Bridget Everett

Bridget Everett is a comedian, actress, singer, and writer known for her bold, fearless performances that blend raunchy humor with heartfelt vulnerability. Born in Manhattan, Kansas, Everett grew up in the Midwest before moving to New York City, where she quickly became a staple of the downtown cabaret scene. Her powerful singing voice, combined with her brash comedic style, earned her a dedicated following in both the comedy and music worlds.

Everett gained wider recognition through her work in live shows and television. Everett’s unique blend of music, comedy, and unapologetic personality caught the attention of audiences and critics alike. Her off-Broadway cabaret performances, such as Rock Bottom, co-written with the band The Tender Moments, showcased her musical talent and comedic chops. The show, which premiered in 2014, was praised for its raw humor and emotional depth.

On television, Everett has appeared in popular series like "Inside Amy Schumer" and "Lady Dynamite," where her boundary-pushing humor continued to shine. In 2022, she took on a starring role in HBO’s comedy-drama "Somebody Somewhere," a semi-autobiographical series in which she plays a woman navigating life and loss in her Kansas hometown. The show, praised for its warmth, authenticity, and Everett’s poignant performance, earned critical acclaim, including a Peabody Award for its second season.

Everett’s fearless approach to comedy, combined with her musical talent and ability to connect emotionally with audiences, has made her a unique and influential voice in entertainment. She continues to push boundaries in both her live performances and on screen, creating work that is both outrageously funny and deeply personal.