Freddie Roman Tickets

Freddie Roman, born Fred Kirschenbaum on May 28, 1937 in Jamaica, Queens, New York, was a defining voice in Jewish humor and observational comedy. A longtime fixture of the Borscht Belt and an energetic presence at Friars Club roasts, Roman brought warmth, sharp wit, and a signature delivery to audiences across decades. He passed away on November 26, 2022 in Boynton Beach, Florida at the age of 85, leaving behind a rich legacy in stand-up, theatre, and screen appearances. Here you’ll find an overview of his life, career milestones, and the enduring material that fans remember today.

Freddie Roman’s career spanned live venues, television, and film, with headline engagements at iconic casinos like Caesars Palace and Harrah’s Atlantic City. He co-created Catskills on Broadway, contributing to the revival of a vibrant regional comedy circuit, and appeared in projects such as Red Oaks and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. He was married to Ethel Roman for about 63 years and is survived by his family legacy in comedy. While there are no official 2025 tour dates or a traditional music discography, his influence continues to be celebrated by fans and historians of American comedy. For fans seeking to explore his work, we’ve gathered reliable biographical details, notable performances, and context about his impact on Jewish humor and live entertainment.