Mark Normand Net Worth: How much he Makes from Comedy?

Mark Normand is a well-known American stand-up comedian, writer, actor, YouTuber, and social media star. He co-hosts the renowned weekly podcast "Tuesdays with Stories" with fellow comedian Joe List and the We Might be Drunk podcast every week alongside comedian Sam Morril.

In 2006, he started doing stand-up in his native New Orleans. Mark Normand's shows include The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. He has performed both domestically and internationally.

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Mark Normand Net Worth 2025

Mark Norman net worth is estimated to be $4 million. His income mainly comes from stand-up performances. His writing, acting, television series, and various business endeavours also contributed to his wealth.

Personal Life

Mark Normand wife name is Mae Planert. They got married in November 2022. Mae is also a well-known American stand-up comedian. Her comedy, which has been featured on several platforms and shows, centres on hypocrisy and dual standards. She is a successful podcast host as well, co-hosting Risque Business News with comic Laura Sogar, among other things.

Normand has declared himself to be an atheist and resides in New York City's West Village neighbourhood.

Early Life

On September 18, 1983, Mark was born in New Orleans, where he finished high school at De La Salle. Before taking a year break to study at the New York Film Academy, Normand learned at the University of New Orleans but finally left.

He focused most of his time on performing in theatre and creating short films; Groucho Marx and Woody Allen were two of his early inspirations in the entertainment industry.

Normand said in a 2023 Neal Brennan podcast interview that he attended Louisiana State University and Baton Rouge Community College earlier than earning his degree from Southeastern Louisiana University. Still, he didn't like it there, so he started doing nighttime open mics.

Comedy Career

2006, Normand made his stand-up debut at Lucy's Retired Surfer Bar in New Orleans.

In addition to performing frequently at comedy clubs and colleges across the nation, Normand has also participated in a number of comedy festivals, such as the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Festival, Seattle International Comedy Competition, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and Just for Laughs in Montreal in 2013 where he was showcased as a New Face.

In 2014, Comedy Central's The Half Hour debuted its half-hour special. 2014, he published the CD Still Got It through Comedy Central Records. The album was filmed at Comedy on State in Madison, Wisconsin.

Mark Normand tours and frequently does stand-up in American comedy clubs, including Atlanta, Georgia. Locations for Mark Normand Atlanta performances include *The Tabernacle*, *Laughing Skull Lounge*, and *Atlanta Comedy Theatre*.

Mark Normand Denver theater website is also very popular on social media.

Acting Career

Normand has performed in stand-up comedy and explored acting. He made his television debut in 2013 as a cast member of the sketch comedy series Inside Amy Schumer, which he returned to in 2015.

The following year, he was cast in a regular role on the online sitcom "Horace and Pete," which was written, produced, and conceived by actor and comedian Louis C.K., who also plays the title character, Horace Wittel VIII. Steve Buscemi, Edie Falco, Steven Wright, Kurt Metzger, Alan Alda, and Jessica Lange are among the other cast members.

Podcast Career

Along with fellow comedian Joe List, Normand started a weekly podcast called "Tuesdays with Stories" in 2013. In addition to analyzing recent events in the New York City comedy industry, episodes centre on the pair's numerous escapades, including their latest weekends spent touring.

Normand and friend Matt Ruby co-hosted the podcast We're All Friends Here in the past. On the show, they spoke with comedians about their experiences with detailed and frequently taboo topics, such as drinking and sex.

Honours

Among the many honours Normand has received, Esquire named him one of the top new comedians of 2012. The Village Voice awarded him the best comedian of 2013 the following year. He was named one of the top ten up-and-coming comedians by Splitsider and one of the 21 linchpins of the New York City comedy scene by Time Out New York.

Filmography

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where can you watch Mark's comedy for free?

Ans: You can watch his comedy videos on Punch Up Mark Normand's website for free.

Q. How long is a comedy show with Mark Normand?

Ans: Typically, a show lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours. To find out the complete concert schedule, including the runtime, intermissions, and encores, visit the official Mark Normand website.

Q. For what reason was Mark Normand's show cancelled?

Ans: A "planned surprise'" that neither he nor the club seemed to be aware of caused comedian Mark Normand to be hurried off stage by security in the middle of his set, almost sending the audience running for the exits.