Pat Hazell
Showtime declared Pat Hazell one of the five funniest people in America. His 25 years of experience as a writer, producer and performer have made him a go-to guy for new American theater.
Pat Hazell is one of the original writers for NBC’s Seinfeld, a Tonight Show veteran, a critically acclaimed playwright and a contributing commentator to National Public Radio. He is recognized for his genuinely funny Americana humor and his salute to pop culture.
As a playwright, Pat’s first endeavor Bunk Bed Brothers, co-written with Matt Goldman, was critically acclaimed and later optioned by Columbia Pictures. Bunk Bed Brothers gained the attention of the TV industry and was filmed as the sit-com, American Pie, for NBC.
Hazell’s signature work, The Wonder Bread Years, a grand salute to the baby-boomer generation aired on PBS, where they referred to Hazell as "America's foremost pop culture anthropologist." Currently, the live theatrical tour of The Wonder Bread Years is enjoying rave reviews across the US.
His television writing credits include Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, My Life In 3D and Showtime’s Aspen Comedy Special.
As the Chief Creative Officer of Sweetwood Productions, he is responsible for the national tours of five original productions: Bunk Bed Brothers, Some Strings Attached, Backstage Pass, John Mueller’s Winter Dance Party and The Wonder Bread Years. Pat is in currently in development on A Kodachrome Christmas for City Theatre and a musical adaptation of his original play Grounded For Life. However, his greatest accomplishment is being the father of two of the brightest shining stars in the universe, Tucker and Keaton.
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