Aubrey Plaza

Aubrey Plaza, born on June 26, 1984, is a stand-up comedian and actor well-known for her witty humor. She plays April Ludgate on Parks and Recreation. She made her debut in the Jeannie Tate Show, a web-based series, after performing sketch comedy and improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater Plaza. In the wake of her debut she went on to was in Judd Apatow Funny People and Scott Pilgrim's Vs. World. Her birthday is today. Aubrey Christina Plaza born Wilmington Delaware is the daughter of lawyer Bernadette Plass and the financial expert David Plaza. Her mother was Irish and English, while her father is from Puerto Rico. Plaza has graduated from an Catholic All-Girls' School in 2002. In 2006. She graduated from Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. As a senior in high school, Plaza participated at Wilmington Drama League shows and served as president of the student council. Plaza suffered from stroke in her sophomore year at college. This left her with an expressive aphasia, as well as a paralysis. It is now clear that she has. Plaza has been performing improv sketch comedy, and a range of different forms at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater New York City in 2004. Also in NYC, she has performed stand-up on stage at The Improv and The Laugh Factory. Plaza was seen as Robin Gibney in E.S.P.N.'s Mayne Street, The Jeannie Tate Show and in the premiere episode of Terrible Decisions starring Ben Schwartz. Troopers was a satirical scifi show on CollegeHumor in which she played Princess. Plaza was the first saxophonist to debut in the film Cassorla's Bona Fide in 2014. The first time she appeared was in Father John Misty's Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings in 2012. HarmonQuest included Plaza in 2016 as Hawaiian Coffee the gnome. The same year, she played Aaron Burr on Drunk History and Cat Adams during Season 11 C.B.S. Television show Criminal Minds. She made a stunning appearance as the character in the 12th season of Criminal Minds. In the following year, it was revealed that Plaza will be appearing in the indie film An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn.