Rachel Dratch is an American actress, comedian, and writer who gained prominence through her work on the popular sketch comedy show, "Saturday Night Live" (SNL). Born on February 22, 1966, in Lexington, Massachusetts, Dratch earned a Bachelor's degree in Drama from Dartmouth College.
Her most notable contribution to the entertainment industry is her tenure on SNL, where she was a cast member from 1999 to 2006. Known for her versatility and knack for comedic timing, Dratch portrayed a wide variety of characters on the show, often delivering unforgettable impressions of different personalities, celebrities, and political figures.
Beyond SNL, Dratch has made appearances in numerous television shows, including "30 Rock," "King of Queens," and "Parks and Recreation." She has also worked in film, with credits in movies such as "The Hebrew Hammer," "Wine Country," and "Just Go with It."
Dratch has showcased her comedic writing talents as well, co-authoring the satirical book "Girl Walks into a Bar..." with friend and fellow comedian, Judy Gold. Known for her distinctive voice and physical comedy, Rachel Dratch has become recognized as an iconic figure in the comedy world.
Her successful career in entertainment, spanning over decades, has solidified her reputation as an accomplished actress and comedian. Dratch's comedic abilities, unique charm, and memorable characters have endeared her to audiences around the world, making her a beloved figure in the comedy industry.
