Aubrey Plaza

Aubrey Plaza (born June 26 in 1984) is a performer, comedian and known for expressing her humor in a deadpan way. She plays April Ludgate, a character on the television show Parks and Recreation. After performing sketch and improv comedy in The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater Plaza made her web series debut through The Jeannie Tate Show. In her later career she became a star on Judd Apatow Funny People, Scott Pilgrim and the World. Make sure to celebrate her birthday! Aubrey Christina Plaza born Wilmington Delaware, the granddaughter of attorney Bernadette Plaza and financial specialist David Plaza. Her mother and father are both English/Irish as well as Puerto Rican. Plaza has graduated from the Catholic All-Girls' School in 2002. In 2006. She graduated from Tisch School of the Arts of New York University. When she was a senior in high school Plaza served as the head of the Wilmington Drama League and her school's Student Government. In 2004, while during her sophomore year of college Plaza was struck by a stroke, which resulted in her being diagnosed with expressive aphasia and a period of paralysis. She is now fully recovered. Plaza has been performing improv sketch comedy, and a range of other forms at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater New York City in 2004. In the city of New York, she's appeared in stand-up shows on stage at The Improv and The Laugh Factory. Plaza played Robin Gibney on E.S.P.N.'s Mayne Street. The actress also appeared as Robin Gibney on The Jeannie Tate Show. In CollegeHumor Troopers, she portrayed a satirical science-fiction character called the Princess. Plaza began playing saxophones on Cassorla s Bona Fide (2014). However, she first appeared in Father John Misty's Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings from 2012. HarmonQuest In 2016, HarmonQuest featured Plaza as Hawaiian Coffee. She played Aaron Burr and Cat Adams as well in Drunk History. Criminal Minds, a TV serial. The show's 12th season saw her had a great comeback on the part. In the following year she was confirmed to appear as a character in An Evening of Beverly Luff Linn, an indie comedic.