“Sandro Iocolano is an unforgettable comic with an impossible name to pronounce and spell,” said Sandro’s father about his son. Born in Boston and raised in Florida, Sandro was born into a retirement community to immigrant Italian parents and a German Shepherd. He grew up only speaking Italian until he was five, learning English from cereal boxes and Twinkie wrappers.

In an attempt to find more work, his father, a plumber, moved the family to Florida, where Sandro learned how to sweat profusely from his forehead. He enrolled in pharmacy school after high school but soon realized that he would rather tell jokes than push pills, although he often called one.

Sandro has been performing since he was a little kid old enough to embarrass his parents. Throughout his life, he has acted and always enjoyed making those around him laugh. It’s a treat to embarrass your friends and family.

He often loves being the center of attention, but only at parties and never at funerals.

Sandro would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it and he didn’t want it anymore. Sarcastic, witty, and quick, Sandro feels at home being a smart-ass and finding the unconventional opinion or spin on any given topic. He loves all forms of comedy. Called “off-center and quirky” by one of his first comedy mentors, the description stuck. Sandro has been seen on HBO’s Project Greenlight, NBC, and the Aspen Comedy Festival, and he performs comedy all over the country, including Italy. He is a member of an improv comedy troupe and is a regular at The Comedy Store, performing regularly at The Improvs across the country. He currently lives in Los Angeles in a state of cloudiness.

A show you will never forget. Or remember!

Either way, it’s pronounced “YO-KO-LAH-NO.” And you will, too!