Thom Tran

Bio:

Thom Tran is a Los Angeles–based comedian, actor, musician, and U.S. Army combat
veteran whose stand-up career began after surviving a gunshot wound to the back of the
head while deployed to Iraq.

Following his medical retirement, Tran relocated to Los Angeles in 2008 and quickly
immersed himself in the comedy scene. He went on to found The GIs of Comedy, an
internationally touring, all-military veteran stand-up group that has performed for U.S.
service members stationed and deployed in combat zones worldwide. The group was
featured on Larry Charles’ Dangerous World of Comedy (Netflix) and has appeared on CBS
and NBC.

As a solo act, Tran tours nationally and internationally, including dates across Europe with
longtime collaborator Brad Williams, performing in Denmark, Norway, England, Ireland,
and beyond. His material blends sharp observational humor with lived experience,
delivered with discipline and timing honed both on stage and in service.

Based in Hollywood, Tran is a regular at premier clubs including the World Famous Laugh
Factory and the Comedy & Magic Club, in addition to theaters and venues throughout
Southern California.

On screen, Tran has co-starred on NCIS: Los Angeles and SEAL Team (CBS) and appears in
the feature film My Dead Friend Zoe alongside Morgan Freeman, Sonequa Martin-Green,
and Ed Harris.