18 Facts About Rachel Sennott

Rachel Anne Sennott was born on September 19,1995 and is an American actress and comedian.

Rachel Sennott followed this with roles in the comedy films Bodies Bodies Bodies and I Used to Be Funny.

Rachel Sennott co-wrote and starred in Bottoms, earning a nomination for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay.

Rachel Anne Sennott was born on September 19,1995 in Simsbury, Connecticut, the daughter of Donna and Jack Sennott.

Rachel Sennott is of Italian and Irish descent, and was raised Catholic.

Rachel Sennott became interested in comedy as a freshman in college, when she went to an open mic night on a date.

Rachel Sennott studied acting at NYU Tisch and Stella Adler Studio of Acting, graduating in 2017.

In 2018, feeling out of control of her fledgling career, Rachel Sennott turned to Twitter comedy; she wrote and tweeted multiple short jokes per day.

Rachel Sennott developed two shows in 2018: Puke Fest and Ur Gonna Slp Rlly Well Tonight.

On television, Rachel Sennott appeared in HBO's High Maintenance, and played Jackie Raines on Call Your Mother.

Sennot and Ayo Edebiri co-developed two series for Comedy Central, Ayo and Rachel Sennott Are Single and Taking the Stage, which began airing on the network in 2020.

Rachel Sennott appears with Edebiri and other comedians on the web comedy-documentary series Speak Up, which seeks to amplify female voices about working in comedy.

Rachel Sennott starred in the 2020 feature films Tahara as Hannah Rosen, and Shiva Baby as Danielle.

Rachel Sennott was consistently named the standout performance of the film.

The tragicomedy I Used to Be Funny starring Rachel Sennott screened at SXSW.

Rachel Sennott appeared in Saverio Costanzo's period drama Finalmente l'alba.

On March 18,2024, Deadline reported that Rachel Sennott had sold a half-hour comedy pilot to HBO, in which she is set to write, star, and executive produce.

Rachel Sennott appeared in the music video for Charli XCX's single "360", released May 10,2024.