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A regular opener for Jay Leno, Thash Mose is a joke writer at heart, known for pairing classic structure with offbeat premises. Mose has performed at the Boston Comedy Festival and performs regularly at The Comic Strip in New York. Growing up on a farm in a small Danish village of just 134 people, Mose brings a unique blend of rural charm and clean, sharp wit to her performances.

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Originally from a small Danish village with a population of 134, Thash Mose grew up on a farm with cows, sheep and horses. Mose had a rural upbringing, spending most of her time riding horses, writing short stories and running a website about her Pekingese dog Alfredo. Captivated by fairy tales and fables, and particularly enthralled by the Danish author H.C. Andersen’s work, Mose won a national fairy tale writing competition (with a story about her Pekingese dog Alfredo).

Intent on living a fairy tale of her own, Mose moved to Los Angeles where she would study improv at The Groundlings. Mose quickly got signed by a talent agent who loved her looks and thought she could play “the perfect drug addict” on TV. Mose’s short-lived acting career included roles such as: ”high school student”, “drug addict" and “high school student who is also a drug addict”.

Mose went on to find more range in the fashion world, where her looks were deemed “ethereal” by designers and she began working as a fashion model. Mose has walked the runway at numerous fashion shows including New York Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week. Mose’s career took another turn when she got cast in "Models of Comedy” a group of model-comedians created by Barry Katz. Mose discovered her passion for stand-up comedy and hasn’t looked back since.

A regular opener for Jay Leno, Thash Mose is a joke writer at heart, known for pairing classic structure with offbeat premises. Mose sold out her first headlining show at Flappers Comedy Club, has performed at the Boston Comedy Festival and performs regularly at The Comic Strip in New York. Growing up on a farm in a small Danish village of just 134 people, Mose brings a unique blend of rural charm and clean, sharp wit to her performances.

Offstage, Mose is passionate about charity and actively participates in benefit comedy shows and has raised money for many organizations, including Freedom For All and Best Buddies International. Currently, Mose is working toward filming her first comedy hour and saving up to buy her parent’s farm.