Joe Doyle

Joe's first real taste of acting came when he was headhunted from his high school choir to play the leading role of The Baker in his school's production of Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods. From that moment on he had his heart set on performing. After high school he traveled to Eugene, Oregon where he achieved a degree in theater. While in Oregon he honed his skills singing and dancing across the stage in musicals like Singin' in the Rain and Kiss Me, Kate. Once he completed school he moved back to his hometown of Bothell, Washington to pursue a career on stage. Plans quickly changed when he became a contestant on VH1's The Pickup Artist. Shifting gears once again in 2007, Joe moved to Los Angeles to work in the film and TV industry. Joe has been seen "Taylor Swifting" on South Park, wrote and performed in a sketch for So You Think You Can Dance and starred in VH1's hit show, The Pickup Artist. A stand-up comic and UCB trained improviser as well, Joe has featured for Dan Mintz, Ron White and Jon Lovitz. He was also featured on the VH1 clip show, Undateable and The Soup on E! Joe is also a classically trained baritone and was the Baker in regional performances of "Into The Woods," at the Little Theater Rep.