Miss Coco Peru has written, produced, directed, and starred in one person shows across the globe including Miss Coco Peru in My Goddamn Cabaret, Miss Coco Peru: A Legend in Progress (1992 MAC Award), Miss Coco Peru’s Universe (1998 GLAAD Media Award nomination), Miss Coco Peru’s Glorious Wounds…she’s damaged (2001 GLAAD Media Award nomination), and Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted (2004 GLAAD Media Award for Best L.A. Theater).
Paula Poundstone arrives on the Provincetown scene on August 22nd at The Crown & Anchor. Click more for ticket details.
His song End of The World is a favorite amongst the gay community and is on GoPtown's own office play list. Followers of Iron & Wine, Kd Lang and Rufus Wainwright will find themselves at home at Alber's performance. It's a fall performance not to be missed at The Crown & Anchor. Buy tickets online by clicking More below...
Provincetown's Carnival 2011 is August 14th - 19th. This year's Carnival theme is
One Night Stand with Scott Nevins Date/Time: 7/17/11 8:30 pm Location: Paramount, 247 Commercial St. Awarding winning TV personality & comedian from truTV’s hit show
The Crown & Anchor - Provincetown's premier nightclub complex presents an amazing and electrifying lineup for 2011! For those coming early, for a few days or for the full week we have added new DJs to the lineup and all at the same rate of 2010! No price increases! We have also provided a deeply discounted full week Platinum Pass for only $99 for a very limited time. Purchase early and save $$$$ and receive giveaways from our supporting sponsors. Full week pass and weekend passes will be available. (more)
Miss Richfield 1981 debuts her new show at The Crown & Anchor on Memorial Day Weekend. Don't miss Provincetown's best comedy show with Miss Richfield 1981 in Provincetown! Straight (or not so much) from Richfield, Minnesota. Click More for details below.
Adam Berry performs Suddenly Susan Boil at The Crown & Anchor on November 27th at 8:30pm Visit The Crown & Anchor website for advance tickets or call 508-487-1430.
Join us for An Evening with Betty Buckley at The Crown & Anchor on Saturday, September 11th & Sunday, September 12th. Advance ticket purchase is suggested.
Join us Thursday, August 26th for Seth Rudetsky at The Crown & Anchor
Join us Thursday, August 26th 10:00pm for YouTube sensation Miranda Sings at The Crown & Anchor.
Join us Wednesday Aug 25th 8:30pm for an evening of fun with Amy & Freddy at The Crown & Anchor. Purchase advanced tickets ahead of time. Visit www.onlyatthecrown.com
8:00 pm Starsky + Cox in Laughing All the Way – Cosmic Musical Comedians Starsky & Cox present a special holiday show in their first performance at The Crown & Anchor. Admission $20. – PARAMOUNT
9:30 pm Local talents John Thomas on the piano with vocalist Adam Berry present an evening of festive music to get you into the holiday spirit. No cover. – CENTRAL HOUSE
The Crown's Toast of the Town – a fabulous Las Vegas style drag revue featuring Billie Jean, Tisch DeWilliams & Felicity Layne. You'll see glamour, skin & original sin. It's high style & high camp! Cover $20. – PARAMOUNT
Singer/songwriter/pianist Todd Alsup is a welcome throwback to classic songwriting and showmanship – an exciting artist who can consistently rock a crowd with astonishing vocals and honest songs bursting with groove and personality. Released in 2008, Todd's debut EP
A Holly Folly tradition and the perfect kick-off to the holiday season. There will be two shows - 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and the program runs about an hour. Tickets are $20.00 in advance / $25.00 at the door. A Holly Folly tradition and the perfect kick-off to the holiday season. There will be two shows - 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and the program runs about an hour. Tickets are $20.00 in advance / $25.00 at the door. Tickets on sale now.
