It’s a show “where things happen in the cracks between what stories normally focus on,” co-creator Paul Thureen told IndieWire. It’s a simple statement for a show that is seeking to buck the trend of what a television show looks like. It’s been a long time coming for not just Everett, but the entire cast and creative team.
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But there’s something similarly satisfying with seeing hard work pay off, as it has with the HBO’s new series “ Somebody Somewhere.” Comedienne Bridget Everett plays Sam, a Kansas woman struggling to find direction in the wake of her sister’s death.
It’s this fantasy that is at the heart of why we love watching television.
Hair and Makeup: Angela DiCarlo.We know Hollywood is a landscape of dreams broken, delayed, and often unseen. It’s how I meet my friends, how I let people know how I feel about them. It’s the way I express myself, because I’m a horrible communicator. If I wasn’t singing, what else would I have? Nothing. “Losing my voice and not being able to sing really terrifies me. There was heart to it, and I’m like, Maaaaan, this is the real shit right here. I watched this video of this little girl talking to Kermit, and at the end she’s like, ‘I love you.’ I watched it, like, 10 times. But I recently went down a Jim Henson rabbit hole. I find they’re really inspiring, because I do love storytelling so much. I know there’s someone sitting next to them who does.” The things that excite me most are very extreme. There may have been one couple that walked out of my show, but I’d rather people have a very distinct reaction. But there’s always somebody who doesn’t mind having a foot-long dildo on their shoulder or ass or face.” “I might take some chances talking with somebody in the crowd who maybe doesn’t want to have a conversation. The last note in every show is this really high note, and every time I get there I’m just like, This could be it. I just want to go until I drop and feel like I’m gonna die. I’ll sleep in, because I want to be able to do full-force, hardcore cabaret.
It was pretty magical to see her fulfilling a dream she couldn’t because she’d had a family.” Everybody in the audience got up and cheered. I decided to bring her up on stage to sing ‘Hello, Dolly!’ because she’d always wanted to be on Broadway. She knows I have a foul mouth and do nudity sometimes, but she’s just so proud of me. I hadn’t seen her in two or three years - since my sister died - and was really nervous. “My most meaningful moment in New York was when my mom came to see a show. This spring, Everett can be seen in her own Comedy Central special, proving that when you’re this fearless the only place to go is up. Patti LuPone invited her for a duet at Carnegie Hall the Beastie Boys’ Adam Horovitz plays in her band, the Tender Moments and Amy Schumer enlisted her for guest spots on both seasons of Comedy Central’s Inside Amy Schumer. “I just want to feel like me.” In her latest show, the explosive Rock Bottom ( now running at Joe’s Pub in New York), the Kansas-born performer makes it vividly clear that she could never be anyone but herself, especially when she plunges into numbers like “Tell Me (Does This Dick Make My Ass Look Big?).” But if oversharing and vulgarity are her hallmarks (in Rock Bottom, a certain pink sex toy figures prominently enough to qualify as a supporting cast member), it’s Everett’s irrepressible talent as a vocalist that has earned her a legion of celebrity fans.
“I don’t mind going off the ledge,” says alt-cabaret singer Bridget Everett.
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