Aaron Shure

Aaron Shure is an Emmy winning television writer, director and producer who first learned the power of comedy when he accidentally won his high school all male beauty pageant by telling jokes. He quickly became an underage regular in Denver clubs like The Comedy Works. After earning a degree in Philosophy from Colorado College, he continued his showbiz career as a karaoke host, street performer, circus clown and radio commentator. At Disney's MGM Studios in Florida, Aaron performed on the streets as a member of the historical and character based improvisational troupe, Streetmosphere. During the Orlando years, when he wasn't busking at Disney, he honed his improv skills at the Sak Comedy Lab. Aaron draws on this eclectic and storied background to create unique comedic narratives. Recent projects include the controversial gun comedy Open Carry co-created with Sak alumn Jonathan Mangum, and the transmedia series Dirty Work which won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Creative Achievement in