Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, Pat Hazell moved to Los Angeles in the early 80's with lint in his pockets and a smile on his face. Hazell toured the US extensively as a stand‑up comic and made his first appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in 1989. Hazell has since made six more appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Hazell began as Jerry Seinfeld's opening act and later went on to write for the successful NBC series Seinfeld, and perform as the show's studio audience warm‑up. As a playwright, his first endeavor was Bunk Bed Brothers which he co-wrote with Matt Goldman. The play opened in Minneapolis, then Omaha and finally Los Angeles where it was critically acclaimed, running to sold out houses. Bunk Bed Brothers, a knee‑high look at the world from two brothers' perspectives, was optioned by Columbia Pictures with screenwriting chores going to Hazell and Goldman as well. Bunk Bed Brothers then gained attention from the television industry and was filmed as the sit‑com, American Pie for NBC Studios. On television, Hazell has appeared on Seinfeld, Love and War, MTV Half Hour Comedy Hour, Evening at the Improv, Comic Strip Live, and Showtime's Jonathan Winters Comedy Special, among others. His writing credits include Seinfeld, Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Love and War, and Showtime's Aspen Comedy Special. Hazell's latest work, The Wonder Bread Years, a hilarious one‑man show & tell is currently touring the country and being taped for PBS.

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