Lois Bromfield is a comedian and television writer, born in Canada. She soon moved to the US to pursue a career as a comedian. The Comedy Store in LA was her home for many years where she was able to hone her stand-up act.
She headlined in comedy clubs nationwide and made many televisions appearances.
In 1990, she turned her attention to television writing. Roseanne was her first writing gig, a big break in the world of comedy writing, from there many other sitcoms followed. Lois worked as a writer at HBO in New York City. She also produced a national talk show in Toronto, Canada. In 2007, she met her partner then moved to Germany where she lives today. She continues to work as a comedian in London and Berlin, also finding a new career as an author.
Travelling is one of the great pleasures in life. You are completely anonymous which means you can act like an idiot, say stupid things, wear a big ugly T-shirt, then go home and brag about how savvy you are. But when you live in a foreign country, you’re an idiot 24 hours a day. The language is t...
