Tig Notaro did not set her alarm to see if she achieved Oscar nomination glory.
“My wife happened to wake up at five in the morning, just so happened — she really did. She didn’t wake up on purpose,” Notaro recalls on the Variety Awards Circuit Podcast. “And there I am, snoozing, next to her, with my earplugs in, my eye mask on, my CPAP machine tubes coming out of my head.”
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The nomination was for the film she produced, “Come See Me in the Good Light,” a documentary directed by Ryan White that follows the late poet Andrea Gibson (they/them)
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