Nicole Marie Lado is honored to be making her New York theater debut as Girlie Ensemble 1/Rachel Berry in the instant cult-classic play “Archive of My Own”. She is a theater and film comedian who enjoys processing her High School Drama Trauma™ in front of a live studio audience because therapy is expensive and she loves attention. She opened for Jim Gaffigan at the Gotham Comedy Club* and loves pursuing classic theater roles, like the Ugly Step-Sister in Roger’s and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” an...
Nicole Marie Lado is honored to be making her New York theater debut as Girlie Ensemble 1/Rachel Berry in the instant cult-classic play “Archive of My Own”. She is a theater and film comedian who enjoys processing her High School Drama Trauma™ in front of a live studio audience because therapy is expensive and she loves attention. She opened for Jim Gaffigan at the Gotham Comedy Club* and loves pursuing classic theater roles, like the Ugly Step-Sister in Roger’s and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” and The Bookseller/Angry Mob Villager 6/Wolf in “Beauty and the Beast”. When she’s not exploring the theater-kid-to-ADHD-diagnosis-to-lesbian pipeline in her standup, she can be found telling everyone within earshot, “Hey, they did this song on Glee!”
*This is purely a technicality wherein Jim did a surprise drop-in set after Nicole went on and in no way reflects any partnership with or acknowledgement of Nicole’s existence on Jim’s part.
Nicole Marie Lado is honored to be making her New York theater debut as Girlie Ensemble 1/Rachel Berry in the instant cult-classic play “Archive of My Own”. She is a theater and film comedian who enjoys processing her High School Drama Trauma™ in front of a live studio audience because therapy is expensive and she loves attention. She opened for Jim Gaffigan at the Gotham Comedy Club* and loves pursuing classic theater roles, like the Ugly Step-Sister in Roger’s and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” and The Bookseller/Angry Mob Villager 6/Wolf in “Beauty and the Beast”. When she’s not exploring the theater-kid-to-ADHD-diagnosis-to-lesbian pipeline in her standup, she can be found telling everyone within earshot, “Hey, they did this song on Glee!”
*This is purely a technicality wherein Jim did a surprise drop-in set after Nicole went on and in no way reflects any partnership with or acknowledgement of Nicole’s existence on Jim’s part.
