Bio
Ally Bruener is an up and coming comedian based out of Louisville, Kentucky. After her first show on October 19, 2010 she fell in love with the stage and constantly strives to make people laugh.
At the age of 22, Ally has experienced all the ups and downs life has to offer. She was diagnosed with Congenital Muscular Dystrophy (CMD) as a toddler and fully bound to a wheelchair by the age of seven. Between being the Junior Goodwill Ambassador (aka “poster child”) for the MDA for numerous years and finding her voice as a self-advocate at a young age, Ally knew her rightful place in this world was in front of a crowd.
In September 2010, Ally took her first roll into the world of Stand Up Comedy when she signed up for a five week course with the Underground Comedy School. After performing her graduation set on the main stage at Comedy Caravan, Ally received such a warm welcome from comedians and audience members, alike, that she knew she had to do it again.
This seemingly sweet and innocent college dropout breaks the limits of political correctness with self-deprecating cripple jokes and darkly observational humor while still stealing the hearts of a shocked audience.






Ally is such an unabashed, clever, awesome chick! While I haven’t seen her live I strongly recommend all you go to her shows OR ELSE.
You are AMAZING ALLY!!!
as your wife, i am totally shocked that i am not mentioned in your bio. nor does it say how incredibly sexy you are.
keep it up lovely lady! your jokes had my fiance and i cracking up. i told him that you and i were to be married, lol.
I have Seen the woman Perform and all I can say is that she steals your heart!! I fell in love with the girl. Ally controls her crowd!! To the point off having men on there knees begging for forgiveness.
Hi, a member of the Bloods told me you were on their hit list!
I’d hit it.
I’d say join the club, but you’d be the founding member.
You should do a show in Florida! I’d totally go see you if you could make it down here!
Hi Ally! Cool. I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrom. While it does not even begin to compare with what you have, I use humor a lot to relax others+it makes me feel better. Hilary
You’re bold and over-the-top, and I love it! I hope to see you in person before you hit the big time and your tickets get too expensive. Why do I picture a stage, a piano, a handsome pianist in a tux, you in a gown all done to the nines, spilling hilarious one liners to a packed house?
Bound to a wheelchair at seven?? BDSM and ageplay. Tres avant-garde.