Iris Bahr

Iris Bahr is a multi-talented American-Israeli actress, comedian, director, and author, renowned for her diverse contributions to entertainment. Born in the United States, Bahr has made a name for herself on television with memorable roles in popular series, including her portrayal of Glenda in the iconic sitcom Friends, Rachel Heinemann in Curb Your Enthusiasm, and appearances in The King of Queens. Her film credits include a leading role in the 2006 comedy Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector and a sound technician in the horror film The Last Exorcism (2010).

Bahr's theatrical prowess was recognized when she received the prestigious Lucille Lortel Award for Best Solo Performance in 2008 for her acclaimed one-woman show, Dai (Enough). This production also garnered two Drama Desk Award nominations for Best Solo Show and Best Sound Design, along with a nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance at the UK Stage Awards. In 2007, she published her memoir Dork Whore, which has since been translated into German, Italian, and Portuguese.

Beyond her accomplishments in theater and literature, Bahr showcased her talent on a global stage, performing Dai at the United Nations before an audience of over 100 ambassadors and delegates. In November 2009, DAI (enough) was released as a book by Northwestern University Press, further cementing her status as a versatile and impactful artist.