Roxanne Reese is a multifaceted individual, effortlessly transitioning between the realms of acting, singing, and comedy. Her impressive career trajectory has seen her take the stage as the opening act for none other than the legendary Richard Pryor. This prestigious opportunity has undoubtedly been a highlight of her professional journey.
In addition to her work as a stand-up comedian, Reese has also made a name for herself on the Broadway stage. Her portrayal of "The Lady in Brown" in the critically acclaimed production of "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf" at the Booth Theatre earned her a well-deserved nomination for an NAACP Award.
Reese's talents have also been showcased on television, where she has made notable appearances on popular shows such as "Martin" and "In Living Color." Her memorable character, the "Drunk Lady," was originally inspired by her own creation, Ms. Shirley Dupree. This character has become an iconic part of her comedic repertoire, leaving a lasting impression on audiences.
