Felice Fond

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Biography: Felice Fond was born funny. She received her first comedy award when she was twelve years old. "I played Grou... more »

Contact Felice at: bluetaxiprod@aol.com. Follow Felice on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/felicetaxi. Follow Darren on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/darrensitcom.

Biography: Felice Fond was born funny. She received her first comedy award when she was twelve years old. "I played Groucho Marx as a pervert on the Newleywed game. It just came out of me...I can't explain it." She grew up in Beverly Hills, California and then went on to graduate from the University of California at Berkeley. After College, she set her sights on New York City. She studied playwriting at "The New Dramatists" on west 44th street in Manhattan. She began to pursue a career as a Stand-up Comic and Writer, but needed to find a way to support this effort. That's when she went to the TLC(Taxi and Limousine Commission), got her "Hack" license and began a whole new life as a New York City "Cab" driver. "My family back in Bev Hills was mortified by my "choice" of employment. While all my friends back home were showing off their 5,000 carat diamond rings at the Bistro Garden, I was tossing around my New York City Hack license. Needless to say, my Mother felt faint." She has performed many times at the Comedy Store and Laugh Factory in Hollywood, California. She has also appeared a lot at the legendary "Ice House Comedy Club"in Pasadena,California. She has also performed at Stand-up New York in Manhattan. She has created a sitcom "FELICE" (for television), a screenplay for film called "The Milkstones of Beverly Hills" and an animated (cartoon) "The Adventures of Eveleyn Bloomfield" which is all based upon her stand-up comedy routine which is based upon her real life. "People seemed to want to know what it was like to be from Beverly Hills and driving a taxi for five years in New York City...so I told them." « less