Suede 1/2/2010 at 8pm. One show only! Imagine a cross between Natalie Cole, Diana Krall and Bette Midler. Add a dash of Louis Armstrong and you might get some idea of Suede's unique talents and charm. Think sophisticated pop/jazz, think naughty blues with a sizzling trumpet, think love songs that make you swoon, think funny, think Wow, what a voice! Think sassy, classy and fun! Crown & Anchor 247 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA 02657 508-487-1430
“Have a Holly Folly weekend! It’s the best time in P’town!” This is Provincetown's most spectacular Holiday Celebration yet from December 4th-6th featuring a Toy Drive at the Crown & Anchor, a Holiday Gala Celebration high atop Gull Hill at Land's End Inn and two performances by the Boston Gay Men's Chorus. It's a great time to enjoy discounted room rates and off-season sales! Be sure to book your room early here on www.GoPtown.com
Jessica Kirson's unique style and captivating stage presence captures the attention of audiences and club bookers everywhere she performs. Her wide variety of characters brings a diverse energy to her routine.
Once you have seen her amazing talent, it is easy to understand why she was selected to perform at the Hamptons, Toyota, Marshall's Women in Comedy, Comedy Central's South Beach and HBO's Las Vegas comedy festivals.
Whether she's cutting to the heart with her emotion-driven original songs or belting out cover tunes, Karen's penetrating voice, rhythmic acoustic style and intense emotional energy combine to capture her audience's attention. A polished performer as well as an excellent songwriter, Karen received a songwriting award from Nashville's Music City Search in 2002. In addition, several of her songs have been featured on Dawson's Creek. Karen has spent the past seven summers performing in the Cape Cod vacation destination - Provincetown, MA - and has propelled her self into a full time music career, abandoning her job as an elementary school counselor in 2003.
Kate Clinton is a faith-based, tax-paying, America-loving political humorist and family entertainer. She has worked through economic booms and busts, Disneyfication and Walmartization, gay movements and gay markets, lesbian chic and queer eyes, and ten presidential inaugurals. She still believes that humor gets us through peacetime, wartime and scoundrel time.
As a single lesbian mom living in Berkeley in the 1980s, Karen Williams started doing stand-up comedy "because it was something I could do that didn't cost anything." Known for her quick repartee, insightful commentary and audience rapport, Williams is a comic craftmaster, a gifted actor, a multitalented writer, and an inspirational lecturer. Armed with her "heal with humor" philosophy, she gives humor workshops specifically designed to build self-awareness and self-confidence, and to encourage tolerance and respect for the dignity of human life.
Vickie has performed in almost every state in the US over the last five years and has headlined in various venues including: Michigan Womyn's Festival, National Women's Music Festival, Monterrey Beach Women's Festival; and the Dinah & Lina Shore Golf Tournament in Southern California and at numerous clubs, including: Spellbinder's and The Laff Stop in Houston, Comedy Undergound in Seattle, The Improv in Cleveland, Wall Street in Columbus, Luna Park in LA, 88's in NYC, The Light Project in Miami and Internationally on Olivia Travel cruises & Club Med resorts.
Illusions makes its triumphant return to the stage at the Crown and Anchor after 10 years! One of Provincetown's longest running and most popular drag shows, Illusions stars three P-Town legends – Miss Tisch DeWilliams, Billie Jean, and Felicity Layne. Joining the cast this season, straight from her triumphant reign as Queen of Philadelphia's GayBINGO, is the raunchy and outrageous hostess and emcee Shady Pines.
A staged reading of an original work written and directed by Matia Karrell. Fallen Angels - The Forgotten Fliers of World War Two.
Based on material by Matia Karrell and CW Cressler.
Tret has been touring for 38 years and just keeps getting better. Tret will be presenting material from her most recent CDs from 2000 on and will delight you with her songs and story-telling. "Tret Fure continues to turn out marvelous albums, her latest being “True Compass” (Tomboy Girl). Who else could have written alove song such as “Look What Love Has Given Me”? It’s a song that is at once personal and universal in its affectionate expression of happiness." Gregg Shapiro, Chicago Free Press.
Poppy erupts onto the stage without fanfare, but with enough energy to take down the house in her first minute of comedy. Rapid fire jokes interspersed with comedic songs keep her audiences laughing and coming back. Her stand-up pedigree is flawless; from VH-1, to A&E, Oprah Winfrey and Joan Rivers to her newest gig on Atlantis cruises she has earned a reputation of being one of the fastest witted female comediennes on either coast.
