Soli Santos is a Chicago-born writer, actor, and comedian whose sharp wit and storytelling have made her a standout on stage and screen. A graduate of The Second City and iO Chicago, Soli has brought her smart, fearless humor to iconic venues including Zanies, The Improv, and The Laugh Factory.
She’s shared the stage with powerhouse comedians like Cameron Esposito (A Million Little Things), Patti Vasquez (My Life is a Joke), Carmen Lynch (The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon), Marcella Arguello (Abbott Elementary), and many more.
On stage, Soli has been an understudy for Timeline Theater’s Hundreds and Hundreds of Stars, at The Looking Glass Theater, and was a proud cast member of Urban Theater Company’s Not For Sale, nominated for the prestigious Jefferson Award. On screen, she’s appeared in the web series The Haven and The Open Mic, as well as sketches for The Onion. Her comedy writing and performances have been featured at Second City’s Mary Scruggs Women’s Sketch Festival, and her sketch group Minority Rules was spotlighted on WGN.
Soli is also a former co-producer of Las Locas Comedy and co-writer of multiple original projects. You can catch her in the Amazon Prime comedy Enter the Mollusk—or find her making audiences laugh (and think) across social media at @SoliComedy.