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Kelli Dunham
Kelli Dunham
"Ignore all the visual cues please- I'm an adult female, NOT a 12 year old boy"

New York, NY

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Kelli Dunham's Biography
Kelli Dunham is the typical skateboard-riding, too many book reading ex-nun comic and Dork On A Mission.

During her recent "I am NOT a 12 Year Old Boy" tour (more than 100 shows in 11 months) Kelli performed, well, just about everywhere. From atop a ladder at the LGBT business expo. For the attendees of the Beltane Sacred Sexuality Conference (on the front row? A dude wearing a beret and a cape and nothing else). Penn State. St Luke's College in Sioux City Iowa. Long Beach, California Pride. The Sisterspace Weekend. And at dozens of fundraisers, community events, colleges, and clubs on both coasts and everywhere in between. During the tour, Kelli was featured—much to her mother’s chagrin-- in an episode of Penn and Teller's Bullshit on the Showtime Network.

Kelli is also the author of three books, How to Survive and Maybe Even Love Nursing School (FA Davis, 2004), How to Survive and Maybe Even Love Your Life as a Nurse (FA Davis, 2005) and The Boy's Body Book: Everything You Need to Know for Growing Up YOU (Applesauce Press, 2007). She is a contributor to numerous humorous anthologies including Love's Funny That Way (Sterling Press, 2006), Squeaky Clean Comedy (Andrew McNeil Press, 2005), She's So Funny (Andrew McNeil Press, 2004), Dangerous Families (Haworth Press, 2004), and Life's a Stitch (Random House, 2002).

Kelli's first CD, "I am NOT a 12 Year Old Boy" is in regular rotation on Sirius Satellite Radio's Raw Dog mainstream comedy station. This forces listeners (many of whom undoubtedly tuned in to hear George Carlin and Andrew Dice Clay) to listen to Kelli waxing funnily eloquent about, for example, why lesbians should get regular gynecological check-ups. This makes Kelli giggle. A lot.

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