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Natasha Leggero
Mar 3, 2012 8:00 pm (Saturday)
Lumiere Place Casino and Hotel
901 North 1st Street
Saint Louis, MO 63102
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Natasha Leggero
Natasha Leggero is originally from Rockford, IL, but has traveled the
world enough to mask this unfortunate fact. After graduating from
Hunter College in New York City and studying at the Stella Adler
Conservatory, she moved to Los Angeles and started doing stand-up
comedy. For the past five years, Natasha has performed stand-up all
over the country and abroad. Her stand-up performances include
appearances on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," Comedy
Central's "Premium Blend," The Comedy Factory" on Dutch television and two appearances on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
Natasha has played various deviants in her three-year re-curring
stint on Comedy Central's "Reno 911". She has also reoccured on FOX's "Til Death" and is a regular panelist on "Chelsea Lately on E!". She has starred in pilots for NBC 2007's "Comedy Colosseum," Comedy Central's 2006's "Gay Robot," and was the star of MTV's hit series "The 70's House." She has guest-starred on "It's always Sunny in Philidelphia", "Samantha Who" , "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" , "Worst Week" and most recently "The Sarah Silverman Program". You can also see her in the movie "He's Just Not that into You" due out this Winter.
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