I'm Laura
While working as a seventh grade teacher in Austin, Texas, Laura House started performing stand-up comedy. Within a few years, House retired from teaching to pursue stand-up comedy full-time. Soon after, she co-created, co-starred, and co-wrote the critically acclaimed MTV series "Austin Stories." She's appeared on Comedy Central's Premium Blend, HBO's Best of the Fest (from the US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen) and NBC's Friday Night and Late Friday. She played a hillbilly slut opposite Natalie Portman in the feature film, Where the Heart Is. House was Director of the award-winning animated series Like, News, and Absolute Zero, and was featured in an internationally recognized play, Call Us Crazy: The Anne Heche Monologues. She's written on Blue Collar TV and The George Lopez Show and currently performs sketch & improv at ACME Comedy Theater in Hollywood and is director of their Charlie Company. This is her website.
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