Matt Walsh
Matt Walsh
Matt Walsh Biography
Matt Walsh is a founding member of the "Upright Citizens Brigade." Walsh was also instrumental in the start of "Upright Citizens Brigade's" two theaters, in NYC and LA, where he continues to perform and teach today. Additionally, he wrote and starred in their self-titled show on Comedy Central for three seasons. To date, "UCB" is the largest unaccredited university in the nation, teaching improv to more than 600 students at any given time.
Credits for Walsh include starring in Comedy Central's critically acclaimed "Dog Bites Man" and acting as a correspondent for "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" from 2001-2002. He has appeared in such movies as "School For Scoundrels," "Old School," "Bad Santa," "Road Trip," "Elf" and "Starsky and Hutch."
He can be seen in Michel Gondry's "Be Kind, Rewind" opposite Jack Black for New Line, Kent Alterman's "Semi-Pro" opposite Will Ferrell for New Line and David Wain's "Little Big Men" for Universial.
Walsh currently resides in Los Angeles.
