Missi Pyle to Play LA's Rockwell: Table and Stage With Nicole Parker and Mary Birdsong, 4/22
Hollywood actress Missi Pyle returns to LA's Rockwell: Table and Stage (1714 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles CA 90027) Monday, April 22nd @ 8pm with her solo show Sexy As Hell, following a nearly sold-out New York engagement. Come experience one of Hollywood's most exciting, hilarious and unpredictable actress, as she pushes SOME of your boundaries. Missi aims to prove that though funny and with "strong features", Missi is in fact Sexy As Hell. She was just waiting till she turned 40 to show you.
This show combines Missi's hilarious, quirky, ornery and sometimes heartfelt original music with music from her 3 bands, The Nice Ladies, Smith and Pyle and The Tumbleweeds for an evening of laughter, tears, booze, stories of love and loss and an intimate look at Missi's most recent slutty summer. Special guests include Nicole Parker (TV: Mad TV, Broadway: Wicked, People In The Picture, Martin Short's: Fame Becomes Me) and Mary Birdsong (TV: Reno 911)
Pyle's many film credits include The Artist, Galaxy Quest, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Dodgeball, Bringing Down the House, Big Fish, Along Came Polly, 50 First Dates, Anchorman, Harold and Kumar. NY Theatre: Boeing-Boeing, BARE: The Musical. TV: 1600 Penn, Two Broke Girls, Boston Legal, The Sarah Silverman Program, Pushing Daisies, and Heroes.
Missi Pyle Sexy as Hell is produced by Patrick F. King. Rockwell: Table & Stage is located at 1714 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027. Tickets are $20 and are available at rockwell-la.com or by clicking HERE.
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