Wyatt Cenac Biography

In the city of New York, Wyatt Cenac was born. He had weary of living in a major metropolis after three years and relocated to Dallas, Texas. Wyatt relocated to North Carolina because he missed living in a big metropolis. After four years, he realized he was on the wrong plane and moved to Los Angeles, where he spent the following several years performing stand-up comedy and accruing debt. Wyatt performed stand-up at events like Comedy Death Ray and The Tomorrow Show while he was living in Los Angeles. Wyatt worked as a writer on the animated FOX series King of the Hill for three seasons. Wyatt spent most of his time acting at the Upright Citizens Brigade and Improv Olympic, where he did performances including Rap Crisis Center The Armando Show and made a tragically subpar impersonation of Barack Obama that ended up on the Internet in order to elude his debt collectors. The 2008 movie Medicine for Melancholy, in which Wyatt was featured, was unsuccessfully nominated for three Independent Spirit Awards (Thanks a lot Synecdoche New York). Wyatt went back to New York in 2008 to join the news staff of The Daily Show as a journalist and writer, wanting to go back to the large metropolis he gave the finger to as a young child. He overlooked how chilly it may get in the winter.

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