The Corona Dialogues - a dylan brody project

Dylan Brody is one America's leading humorists and story tellers.
With fans that include comedic legends such as Carl Reiner, Robin Williams, Paul Provenza, Elayne Boosler and Richard Lewis, and an ever-expanding repertoire of witty and profound tales of his journey through life that are unique, yet utterly recognizable to everyone, Dylan has earned a reputation as one of America’s fastest rising storytellers. As of Summer of 2018 he also holds the title “Filmmaker” following the direction of his first feature film, an experimental art film/post-modern romantic comedy starring Paul Provenza and now he has an award-winning web series that he writes, created and directs, The Corona Dialogues.
Dylan’s newest full-length, stand up-style story-telling special, Corner of Starbucks and Christopher Street found a perfect home at Revry.tv. The one before that, Dylan Brody’s Driving Hollywood has been licensed by NextUpComedy and is now also available on the Amazon streaming platform. Blue Panther Productions contracted with Mr. Brody to work with director Nancy Carlin to develop the show as a fully realized, theatrically staged solo show that toured internationally in the Spring of 2017. Earlier specials included More Arts/Less Martial, available from Rooftop Comedy and The Wereshmuck: Transformations of a Moron for the now defunct Anteye.com.
For three years running best-selling author and humorist David Sedaris invited Mr. Brody to share his stages when touring the West Coast.
Mr. Brody has performed regularly for the David Feldman show on KPFK(Pacifica Radio) in Los Angeles., The Drive with Steve Jaxon on KSRO (Sonoma County) and was a regular contributor to John Rabe’s OFF RAMP on KPCC. His material runs on XM/Sirius Satellite Radio’s comedy channels, Pandora and he contributes to the Huffington Post and Daily Kos. He has written for dozens of comedians, including Jay Leno, who has used Brody’s work in his monologues on NBC’s The Tonight Show and has placed stories in all the most recent issues of the burgeoning magazine of American humor, The American Bystander.
In 2005, Dylan won the Stanley Drama award for playwriting. He is a thrice-published author of fiction for the Young Adult market with one of his books, A Tale of a Hero and The Song of Her Sword finding a place in the curriculum at several public schools in the U.S., earning him a yearly influx of poorly written fan letters and e-mails to which Mr. Brody diligently replies.
He has appeared on A&E’s Comedy on the Road, FOX TV’s Comedy Express, and Showtime's The Green Room with Paul Provenza. In 2010, Dylan appeared in the George Carlin Tribute at the New York Public Library, hosted by Whoopi Goldberg, featuring Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller, Ben Stiller, Kevin Smith, Louis C.K., and publisher Lewis Lapham, among others.
In early 2007, Dylan Brody's Thinking Allowed, brought long form humor and insight, literate and literary, to a broad-based audience. The first all story-telling program ever in the venue, the show enjoyed a successful six month run on the main stage at the Hollywood Improv.
The Stand Up! Records label released Brody’s first five CDs between 2009 and 2012. In 2014 Rooftop Comedy produced and an overlong digital-only album, Dylan Goes Electric.
Dylan has worked in venues all over the world, sharing the stage with some of the comedy world’s biggest stars including: Adam Sandler, Dennis Miller, Jon Lovitz, Larry Miller, Norm McDonald, Louie Anderson, Richard Belzer, Larry David, and Jerry Seinfeld. He has appeared at M.I.T., at Sarah Lawrence College’s vast Reisinger Concert Hall and served as Northfield Mount Hermon School’s first ever Artist in Residence.