Sandra Bernhard and her band The Flawless Zircons will return to Joe's Pub at The Public for her annual residency beginning December 26 leading up to the not-to-be-missed New Year's Eve special on December 31 when she celebrates and reviews the highs and lows of 2013 with hysterical insight, outspoken views and an outrageous mouth. In this one-of-a-kind live show, Bernhard sharply blends theatre, rock-n-roll and stand-up with a little burlesque & cabaret. Tickets are onsale now http://www.joespub.com/.
Sandyland at Joe's Pub will run as follows: Dec. 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th at 7:30pm and 9:30pm. And Dec. 30th at 9pm. Tickets for these shows are $50. On New Year's Eve, Dec. 31st Sandra Bernhard will again do two shows, at 9pm and 11pm. Tickets for the for 9pm show are $100. Tickets for the 11pm show are $150.
"Just below the surface, you sense the same roving critical eye that misses nothing" raved the New York Times of Bernhard's Joe's Pub performance in 2012. Bernhard's brilliant unity of hilarious diatribes on the state of modern culture and classic rock attitude burns smart, still having all the raucous energy of youth. The always entertaining Bernhard has been wowing, and sometimes shocking, audiences since starting her career at LA's famed Comedy Store in the 1970's, going on to become a favorite on the live-show comedy circuit nationally, while also forging a career in film, television and on Broadway.
Sandra Bernhard also returns to television this season, being featured in a special guest starring appearance on the hit ABC TV comedy The Neighbors. From 1991-1996 she played Nancy Bartlett-the first openly gay character on a network sitcom-on Roseanne, and has more recently appeared on the TV Land comedy Hot in Cleveland, on Logo'sDTLA, CBS's The New Adventures of Old Christine, FOX TV's American Dad, NBC's Crossing Jordan, The L Word, and more. She has appeared more than 30 times on Late Night with David Letterman.
In addition to her numerous television and film appearances, audiences have raved about her work on the Broadway stage, including the critically acclaimed I'm Still Here... Dammit !, which opened Off-Broadway in 1997, moved to Broadway a year later, and was filmed for an HBO special. In 2006, Bernhard's Everything Bad and Beautiful also opened to rave reviews. Her most recent show, I Love Being Me, Don't You ? played to sold-out crowds for an extended run last summer in Los Angeles. For more information on Sandra Bernhard, please visit www.sandrabernhard.com.
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