Bree Webber is a comedian, actor, writer, and director based in Los Angeles. Detroit-born, USC-trained. She makes work about what it costs to be seen and who gets to decide.

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Her half-hour scripted series PEDIGREE was selected for Just For Laughs ComedyPRO 2026. Behind the camera, she writes and directs her own short and feature work, recognized by NAACP's Cinematic Shorts Competition and a second-round consideration for the Sundance Development Lab.

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As a performer, she's the series lead of Heaux and Tell (KeyTV, Keke Palmer EP), with recurring roles on BMF (STARZ) and Tyler Perry's All The Queen's Men and The Haves and the Have Nots, and a co-starring role in Netflix's Unbelievable, directed by Lisa Cholodenko. Her film work includes That's Her, which premiered at ABFF 2026, and One Spoon of Chocolate directed by RZA. She trained in improv at USC under Debra De Liso and comedy under Lesly Kahn, and performs stand-up regularly at the Hollywood Improv.