Carla Collins is a renowned comedian, actress, television host, and writer, celebrated for her exceptional stand-up performances. Dubbed "Canada's Tina Fey" and the "Queen of Comedy" by the press, she has garnered widespread recognition for her hilarious antics. Currently, she is a regular performer at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles and tours with the esteemed "Hot Tamales".
Collins has achieved great success with her television series "CARLAWOOD", which has captivated audiences and critics alike. She recently completed filming Season Two of the critically acclaimed docu-soap/comedy, set to air in May 2010 in Canada. Additionally, she has released her debut book "Angels, Vampires and Douche Bags", which has received widespread acclaim from critics and fans.
In the realm of film, Collins is currently working on the comedy/horror movie "The Hack", in which she stars as a comedian who murders other performers for their material.
Throughout her career, Collins has hosted a variety of television shows, including "Entertainment Now", "ET Canada", "The Gemini Awards", "Behind the Scenes at Just for Laughs", "Live from the Red Carpet", "Chez Carla", and "The Canadian Music Awards". Her one-hour comedy special "The Wonderbra Years" is one of the highest-rated episodes of CTV's Comedy Now series, and she has received the Gold Award at the Houston Comedy Festival.
Currently, Collins resides in Malibu with her actor husband and their rescue dogs, Miles and Dr. Zira. In her free time, she practices yoga, Kabbalah, and consults with a psychic colon therapist.