One of CURVE Magazine's "Best Lesbian Theater" award winners, All The Kings Men return to Provincetown for Women's Week with an electrifying, multi-faceted performance that includes comedy, drama, dance, gender-play, political satire and features a tribute to the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson. With their original brand of entertainment this extremely popular all-female performance troupe has been thrilling audiences from coast to coast and internationally.
Lexie Shine writes…. "be grateful for what you have, be true to your desires, and let go of what is yet to come" Singer songwriter Lexie Shine originates from northern California, yet resides in Los Angeles. VH1 honored Lexie with the prestigious VH1 SONG OF THE YEAR award with her original song titled "Between You And Me" Often referred to as the "Modern Day Janis Joplin", Lexie's strong lyrical, and catchy original music style captures the essence of rock and roll to blues, right down to Jazz. "Original" is the hook. Producing her own material along with Evan Frankfurt of THE WALL FLOWERS, Lexie brings to the music arena a far deeper passion and fresh approach that once heard….your hooked singing her songs, long after the music stops. If it's love you are looking for....follow her music.
A funny tale of Love Marriage and Soccer.
Montreal Gazette called it "Menage a passport". Fabiana a Hot Brazilian die hard soccer fan marries Ron a hunky male stripper. What happens to her relationship with Jackie , a dog walker for the rainforest?
Paprika is Brooklyn's own all-female world beat, acid rock, jam band. From a central core of Brazilian and Caribbean repertoire, through intoxicating forays into music of the Mediterranean, Near and Far East and Africa, to rocking originals they create a shimmering web of language, melody and rhythm. Paprika plays a variety of music that is continually unexpected and irresistably danceable.
Pamela Means, with her "mad guitar-and-vocal skills," (Time Out New York) is spending 2009 on the road, with a new acoustic album, "Precedent," an anticipated follow-up to both "Pamela Means Jazz Project, Vol. 1," named "Top 10 Album of 2007" (muruch.com), wherein, "Means takes her rightful place among contemporary superstar jazz vocalists such as Cassandra Wilson and Norah Jones," (Curve Magazine) and the preceding politically-provocative Pamela Means release, "Single Bullet Theory," in which "...Means fires off what is easily one of the best musical summations of our current political situation.." (Bay Area Reporter, San Francisco, CA) Pamela Means's fifth independent release, "Single Bullet Theory," was also named 2004 "Outmusic Outstanding New Recording."
Join local authors/poets Jeannette Angell and Maria Nazos for readings from their original women's erotica ... stories, poetry, and more!
"Smart, sassy and sapphic Sandra takes lesbian comedy to a new level! Hysterical" -curve magazine Sandra performs over the country and at local comedy clubs in Los Angeles including the world-famous Laugh Factory, The Comedy Store, and The Hollywood Improv and yes even at London's Comedy Camp where they're still gasping for air ( and no, it's not because the Brits smoke 10 packs of cigarettes a day) .
"Judy Gold is big-big voice, big presence, big talent" - Hollywood Reporter
"Judy Gold captures the audience from the moment she opens her mouth!" - New York Times
"Judy Gold is a very funny woman!" - The Boston Globe
Since the early 1990s, the accomplished singer-songwriter from New England has compiled a solid string of sonically strong, lyrically rich studio albums.
Her widely praised 2006 album "In the Eyes of Strangers" fulfilled the rock 'n' roll essence that Ferrick has long harbored and drawn inspiration. But just when it seemed she would take a hard plunge into a more layered, instrumentally diverse sound, she returned to the studio to produce perhaps her most intimate, stripped-down album to date, her ninth studio effort "Goodbye Youth."
Hannah Free is about the lifelong love affair between an independent spirit and the woman she calls home. Hannah (Sharon Gless) and Rachel (Maureen Gallagher) grew up as little girls in the same small Midwest town, where traditional gender expectations challenge their deep love for one another. Hannah becomes an adventurous, unapologetic lesbian and Rachel a strong but quiet homemaker. Weaving back and forth between past and present, with different actors playing the characters from age 10 through late in life, the film reveals how the women maintained their love affair despite a marriage, a world war, infidelities, and family denial.
