She’s a surrealist and absurdist stand-up comedian known for her sharp improvisational skills, making waves across the comedy scene with appearances in a variety of acclaimed comedy series and films. Her name often comes up when discussing bold, boundary-pushing performers, and she’s built a reputation that continues to grow. She brought the character Diana DeBauchery to life in the 2018 film Sorry to Bother You, delivering a performance that stood out for its eccentricity and depth. Later, her talent caught the eye of Quentin Tarantino, who cast her in his star-studded Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, further solidifying her presence in mainstream cinema. Before all the spotlight and red carpets, she pursued academics with the same intensity, earning a master’s degree in performance studies from New York University—a detail that adds another layer to her multifaceted identity. Her name reflects not just comedic brilliance but also a rich artistic background; her father, Tony Berlant, is a well-known artist, and her mother hails from Spain, contributing to a diverse cultural heritage that subtly influences her work.
She made quite the splash as the very first winner of the American version of Taskmaster back in 2018, really putting herself on the map. Since then, she’s continued to build an impressive resume—she had a standout role in the TV show Ghosted, showcasing her range as an actress. On top of that, she lent her voice to a few episodes of the animated series Tuca & Bertie, further proving her versatility. She definitely knows how to leave a lasting impression, whether she’s cracking jokes on a game show or bringing animated characters to life.