Madi Goff

Madi Goff is an accomplished performer, writer, and producer with a background in sketch comedy, improvisation, and stage plays.

As an alumna of The Groundling's Sunday Company and a recurring performer in the Groundling's 'Crazy Uncle Joe Show,' Madi brings heart to comedy and hope to drama through her writing and performances.

She is also a member of improvisation groups like Impro Theatre and Ripley Improv, specializing in long-form narrative improvisation.

Madi's stage plays 'LADY FACE' and 'SYSTEMS' have been produced by Bespoke Plays in staged readings, and she is a playwright for The Road Theatre's Under Construction series.

Her work was recognized in the award-winning sci-fi short film 'EVERY MORNING,' where she wrote, produced, and starred alongside talented actors Mary Chieffo and Terry Ferrell.

Committed to diversity and inclusivity, 'EVERY MORNING' was produced by LGBTQ+ owned Spacetime Productions with a predominantly female and non-binary cast and crew.

Aside from her creative pursuits, Madi is the operations manager and co-facilitator at The Goodman Center, helping individuals and organizations craft compelling stories for communication and advocacy.

She holds a BA in Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts from Trinity University, showcasing her dedication to the performing arts.

Throughout her career, Madi has held various roles including comedian, teacher, and company member at esteemed institutions like The Groundlings Theatre & School and Impro Theatre.

Her diverse background also includes experiences in self-employment, film production, and teaching theater improvisation.

Madi Goff's journey encompasses a wide range of skills and talents, making her a versatile and accomplished professional in the entertainment and communications industries.