A proven favorite in comedy clubs, festivals and sitcoms, Adam Ferrara has earned a name for himself as one of today's leading comedic talents. His popularity as a stand-up has been validated with two American Comedy Award nominations for Best Stand-Up and two "Comedy Central Presents" half-hour specials.

Adam's stellar list of stand-up television appearances include multiple appearances on Comedy Central, as well as "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," "The Late Show with David Letterman," "The View," "Politically Incorrect," "The Rosie O'Donnell Show," and "The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn," as well as a featured performer at the Friar's Club Roast of Rob Reiner.

In 2001-2002, Adam co-starred in the critically acclaimed ABC series "The Job," which starred Denis Leary. Adam played the role of "Tommy Minetti," a young NYC detective in the prime-time series. He also recently starred in the half hour, behind the scenes Improv documentary "Contest Searchlight" on Comedy Central and played the recurring role of Pete on NBC's "Caroline in the City."

Recently, Adam performed for the Democratic Senators Caucus with special guest Bill Clinton. Adam was delayed in traffic on the way to the event. Later that evening, Adam was quoted as saying, "I've waited this long for healthcare, now, they can wait for me."