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Jackie Hoffman, Sandra Bernhard & More Set for Joe's Pub this Week
By: Tyler Peterson Dec. 23, 2013
Joe's Pub at The Public will welcome Jackie Hoffman, Justin Vivan Bond, Baby Dee & Little Annie, and Sandra Bernhard this week, Dec. 23-29.
December 23 at 7:30 PM
December 24 at 7:30 PM
$30
Jackie Hoffman's long awaited return to Joe's Pub has finally arrived! The club has undergone a 40K dollar renovation; Jackie has a brand new show, Hebe for the holidays. Twitter, the Hamptons and Manhattan for Millionaires have entered Jackie's world, and she's not having it one bit. If you want the perfect antedate to the Global conversation of love, embrace the hopelessness and let Jackie suck the joy out of your holiday season with an evening of anger and song. Directed by Michael Schiralli; Musical Director Bobby Peaco.JUSTIN VIVIan Bond AND FRIENDS: LET IT SHOW!
December 23 at 9:30 PM
$25
Celebrate the return of the light with Justin VivIan Bond and friends with an evening of Holiday inspired songs and stories. Expect surprises! (bring your own lumps of coal and watch them turn into diamonds) Keywords: starstruck, babies, booze, ox and ass. Oh Come All Ye Faithful!
December 24 at 9:30 PM
$15
Join us for an evening of depressive snowmen, disgruntled reindeer, incontinent Santas, washed up hermaphrodites and yuletide sobstresses.Sandra Bernhard: SANDYLAND
December 26 at 7:30 PM & 9:30 PM
December 27 at 7:30 PM & 9:30 PM
December 28 at 7:30 PM & 9:30 PM
December 29 at 7:30 PM & 9:30 PM
$50
Sandra Bernhard is priming her hysterical insight, outspoken views and outrageous mouth to ring in the New Year. Sandra's brilliant unity of hilarious diatribes on the state of modern culture and classic rock attitude burns smart. Sandra's show is fresh, crazy and real. She inspires and invigorates. With her band, The Flawless Zircons, she still has all the raucous energy of youth, bringing audiences to their feet. See her New Year's Weekend and rave! Discounts on New Year's Eve show if you purchase before Thanksgiving! "Ms. Bernhard's ear is as perfectly attuned as ever to music that you're embarrassed to admit you might like." - New York Times
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