But she also gives back - audiences nearer the stage get to lick whipped cream off her leg. No person, or french fry, is safe: she eats her way through the audience, munching off of the treats that come with the event’s two-drink/food minimum. Everett gives an incredibly magnetic performance, one that’s equal parts sassy and frazzled. It’s a role in which she sang, one of Everett’s many strengths that serves her well in her live act where she performs original songs like “This Pussy Grabs Back” and “ What I Gotta Do (To Get That Dick in My Mouth).” She’s at her best here: raw, no-holds-bar, and independent, save the rocking band that backs her up. For proof of the former, revisit her brief scene as a horny Christian mom in Trainwreck for the latter, note her more serious and bare turn in Patti Cake$. She’s also taken on the big screen, dominating in roles comedic and dramatic. She was hilarious in a memorable cameo as an incompetent makeup artist named Bebe on HBO’s Girls, and now she’s back on that juggernaut network in a supporting role on Camping. Over the past 15 years, Everett has inched closer from her early days performing at Ars Nova and waitressing at the now-shuttered Ruby Foo’s to mainstream star. Everett returns to the intimate, downtown gem Joe’s Pub, with her band The Tender Moments, packing each square inch of the venue with significance and comedy. Just ask Bridget Everett - the white-hot comedian who uses love and wine as the lubricant to answer life’s greatest questions and elicit an audience’s uproarious laughter. A bottle of chardonnay and poor experiences with men, as it turns out, can take you pretty far.
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