Boston native, Roz Browne realized she was born to pursue a comedy career when at the tender age of three, her mother told her "I should wash your mouth out with soap." Since then she has been making people laugh without the aid of soap products. Roz grew up in a middle class family and in a predominately white neighborhood. On the advice of a high school teacher, she became a CPA. Her teacher said "you can make a lot of money as a CPA." She found out later that the teacher was just kidding. After obtaining her bachelors degree from the University of Southern California, Roz decided to stay in Los Angeles. On a dare from an acting coach, she hit the stage at a local comedy club and hasn't come down since.

Regularly traveling throughout the country, touring concert venues, colleges, clubs and abroad as a USO featured entertainer, she has developed her unique niche in the comedy scene. When not on stage, Roz is busy working on her One Woman Show, tentatively called "Fried Clams with Bellies." Full of quick witted humor, Bostonian charm and wonderful deadpan expressions, Roz has been winning audiences over from coast to coast. She will have you in stitches as she discusses Black Bostonian life, married life and just plain old life. With great timing, excellent improvising and superb acting skills, Roz is well on her way to becoming one of the most talked-about comedians in the 21st century.