Bridget Everett Plays Joe's Pub, 10/17

Like some of her major inspirations and influences-Sophie Tucker, Patti LuPone, Richard Pryor, John Beluschi and Freddy Mercury-Everett is a true original who has carved out a space in New York City's bustling cabaret, comedy and theater worlds that is all her own. The next Bridget Everett and The Tender Moments dates at Joe's Pub are: October 17, November 7, and December 6. All shows at 9:30 PM. Read this Sunday's New York Times feature Only The Songs Remain The Same. 

Everett's funny, gut-wrenching, outrageous and unpredictable performance can also be seen at Joe's Pub monthly as part of Our Hit Parade, a revue of current pop hits starring Everett, Kenny Mellman (Kiki and Herb) and Neal Medlyn and a variety of rotating guests including Billy Eichner, Molly Pope, Lady Rizo, Randy Harrison, Jenn Harris, Murray Hill, Sherry Vine, Corn Mo, The Wau Wau Sisters and more.She has also appeared frequently on Time Out New York's annual list of top cabaret performers, ranking number one in 2010 on a list which included Alan Cumming and Elaine Stritch. Watch Bridget Everett sing "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" at Joe's Pub: http://bit.ly/P6Ncp3

Writing for the New York Times, Charles Isherwood called Bridget "the life of the party" in a review of At Least It's Pink, an original musical based on Everett's life and co-written with director Michael Patrick King (writer/director of Sex and the City) and Mellman. She also played Lynn Chenney in Taylor Mac's Red Tide Blooming at P.S.122, was featured in Scott Wittman's production Jukebox Jackie, and was a regular on Logo's Jeffrey Cole Casserole. She also can be seen as Cathy in the Sex and the City movie, as Shonda in the CBS hit comedy 2 Broke Girls and alongside Adam Horovitz (Adrock: Beastie Boys) in HBO Canada's Funny as Hell.  For more information on Bridget Everett, please visit: www.joespub.com.