Aubrey Plaza

Aubrey Plaza born June 26 1984, is an actress as well as a comedian who is well-known for her witty humorous sense of humor. She plays April Ludgate in Parks and Recreation. Her debut came on The Jeannie Tate Show the web-based series, after performing sketch comedy and improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater Plaza. In her later career she became a star on Judd Apatow Funny People, Scott Pilgrim and the World. Today is her birthday. Aubrey Christina Plaza was born in Wilmington Delaware the daughter of attorney Bernadette Plaza and finance Specialist David Plaza. The mother of the child is Irish, English and Irish and her father was Puerto Rican. Plaza received her education from an all-girls Catholic institution in the year 2002 and the Tisch School of the Arts located at New York University in 2006. When she was a student at the Wilmington Drama League, Plaza served as the President of their Student Government. Plaza was paralyzed for some moment in 2004 following an accident. The patient is now fully recovered. Plaza is a regular performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, New York City since 2004. in New York, the comedian has been performing stand-up comics in The Improv as well as the Laugh Factory. Plaza has appeared on E.S.P.N.'s Mayne Street & The Jeannie Tate Show as the character that of Robin Gibney and was also featured as Ben Schwartz, as well being a character on Robin Gibney for the premiere episode of Terrible Decisions. Troopers was a satirical scifi program on CollegeHumor where she played the role of Princess. The saxophone was first introduced in Cassorla Bona Fide, 2014. She first appeared on Father John Misty's Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings' in the year 2012. In HarmonQuest in 2016, Plaza played Hawaiian Coffee, a gnome. She was Aaron Burr, in Drunk History. and Cat Adams on Season 11, of C.B.S. television series Criminal Minds. It was her first time returning to her role on Season 12 of the show. The following year, it was announced that Plaza was to appear on the indie film An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn.