Micheal Foulk Is About

This is where you learn about Micheal In a general and brief way.

About Micheal: 

Micheal Foulk is a non-binary queer comedian, writer, educator, and community organizer thriving in Oakland, California. Micheal has been featured on the SF Sketchfest, Crom Comedy Festival, Moontower, OUTsider Festival, Frontera Fest, Austin Sketchfest, and Out Of Bounds Comedy Festival. They are the co-creator of the LGBTQ+ storytelling show Greetings, from Queer Mountain (ATX/NOLA/NYC/OAK) and the film screening series Queer Film Theory 101 (ATX/NYC/SF) produced in collaboration with Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas. Micheal has written and produced over 50 sketch shows with their sketch group Bad Example at Fallout Theater in Austin over the course of 2014-2016. Micheal performs with comedy partner Vanessa Gonzalez as the duo HANDBOMB, their short play "The Vacationers" won the Best Of Festival award in the 2014 Frontera Fringe Festival. In 2017, Micheal wrote and performed their first autobiographical one-person show "This Is How They Get You" which chronicles their time as the closeted lead singer of a Christian screamo band Widows & Orphans. Micheal has been featured in the films Meet Me There and Zero Charisma and can be seen in season 1 and 2 of the PBS show Stand Up Empire. Micheal's essays and articles have been published in Slate, VICE, Intomore, and TimeOut Magazine.

Likes: comic books, horror movies, long walks amongst trees and beaches, soups with noodles.

Here's a full list of festivals Micheal and their projects have been featured on:

Portland Queer Comedy Festival 2019

SF Sketch Fest 2018, 2019

Crom Comedy Festival Denver 2017

Hell Yes Festival 2015, 2016

Out Of Bounds Comedy Festival 2015, 2016, 2017

Outsider LGBTQ Fest 2016, 2017

Austin Sketch Fest 2015, 2016

Frontera Fest 2015 "Best Of Fest"

Fun Fun Fun Fest 2014, 2015

Sound On Sound Fest 2016

Moontower Comedy Fest 2014, 2015