Rachel Dratch

Rachel Dratch is a brilliantly sharp and universally beloved American actress, comedian, and writer celebrated for her exceptional character work, fearless physical comedy, and impeccable timing. A graduate of Dartmouth College, where she honed her improvisational skills with the theater group Said and Done, she further developed her comedic mastery at Chicago's legendary The Second City, performing alongside future comedy icons. Known for her uncanny ability to transform into eccentric, delightfully awkward, and deeply memorable characters, she has built an impressive biography spanning decades of foundational work in sketch comedy, major television series, and acclaimed theatrical productions. She achieved permanent legendary status as a foundational cast member on NBC's Saturday Night Live, captivating audiences for seven seasons with iconic original creations like the chronically depressed Debbie Downer. She made a triumphant and highly praised Broadway debut in the world premiere of the hit comedy play POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, a powerhouse comedic performance that earned her a Tony Award nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play. With an extensive and diverse career that includes bestselling authorship, recurring roles in acclaimed series like 30 Rock and Broad City, and honors from the Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle, her exceptional artistic contributions continue to solidify her legacy as a vital and masterfully unique force in American entertainment.