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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

UTA Signs Comedian Mark “Lil Mo Mozzarella” Brucato

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EXCLUSIVE: UTA has signed stand-up comedian Mark “Lil Mo Mozzarella” Brucato for global representation in all areas.

The signing comes amid the New York-based comic’s newly launched Major Problems tour, which has him taking to club stages across the U.S. and Canada through March 2027, with stops including Boston, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and more.

Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, Brucato grew up in his family’s HVAC business. Now, with nearly two million followers across Instagram and TikTok, that blue-collar background remains at the heart of his act.

Brucato’s projects include the digital series Lil Mo Eats, spotlighting New York restaurants and the people who run them. He performed as a guest on a Kill Tony episode filmed at Madison Square Garden in August.

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