ZOE LEWIS is a band in a body! She plays jazz, jump jive, latin grooves, swing, international folk, funk originals on anything from the piano to the spoons! Troubadour/vaudevillian/storyteller/singer-songwriter!
WINNER of the Colorado Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Troubadour Award in 2003, NEW FOLK WINNER 2002 at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas and 2001 Falconridge Folk Festival AUDIENCE FAVORITE and now she's getting booked to play many of the main stages with virtuoso jazz recorder player ROXANNE LAYTON (from Mannheim Steamroller).
Julie Clark has been steadily gaining recognition in the GLBT music world and at the same time earning noteworthy acclaim on the modern folk scene. Her latest CD "Change Your Mind" features Clark's award-winning original songs, ranging from serious to sexy. Among them is the funky, soulful gay rights anthem "Courage of Our Convictions" which is destined to help mobilize the GLBT equality movement. Maintaining a busy national touring schedule, Clark has blazed a name for herself among GLBT venues coast-to-coast, performing regularly at popular gatherings such as The Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, The National Women's Music Festival and Capital Pride in Washington DC. Clark is a also a favorite on the GLBT cruise circuit. She's garnered quite a few honors as an emerging artist. Her many accolades include winning the Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Competition (adding her name to a list of luminaries that includes Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle, Nanci Griffith and Shawn Colvin); winning 1st Place in the Great American Song Contest; earning the Best Audience Response award at the Cornucopia Music Festival and being named Folk/Acoustic Artist of the Year at the Virginia Music Awards.
In her new solo performance piece, "Accident," Amy Ziff, the cello-playing member of the alt-rock girl band Betty, deals with matters of some gravity.
Written and performed by the talented rock singer/performer who was nominated for a Helen Hayes Award in 2006 for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical for her work at Theater J in BETTY Rules, Amy Ziff explores the meaning of Life and After-Life in this duet for actress and bathtub. Described by The New York Times as "a remarkable caricaturist," Amy brings a witty mix of high-brow bawdiness, laughter-inducing self-flagellation, and sly New Age wisdom to review a life spent behaving badly while trying to do good.
Miss R is riding the chocolate wave that's sweeping the country, as our favorite beauty queen teaches tolerance in an all-new show! Reaching out, but not touching, she will acknowledge those who are different in color, religious beliefs and even physical capabilities. Nobody is left out of this show, which Miss R promises will go to new depths with new music, new videos and even some new jokes because it's a new world out there!
The surprise hit of last summer, "2 Boys in a Bed on a Cold Winter's Night" returns to Provincetown's Art House Theater this month for nine performances only! Fresh from the show's sold-out run in the ABSOLUT Dublin Gay Theatre Festival this spring, "2 Boys in a Bed..." received a rave review from chief drama critic Peter Crawley in The Irish Times: "Intelligent, moving and superbly performed, James Edwin Parker's play is in the tradition of Terrence McNally, tracing the obstacles to communication, intimacy and love in 1980s Manhattan, sensitively realized by director David Drake. Sex may sell, but [actors] Scott Douglas Cunningham and Spencer Keasey prove that honesty lingers much longer." Indeed, that bare naked truth begins again in P'town this summer for a limited engagement on June 5th.
Hey, kids! Move over Dora the Explorer, Teletubbies and Barney -- Varla Jean Merman and her two new friends put the "fun" in "fungi" with an all-new children's show (no children allowed!) for anyone with access to their parent's credit card. Burstin' with wacky videos, silly songs, fancy dancin', and eye-poppin', mushroom-toppin' costume changes, Varla Jean & The Mushroomheads is perfect for children (no children allowed!) of all ages!
Key West favorites returning for a fifth summer at The Crown, Debra and Patrick soulful sound ranges from mellow jazz to sultry blues.
