BIOGRAPHY

BACKGROUND

Not afraid to use his real life as fodder for his act, Larry Noto “deprecates himself within an inch of some early Woody Allen anxieties” (Michael Olesker, The Baltimore Sun). Whether it's stories about how every girl he dates ends up marrying the very next guy she goes out with, his frustration with television commercials for plastic, or similarities between Italian weddings and funerals, Noto delivers his smart material with an amazing amount of energy and charisma.
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Comedy Clubs and Performances:
-Carolines on Broadway – New York City
-The Improv – Washington, D.C.
-The Improv – Baltimore, MD
-Rascals Comedy Club – Mountclair, NJ and Baltimore
-Funny Bone – Columbus, OH
-The New York Comedy Club – New York City
-Zanies – St. Charles, IL
-Tracy's Comedy Club – Baltimore, MD
-Wisacres – Tysons Corner, VA

Performed With:
-Brian Regan (Comedian of the Year)
-Richard Lewis (Curb Your Enthusiasm)
-Lewis Black (The Daily Show)
-Dom Irrera (HBO, Comedy Central)
-Jay Mohr (Last Comic Standing)
-Robert Schimmel (Howard Stern)
-Burr (Chappelle’s Show)
-Louie Anderson (Family Feud, Tonight Show)
-Bob Saget (Full House)
-Jake Johannsen (The Late Show)
-Pablo Francisco (MAD TV)
-Brett Butler (Grace Under Fire)
-Carl Labove (Bad Boys of Comedy)
-Vince Morris (Sex in the City, BET)
-Nick DiPaolo (Tough Crowd)
-Rich Vos (Last Comic Standing)
-Ralphie May (Last Comic Standing)
-Joey Kola (Letterman, Tonight Show)
-Jimmy Pardo – (Funny Money)
-Jim Florentine (Crank Yankers)
-Todd Barry (Comedy Central)
-Vinnie Favorito (Comedy Central)
-Frank Caliendo (MAD TV)
-Bob Somerby (Politically Incorrect)

Television, Radio and Special Appearances:
-WBAL 1090AM  - Dave Durian and the Morning Team – Friday mornings 8-9AM
-Host - "The Aristocrats" special screening - Maryland Film Festival 2005
-WMAR-TV ABC 2 – “Rodricks for Breakfast”
-Mix 106.5 FM – “JoJo and Reagan ”
-Live 102.7 - "Out to Lunch"
-WXFB 104.3 FM – “Max and Miles”
-WBAL-TV 11 – “The Comedy Hour” special
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ADDITIONAL CREDITS

“The Larry Noto Show” - Host/Creator - Loyola College

By the end of the first semester of his freshmen year, Larry Noto had taken Loyola College by storm with the creation of its first late-night talk show – "The Larry Noto Show," a mixture of stand-up comedy, humorous videos, guest interviews and live music.

In addition to “campus celebrities,” Noto welcomed guests from the outside world including Barry “Greg Brady” Williams from “The Brady Bunch,” Rolling Stone editor and author David Wild, NFL Hall of Famer Art Donovan, current Baltimore Mayor Martin O’Malley and others!

Initially taped in front of a live audience of a hundred people in the college’s coffee house, the show would go on to sell out the campus’ 300 and 600-seat theaters. With “Larry Noto Show” t-shirts, cups and posters plastering the campus, the show was called a “major social fad in campus entertainment,” “a pioneering event,” and “flavorful, entertaining and unpredictable” by the college’s newspaper.
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“Rodricks for Breakfast” – Field/Associate Producer, On-Air Guest – WMAR-TV ABC 2

Larry Noto started with this two-hour, live Sunday morning talk/entertainment show as an intern and quickly worked his way through the ranks to field producer, associate producer and ultimately producer. In addition to his producing and writing roles, Noto made regular on-air appearances on the show ranging from movie reviews and entertainment reports to pop culture spoofs and satire.

At the age of 22, Noto received an Emmy nomination from The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, DC Chapter in the Entertainment Program Segment category. The nominated story was the first package that Noto had every solely produced.
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MORE

HBO – Hobnobber Magazine contributor

“Best Of” – Segment Producer – The Food Network

Baltimore Magazine – Published Column

Loyola Magazine –Humor Essays Published

“Leadership in Film” video – Producer – Loyola College Sellinger School of Business
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