ABOUT
WRENN
WOODS
Wrenn Woods is a multi-hyphenate entertainer who has alchemized her pain from grief and loss into the absurdist yet sincere comedy that colors her stand-up sets, creative projects, and overall demeanor. Wrenn landed in Los Angeles in 2012, where she now lives and works, from the good ole’ southern town of Rock Hill, South Carolina. She has made her mark in LA, working on a number of film and television projects as an actress and writer. She frequently performs standup at comedy clubs all over the country as well as regularly in LA. Beyond that, Wrenn extends herself to her podcast (Afternoon Partea) and on social media, where she experiments and entertains with comedic observations, original characters, and impersonations. Wrenn soaks up the spice of life, traversing daily eccentric adventures, spending time with friends and family, and making the most of what life throws at her. Wrenn has a BA in broadcast journalism from The University of South Carolina, which she has harnessed over the last decade as a ghostwriter, content creator, and creative executive for professional athletes, CEOs, entertainment companies, and e-commerce brands. Follow along for the journey as Wrenn continues to embrace the chaos and transmute life lessons into entertainment. She's just getting started.
STICK AROUND. I’LL PROBABLY BRAINWASH YOU INTO LOVING YOURSELF & HAVING MORE FUN THAN YOU’VE EVER HAD IN YOUR WHOLE LIFE.
Hi! I’m Wrenn. Thank you for stopping by. For years, I've been told to ‘find my niche’ and focus on one endeavor. Routine gives me a gag reflex. Every time I’ve tried to brand myself as a single entity, I hit a wall. It doesn't feel natural to ignore certain aspects of my natural gifts. Why can't I make a career out of all of my creative talents? I am way too ADHD to not feel suffocated if I stick to just one. Trying to fit myself into a box kept me stuck for years. I no longer subscribe to the limiting beliefs that previously held me back. Once I learned how to regulate (a very) dysregulated nervous system and rewired my subconscious mind, I began to come into my power. I still have bad days. I certainly don’t have all the answers. Does anyone?! I've failed a lot of times; but, I've gotten back up every time.
Of all the things I do, I feel most at home on stage. I started public speaking when I was 10 years old. Although I've been sought out for it, I think I cuss too much to be an inspirational speaker. I turn everything into a joke. Humor is the reason I'm alive. Laughter is a survival skill. Thus, being a comedian has always felt like the only plausible career option with longevity for me. I'm happy to be here.
Whether you're going through a temporary rough patch, feeling alone and isolated, or you can't seem to kick chronic depression, I want you to know you are loved and worthy of living your best life. I promise there is light at the end of the tunnel. I hope you will find the energy to be creative and playful again. I believe in you. And for the lovergirls and boys who are already living their best lives, let's have some fun! Thank you for supporting me.
Xo,
Wrenn