Making Waves For Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Sherry Cola

Sherry Cola is a Comedian, actress, writer, and prodigious talent
Sherry Cola
Photo credit Emma Mead

Making Waves celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. This year 94.7 The Wave recognizes the accomplishments and contributions of members of the AAPI community who have made a difference through their career accomplishments, philanthropic projects, corporate achievements, and/or community outreach. This month-long celebration includes vignettes that will be broadcasted on-air, online, and on social!

Comedian, actress, writer, and prodigious talent Sherry Cola has emerged over the last couple of years as a rising star in the entertainment industry. Named a “Fresh Face” at the world-renowned Laugh Factory, “One to Watch” in 2019 by People magazine and “11 Asian American Comics Who Need To Be On Your 2020 Radar” by Entertainment Weekly, Cola has shown creative expertise in diverse roles, from scripted drama and comedy to hilarious, original stand-up sets on stage.

Born in Shanghai, China, Cola, and her family moved to the United States when she was four, and settled in the San Gabriel Valley... Cola’s innate ability to make people laugh and bring stories to life was indisputable, and students tuned in daily to listen to her hilarious commentary on celebrity news, music picks, and more...Cola got her to break in television in 2017, landing a seven-episode arc on Amazon’s “I Love Dick,” opposite Kevin Bacon and Kathryn Hahn. Sherry is currently starring in Freeform's Good Trouble as Alice Kwan.

Featured Image Photo Credit: Emma Mead