Published by Uproar Entertainment on 29 Nov 2011
Suzanne Westenhoefer – I’m Not Cindy Brady
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“GLAMA winner for best comedy CD!”
It all began in 1990 when she entered a comedy contest at Kelly’s Piano Bar in New York. Having never appeared as a comedian before, she did her 3-minute routine and won! Each step of her career since has been met with rave reviews and incredible opportunities. Her audiences are simply crazy about her!
Suzanne Westenhoefer
Suzanne Westenhoefer’s ground-breaking career as the first openly gay comedian ever to appear on television, includes appearances on Letterman, HBO, Bravo, Logo and GSN as well as performances across the US in popular theaters, clubs, and fundraisers.
After entering the world of comedy on a dare, Suzanne has been delivering gay material in mainstream clubs to straight audiences and proudly performing within the LGBT community ever since. She became the first openly lesbian comic ever to appear on television in 1991 on an episode of Sally Jesse Raphael entitled “Breaking the Lesbian Stereotype…Lesbians Who Don’t Look Like Lesbians.” She went on to become the first openly gay comic to host her own HBO Comedy Special in 1994, which earned her a Cable Ace Award nomination. Other television appearances include The Late Show with David Letterman, GSN’s remake of the classic game show, “I’ve Got a Secret” as well as HBO, Bravo and LOGO TV specials. Now beginning her 20th year of side-splitting merriment, she continues to forge new ground while enjoying her well-earned reputation as a pioneer on the lesbian comedy scene.
Originally posted 2010-06-17 15:08:40.



Beware the fruminous Bandersnatch … and here she is! Years of eating fire as the Bronze Fire Goddess have forged La Wanda’s tongue into a dazzling white-hot weapon. Like a cat-o-nine tails she lashes at the square society about her with rare humor and insight, heavily laced with sex-symbolism and womanly wiles.



Featuring: Frank Marino / Suzy Berger / Scott Kennedy / Elvira Kurt / Mark Davis

