BIO

Robin Thede is an accomplished actress, writer, sketch and improvisational comedian,  entertainment correspondent, host, and radio personality. 

Recently, Robin wrote and performed on the sketch comedy TV series "In The Flow With Affion Crockett" (FOX), executive produced by Jamie Foxx. Robin has worked on several projects as both a writer and performer, including the Mike Epps sketch comedy series “Funny Bidness,” on the TV comedy series “Clunkers” (starring Carl Payne, David Faustino and Sherman Hemsley).
 
Robin’s recent television appearances include roles on “Hot In Cleveland” (TV Land), "Chocolate News" (Comedy Central),  "Kath & Kim" (NBC), "Worst Week” (CBS) and "All of Us" (UPN). She was also a series regular on the critically acclaimed BET original web series “Buppies” with Tatyana Ali. 
 
Robin's other writing credits include the NAACP Image Awards (2011), the BET Awards(2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011), the BET Hip Hop Awards (2010,2011) and more. Additionally, Robin has created several hugely successful viral videos, including “Every Little Step” with Wayne Brady, Bobby Brown and Mike Tyson (Funny or Die.com) and "For (Stuffed) Colored Girls" (Funny or Die.com). She can also be seen with Elite Delta Force 3 in “The Real Housewives of Civil Rights” (Funny or Die.com/EDF3 YouTube Channel). More videos can be seen on her You Tube channel as well.
 

 Robin’s comedy work extends from years of professional live sketch comedy (Second City Chicago and LA, Improv Olympic, Acme) to comedic commentary on shows like "The Daily Habit" (Fuel TV) and "What I Hate About Me" (Style Network). She is also a performer and writer for the all-female sketch group "Elite Delta Force 3", the 2009 Audience Award Winner of the Los Angeles Comedy Improv Festival.

Robin’s other notable work includes co-hosting on The Voice of Reason on Jamie Foxx’s Foxxhole Sirius/XM radio channel and working as a regular entertainment correspondent for E! News with Ryan Seacrest and Giuliana Rancic.

Robin’s countless characters and endless energy make her a comedic force to be reckoned with, but she has also been hailed for dramatic roles as well, including playing "Sarah" in the NAACP Theater Award-Winning "Girls of Summer" and winning the Best Actress Performance Prize in the Brussels 2005 International Film Festival for her work in the short film "Plant One On Me".