Bio
Born poor in NYC and on my own since 17, I worked in comic shops while aspiring to be a cartoonist. Nothing bothered me. I smiled all the time! Customers liked me and I made them laugh when I would freak out about the state of the world. In 1997 I released a comic book called Bathroom Girls based on my teen angst and received a prestigious Ignatz Award Nomination. I was snatched up by TV and began working for various Comedy Central Shows. In the year 2000 I decided it was time to get on stage and train myself to be a great comedy writer. OK actually I was just using comedy clubs to get very public revenge on my politician X-boyfriend. But it was hilarious! Since then I've performed in top clubs, won an ECNY for my work with the NY Underground Comedy Festival, been on Howard Stern a bunch of times as the voice of Rosie O'Donnell and most recently was working for Chappelle's Show... and trust me, the best is yet to come!