An Evening with Michael Schur

Michael Schur has spent decades at the center of American television comedy. He began as a writer on Saturday Night Live, then moved to The Office, where he also appeared on camera as Dwight's cousin Mose. He went on to co-create Parks and Recreation with Greg Daniels and Brooklyn Nine-Nine with Dan Goor, and to create The Good Place, Rutherford Falls, and A Man on the Inside.

His shows tend to feature large ensembles, optimistic characters, and a warm, good-hearted tone, with friendships and romance often at the center of the stories. Schur has also been part of the teams behind Master of None and Hacks, and co-wrote an episode of Black Mirror with Rashida Jones. For fans of any of these series, his appearance offers a chance to hear from the writer behind a distinctive, humane strain of modern comedy.