“Multiply the mouthy, flesh-jiggling early Bette Midler by one hundred, five her the super-plus-size figure and fashion sense of Divine, the John Waters Diva, and the manners of a Flintstone, and you’ve got a rough approximation of Bridget Everett…” — Stephen Holden/New York Times
Bridget Everett is a singing tour de force known for her funny yet gut-wrenching, outrageous and unpredictable performances. Bridget’s played to sold out houses on both coasts and has been joined by guests ranging from Broadway icon Patti Lupone to Rock icon Flea. Bridget starred in the autobiographical musical “At Least It’s Pink” co-written with Michael Patrick King (writer/director of “Sex In The City”) and Kenny Mellman (Kiki and Herb). Her television credits include recurring appearances as “Shonda” in CBS’s hit comedy “Two Broke Girls” and on Logo’s “Jeffrey Cole Casserole.” As a solo performer, Bridget’s performed at Montreal’s “Just For Laughs” Festival, HBO’s Aspen United States Comedy Arts Festival, The Adelaide International Cabaret Festival in Adelaide, Australia, The San Francisco Sketchfest, and The New York Comedy Festival. Most recently, Bridget completed a run of U.S. dates supporting the great Amy Schumer. Bridget Everett and her band, The Tender Moments, will be releasing an album of original music this Fall.