We’re all different, but in many ways, we’re all the same. “And if my experiences are things they don’t personally relate to, I hope at least. “I hope that people who come to the show feel seen,” she says.
The world’s a scary place right now, and for one hour, when she’s up on stage, Connors would really just like people to laugh - and feel human again. “I just want people to not have to worry about anything and have a reprieve during the show,” the Chicago-born comic says by phone from Los Angeles, where she now lives. It’s a simple enough proposition: Cara Connors wants to make you laugh.
