"A MASTER STORYTELLER AT WORK" - Chicago Tribune

Peter S. Kim (he/him) is a writer, comedian and actor who has been lauded for his role as Paul in the critically acclaimed comedy ‘A Nice Indian Boy.’ Named JFL’s New Face of Comedy, Peter is also a series regular on the satirical animated comedy ‘Fairfax’ (Amazon), and can be seen on ‘Shrinking’ (Apple TV+), ‘Frasier’ (Paramount +), ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ (HBO), ‘Yes Day’ (Netflix) and ‘Spies in Disguise’ (Disney+). As a screenwriter, he staffed on the latest two seasons of ‘HouseBroken’ (FOX), and has pitched and developed his original comedy pilots with ABC, FOX, NBC, Comedy Central, CBS Studios and Disney Channel.

"HILARIOUS" - Collider

Before arriving in LA, Peter founded EndGames Improv in San Francisco, then relocated to Chicago in 2012 to pursue comedy full time. In 2016, he was nominated for a Jeff Award for his writing and performance in ‘A Red Line Runs Through It.’ (Second City, e.t.c.)

"A RELIABLE SOURCE OF LAUGHS" - The Hollywood Reporter

Peter is repped by CAA & Artists First. IMDB

What People Are Saying:

“It is an absolute pleasure working with Peter! He is hilarious on the page and off, and a wonderful collaborator. He knows how to create characters that you want to spend time with – who are unique and compelling, while also being universally relatable. Peter has experience navigating the development process with enthusiasm and flexibility, all while staying true to his vision.”

— Jess Murphy, VP comedy development NBC

“Peter is such a bright and funny person who brings tons of wit to the creative development process. He knows how to honor a vision and then deliver the goods when he has to.”

— Phoebe Robinson, Comedian and Co-Collaborator

“Developing with Peter is a joy.  He brings such passion to his ideas and writes stories that spark both thought and outrageous laughter.  Our discussions during development were always met with a collaborative attitude and exciting adjustments that felt true to the project.  What’s best about Peter though, is that he knows exactly what he’s setting out to do and never loses sight.”

— Christina Smith, VP comedy development ABC