Aubrey Plaza

Aubrey Plaza born June 26 1984 is an actress as well as a comedian who is well-known for her witty comedy. Her name is April Ludgate, a character in the TV show Parks and Recreation. The show's debut was the Jeannie Tate Show the web series after performing sketches and improv comedy at Upright Citizens Brigade Theater Plaza. She went on to appear as Juddah Apatow's Funny People and Scott Pilgrim in vs. the World later in her career. Today is her birthday. Aubrey Christina Plaza born Wilmington Delaware The child of lawyer Bernadette Plass and financial specialist David Plaza. Both of her parents are both English/Irish and Puerto Rican. Plaza was educated at an all girls Catholic high school that she attended in 2002, as well as the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University in 2006. When she was in her senior year at high school, she served as President of the Student Council at the Catholic school for all girls and was a part of Wilmington Drama League performances. Plaza she was at the end of her college experience in that year, was suffering from an aphasia expressive and paralysis. Today, she's fully recovered. Plaza began performing comedy and sketch at the New York City's Upright Citizens Brigade Theater back in 2004. The Laugh Factory as well The Improv are two venues in N.Y.C. where Plaza performed standup comedy. Plaza starred as Robin Gibney on E.S.P.N.'s Mayne Street. She also played Robin Gibney on The Jeannie Tate Show. She was the Princess the satirical Sci-Fi character from CollegeHumor Troopers. Plaza began playing saxophones on Cassorla s Bona Fide (2014). However, she first appeared in Father John Misty's Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings from the year 2012. In 2012, as Hawaiian Coffee, she appeared in The HarmonQuest's HarmonQuest 2016 as Gnome. She was Aaron Burr and Cat Adams and Cat Adams, respectively, on Drunk History. Criminal Minds. The character of actress was resurrected by her in season 12 of the show. In the year following, it was revealed later that Plaza will be a part of an unscripted comedy named An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn.