Dustin Gandof
Aubrey Plaza is a well-known actress, famous for her role as April Ludgate in the hit TV show “Parks and Recreation.” Recently, Plaza hosted an event in San Francisco and her behavior at the event has been compared to her character on the show. Let’s take a closer look at this event and what happened.
The Event
Plaza was in San Francisco to host a screening of her new movie, “Black Bear.” The event was held at the Roxie Theater, a historic movie theater in the Mission District. The screening was followed by a Q&A session with Plaza and the film’s director, Lawrence Michael Levine.
Plaza’s Behavior
According to some reports, Plaza acted like her “Parks and Recreation” character, April Ludgate, at the event. For those who aren’t familiar with the show, April is known for her sarcastic and sometimes apathetic personality. Some attendees of the event reported that Plaza was similarly sarcastic during the Q&A, making jokes and poking fun at the audience. However, others have said that Plaza was simply being herself and that her sense of humor is similar to April’s.
Plaza’s Career
Plaza has had a successful acting career outside of “Parks and Recreation.” She has appeared in a number of popular movies, including “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,” “The To Do List,” and “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.” She has also lent her voice to a number of animated projects, including “Monsters University” and “The Legend of Korra.”
Conclusion
While some attendees of the San Francisco event may have found Aubrey Plaza’s behavior to be a bit off-putting, it’s important to remember that she is an actress and comedian. It’s possible that she was simply using humor to engage with the audience and promote her new movie. Regardless, Plaza’s career is worth noting, as she has proven herself to be a talented and versatile actress.