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In her 4th season here, Jennie McNulty has become a P-town favorite. Her playfully sarcastic style wins audiences over right from the start. And each show is a little different as she frequently engages the crowd resulting in some hilarious improvisation.
McNulty has been seen on LOGO's "One Night Stand Up," and she is the host of the series, "Walking Funny With..." the walking talk show featured biweekly on AfterEllen.com. She's also a member of the Improv Troup "Queer on Their Feet" currently touring across the county.
Jennie has entertained the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as bases all over the world. And she's also a favorite in more peaceful settings with Olivia Cruises and Resorts. You may have seen her at Harrah's in Las Vegas, "The Dinah Shore" event in Palm Springs or headlining comedy clubs throughout the nation.
As seen in the hit films Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist and Legally Blonde, Provincetown's darlings of demented comedy, The Nellie Olesons, are back in town with an all new show, "Nine Inch Nellies". Depression, torture and nuclear proliferation have nothing on the Nellies - their fast, funny, flatulent comedy will make your head spin faster than a CIA interrogation. Like Kids In The Hall, South Park and a Ziegfeld Follies show rolled into one, get ready for an hour of non-stop comedy sketches, f*cked up dance routines, sexy costumes and hilarious takes on gay marriage, AA, obesity, speed dating and more. The Nellies have been performing in Provincetown for 15 years. They've also been seen on Logo, "Will & Grace", "Nip/Tuck" and "Pushing Daisies".
In 1961, Astronauts Charlton & Heston blasted off from Little Rock, Arkansas upon President JFK's orders to find sexy alien life. After more than 1,000 years in outer space, they crash land on this strange lavender-sequined planet (Provincetown) in the Summer of 3009.
These "straight" Astronauts are captured by Queen LaQueefa & Princess Peonya, and their minions, Dr. Gayness, The Bareback Contessa, Tinkie, Winkie, Fraiser & Niles, Sister Phyllis (AKA Sis Phyllis), Heath Leather, his twin, Heath Pleather, and Birth Mother to all Planet of the Gays "Gaybies", Madge (AKA Madonna: now 1,051 years old, she made a deal with the devil -- Donald Trump -- in 2009 for immortality and has lived to regret it.)
An original Musical with countless Song Parodies, side-splitting Comedy, fabulous Drag Queens, Naked Studs, Twinks, Bears, & Leather Queens, Luscious Lesbians visiting from nearby "Planet Home Depot" - and not a friggin’ ape in sight! (except for the Homophobe Astronaut Charlton, that is.)
Alec Mapa is an award winning actor, comedian, and journalist. With hilarious live performances, ground breaking television roles, and thought provoking columns in The Advocate, Alec has entertained audiences around the world in every imaginable medium.
This fall Alec went from Desperate to Ugly as he joined the cast of UGLY BETTY as star "Fashion Buzz" reporter SUZUKI ST. PIERRE. Alec was seen this summer in the Robert Smigel/Judd Apatow comedy YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN with Adam Sandler.
After many years of silence, Madame is making a comeback! She brings her hilariously raunchy cabaret show once again to The Madeira Room, which is the perfect backdrop for Madame, as she relives her glamorous road to fame, dishes on celebrities and entertains with the quick and biting wit of a true diva.
The duo of Wayland Flowers and Madame began entertaining crowds back in the 1970s. They made their first television appearance on The Andy Williams Show, where Madame?s sharp humor was an immediate hit. Throughout the 1970s they appeared frequently on Rowan & Martin?s Laugh In and occupied the coveted center square on the popular game show Hollywood Squares. To meet the call of their fans, Wayland and Madame spent four years on the popular music variety show Solid Gold. According to Madame, “Disco was king and I was queen!” After that, Madame took center stage on her own television series Madame?s Place. Sadly, when Wayland Flowers passed away, Madame was left speechless.
Miss Coco Peru aka Clinton Leupp has written, produced, directed, and starred in one person shows across the globe including Miss Coco Peru in My Goddamn Cabaret, Miss Coco Peru: A Legend in Progress (1992 MAC Award), Miss Coco Peru’s Universe (1998 GLAAD Media Award nomination), Miss Coco Peru’s Glorious Wounds…she’s damaged (2001 GLAAD Media Award nomination), and Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted (2004 GLAAD Media Award for Best L.A. Theater).
