
Acting · Cameroon · Born November 27, 1978
Josh Blue is a stand-up comedian who rose to prominence after winning Last Comic Standing in 2006 and has since become a global headliner, performing more than 200 shows a year with a style built on sharp improvisation and constantly evolving material. He has appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and has been featured across major networks including Fox, CBS, ABC, MSNBC, and CNN, while also earning recognition at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. Blue has released multiple stand-up specials across platforms including Comedy Central, Showtime, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and Bravo, highlighted by Sticky Change and DELETE, and became the first comedian to debut a special in movie theaters nationwide with 7 More Days in the Tank. His work extends beyond stand-up into radio, podcasts, and music, including Josh Blue and the Hooligan Stew Review, often described as “Tom Waits meets the Muppets.” Known for breaking down stereotypes around disability with humor that is both unfiltered and self-aware, Blue has been widely described as a comedian who happens to have cerebral palsy rather than being defined by it. Outside of comedy, he represented the United States in eight countries as a member of the U.S. Paralympic soccer team, including the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, and lives in Denver, Colorado with his children.
MovieJosh Blue: Freak Accident
2024
as Self
MovieJosh Blue: Get In The Pile
2021
as Himself
MovieJosh Blue: Broccoli
2020
as Self
MovieJosh Blue: The Disabled List
2020
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MovieJosh Blue: Delete
2016
as Self
Movie108 Stitches
2014
as Jimmy Zellman
MovieJosh Blue: Sticky Change
2012
as Self
Comedy.tv
2009
as Self
(Sex)abled: Disability Uncensored
2009
as Self
MovieFeast III: The Happy Finish
2009
as Prophet
MovieFeast II: Sloppy Seconds
2008
as Short Bus Gus
MovieJosh Blue: 7 More Days In The Tank
2006
as Self
TVAmerica's Got Talent
2006
as Self - Contestant
TVThe Ellen DeGeneres Show
2003
as Self