Margaret Cho
Margaret Cho is a comedian, actress, and producer known for her groundbreaking comedy and activism.
Comedian
December 5, 1968
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San Francisco, California, United States
Margaret Cho, a Korean-American comedian, actress, and activist, is renowned for her witty humor and insightful social commentary. She rose to fame in the 1990s through her stand-up comedy and later produced and starred in her sitcom, “All-American Girl.” Cho has made appearances in various films and TV shows, such as “30 Rock” and “Drop Dead Diva,” and is a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ and Asian-American rights. She has received multiple Emmy and Grammy Award nominations and is known for her podcast “The Margaret Cho” and her memoir “I’m the One That I Want.” In 2023, she launched her first scripted web series, “IN TRANSITION,” and contributed to National Geographic’s book “In Praise of Difficult Women.” Cho remains an influential figure in both comedy and activism.
An intriguing fact about Margaret Cho is that she headlines a solo show at the Wiltern and participates in Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration, alongside other prominent comedians.