Brian Titus

With over 10 years of improv/sketch comedy experience with the Metro Detroit comedy troupe Project 2 Improv, Brian Titus is no stranger to the stage. Performing for public and private audiences across Michigan, his addition to Project 2 Improv as a cast member and writer of original sketches allows him to sharpen his comedic wit. He was recently called “hyper and likeable, similar to Chris Farley, is as equally adept at physical comedy as he is at assuming a highly visible role as the wise cracking fat kid,” by the Belleville View newspaper.

Titus has been burning up the mic with his latest labor of love, stand-up comedy! He can be seen at many of the comedy clubs in the area. When he isn’t on stage hamming it up, he may be seen out at a public event with Drive By Improv, a group of guerilla style improvisers who play pranks on the unsuspecting public.

Along with his work in such indie films as Surviving the Rush, Bad to the Bone, Tetherball, Mary's Buttons, Kent Masters: Secret Agent, Don’t Drink and Teach (a short film he co-wrote and produced), Confidance (a short film he co-directed) and soon to be in A Dog For Christmas in January 2012. Titus is a working actor who aims to continue his work in film, television, and other forms of media. He can also be seen in the webisodic show Group The Series, where he plays an interior decorator named Sal who has ties to the Amish mafia.

“Work hard, and be honest to yourself & others.” This is a motto that he instills in his personal and professional life.