Larry Omaha is a Native American stand-up comedian, actor, and storyteller known for his sharp observational humor and unique cultural perspective. For more than three decades he has performed across the United States and internationally, appearing in comedy clubs, theaters, festivals, and college campuses while bringing audiences a distinctive blend of storytelling and
social commentary.
Larry’s comedy explores everyday life, family experiences, and the humor found within modern multicultural America. His ability to connect with audiences through relatable stories and insightful humor has made him a favorite performer on stage and television.
Throughout his career Larry Omaha has appeared on several nationally recognized television programs and comedy specials. His stand-up performances include appearances on Comedy Central’s “Stand-Up Revolution” hosted by Gabriel Iglesias and Showtime’s Native comedy special “Goin’ Native.”
In addition to stand-up comedy, Larry has built a diverse career in television and film. His acting credits include appearances on Hot in Cleveland, The Millers, No Ordinary Family, Untold Stories of the ER, and several comedy and entertainment programs across major networks.
Larry Omaha is also recognized by gaming audiences worldwide as the voice of Nightwolf, the iconic Native American warrior in the Mortal Kombat video game franchise.
His comedy has been praised for its intelligent humor and cultural insight, turning stereotypes on their head while delivering an energetic and engaging performance style. Critics have described his storytelling as both refreshing and universally relatable, helping him become a sought-after performer on the national comedy circuit.
Today Larry continues to perform live across the country, bringing his high-energy storytelling and comedic perspective to audiences everywhere. Whether performing on stage, appearing on television, or working behind the microphone, Larry Omaha remains a unique and memorable voice in American comedy.