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Ana Gasteyer is one of those select comedic talents whose every work finds indelible marks on every screen with which she collaborates. Born on May 4, 1967, in Washington, D.C., Ana enshrined her name into pop cultural history as a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1996 to 2002. From the role of music teacher Bobbie Mohan-Culp to impersonating Martha Stewart or creating those unforgettable sketches for NPR's 'Delicious Dish', Ana's forays were as razor-edged as they were quirky and forever iconic.
Beyond her fame in sketch comedy, Ana has crafted a diverse career spanning television and film, featuring notable projects such as "Mean Girls" (2004), where she played the hilariously awkward Mrs. Heron, and starring in television shows like "Suburgatory" and Netflix's holiday blockbuster, "Wine Country."
She has also ventured into the jazz scene, an unusual trajectory for the new generation of comedy talent.
Gasteyer has cultivated an ardent following off television thanks to her magnetic charm and self-deprecating wit, whether in her Broadway run of "Wicked" or her seasonal swing album, "Sugar & Booze." Ana has no signs of slowing down, opting instead to reinvent herself as an artist and embrace her gift for biting wit and heartfelt performances.