Jim McCue

Jim McCue – Boston’s King of Crowd Work
Jim McCue is not your average comedian—he’s a towering presence in comedy, both literally (at 6’6″) and figuratively. Known for his razor-sharp wit and masterful crowd work, Jim seamlessly blends A-list material with off-the-cuff improv, making every show a one-of-a-kind experience.
With a career spanning top comedy clubs in Boston, New York, Las Vegas, Dublin, Montreal, and Edinburgh, Jim has earned a reputation for delivering thought-provoking humor with effortless charm. His ability to engage audiences has landed him major TV appearances, including Comedy Central, NBC’s Last Comic Standing, Fox News’ RedEye, AXS TV’s Live at Gotham, and NESN’s Roughing It.
In addition to his stand-up success, Jim is the founder of the Boston Comedy Festival, a premier event that showcases top comedic talent. He also gained viral fame with his DryBar Comedy special Nothing Personal, racking up over 5 million views and counting.
Beyond the stage, Jim has been a dedicated performer for U.S. troops, entertaining at over 100 military bases worldwide. His experiences on the front lines of comedy are chronicled in his book, Embedded Comedian, which he describes as a “field manual for comedians in a war zone.”
Whether he’s working the crowd or delivering precision-crafted jokes, Jim McCue’s comedy keeps audiences on their toes—and roaring with laughter.