Johanna Parker Appel

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Johanna Parker Appel is an American actress. She is married to Eric Appel, a writer and director at the popular comedy website, Funny or Die.

Johanna graduated from Syracuse University with a BFA in acting and is trained in improvisational comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. She has appeared on the CBS Network's Criminal Minds and played the title role in the short film The Broken Heart of Gnocchi Bolognese.

She grew up near Saratoga Springs, New York and at one point wanted to be a dancer.