Biography
Ellen Cleghorne was raised in the projects of Brooklyn, and after earning a degree at Hunter College on Manhattan's Upper East Side, began performing standup in clubs throughout New York City. She also performed with "The Family, Inc.", a troupe which performed mainly at prisons, and appeared in two productions with the New York Shakespeare Festival, "Marriage Proposal," and "Looking for Tomorrow." Although she had been featured on several …
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Career Milestones
| Performed in comedy clubs and also appeared Off-Broadway and in the New York Shakespeare Festival's productions of "Marriage Proposal" and "Looking for Tomorrow" | ||
| Starred in her own sitcom on The WB, "Cleghorne" | ||
1985 | Early film work, bit part in "Turk 182" | |
1991 | Appeared on several episodes of "In Living Color" | |
1991 | Became a regular on NBC's "Saturday Night Live!" | |
1992 | Co-starred in the feature "This is My Life" | |
1996 | Had featured role in "Mr. Wrong" | |