Daniel-Ryan Spaulding is an Internationally Touring Stand-up Comedian, orginally from Vancouver, Canada. Since finishing a BA in Drama & Film from Queen’s University; he has steadily been building a name for himself; with a successful career in comedy, and performances in Film & Televison. Now 28, he has performed in 29 countries worldwide: Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, France, Ireland, England, Scotland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Holland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina. He is fluent in French, and often performs in Paris. He is one of 80s Cult-Director Savage Steve Holland’s favorite new actors, having worked with him on National Lampoon’s Ratko: the Dictator’s Son (2009) and Fairly Odd Parents (2011) the live action TV Movie based on the popular cartoon. Daniel-Ryan wrote and produced the independent film Coffee (2008); as well as the documentary short, beautiful (2001) which screened at the 2002 Vancouver International Film Festival when he was only 17 years-old. Upon graduation, he was the recipient of the Michael J. Fox Performing Arts Scholarship, a highly regarded Canadian award. His comedic influences include Bill Hicks, Sandra Bernhard, George Carlin, Margaret Cho, Bill Maher & Kathy Griffin. He has produced two Hour-Long Comedy Specials "Love is Cool" (2010) and "Live in Berlin" (2012)