Margaret Cho is one of most prolific and critically acclaimed comedians of our time, self-producing five international tours and concert films, and winning accolades from organizations like GLAAD, NOW and PFLAG for her work. Catch her before her next World Wide tour Starting Right Here in Provincetown at the Vixen.
Margaret will be performing all new stand up and workshopping a few songs for her forthcoming album, tentatively titled "Guitarded.” Music is a new endeavor for the provocative actress/stand-up, who's built a cult following through tours, concert films and TV specials. In the spirit of Cho?s diverse identity and equally diverse career, her workshop shows feature her burgeoning foray into the realm of comedy music.
For over 15 years, The Kinsey Sicks, America's Favorite Dragapella Beautyshop Quartet, have served up a feast of music and comedy to audiences across the United States and internationally. Combining award-winning a cappella singing, sharp satire and over-the-top drag, The Kinsey Sicks have developed a large and loyal following. The Kinsey Sicks began in 1993 as a group of friends who went to a Bette Midler concert in San Francisco dressed as the Andrews Sisters. Assuming they'd be among many drag queens, they found themselves to be the only ones (other than Bette, of course). They were approached that night to perform at an upcoming event. Their reply — "we don't sing" — was quickly disproved when they realized that all of them had musical backgrounds. They began singing and harmonizing that night, and the seed for The Kinsey Sicks was planted.
The Gold Dust Orphans with playwright and entertainer Ryan Landry return for the summer with the hit Whizzin. Whizzin' is an adult version of the beloved classic, "The Wizard of Oz." Whizzin tells the musical story of troubled teenager Dorothy Gale, as she travels over the rainbow, far from the dull, sepia toned trailer parks of Hyannis to the deep, dark recesses of her own VERY colorful mind.
Singer/songwriter/pianist Todd Alsup is a welcome throwback to classic songwriting and showmanship – an exciting artist who can consistently rock a crowd with astonishing vocals and honest songs bursting with groove and personality. Released in 2008, Todd's debut EP "Facts & Figures" has been enthusiastically received, with critics hailing Todd's combination of "giddy piano-pop, old-school soul and free-spirited songs," as an "earnest if unlikely divide between Ben Folds and John Legend." (Performing Songwriter, June 2008). Blessed with vocals that rise up with conviction and warmth, he is bound to strike a chord with listeners.
Dina Martina was conceived by Seattle performer Grady West, who developed the hilariously unwitting character into a multi-faceted persona with an extremely devoted following. Upon her 1989 debut at Seattle's Center on Contemporary Art, Dina was an instant sucess, gleaning reviews that dubbed her "surreal", "brilliant" and "hysterically funny". Word of mouth spread the news of Dina Martina throughout Seattle, and soon West began receiving invitations to perform up and down the West Coast. Since then, Dina Martina has shared the bill with acts such as Modest Mouse, Built to Spill, Nina Hagen and Village People. In 1997, West was nominated for a Stranger Fringe Theater Award for best solo show and in 1999 and 2004 he received Footlight Awards from the Seattle Times.
Playwright and entertainer Ryan Landry returns for another season at the Crown & Anchor with the ever-popular Showgirls and the new musical Whizzin'.
A Provincetown staple on Monday Nights, Showgirls is hosted by Ryan and offers a $500 prize for the winning act. Local entertainers, guest stars and anyone wishing to compete for the top prize perform. Slam poetry, dancers, traditional drag or amazing singers make this weekly event like American Idol with a John Waters' twist. With a different line-up every week, there is no telling what can happen at Showgirls!
Teri Roiger (voice) & John Menegon (bass) have been active on the jazz scene for the last 25 years as musicians, composers and educators. This dynamic DUO presents an interesting selection of jazz standards plus their original compositions. They have collaborated and recorded with many legends, including Jack DeJohnette, Kenny Burrell, Dewey Redman, David "Fathead" Newman, Joe Lovano, Frank Kimbrough, Matt Wilson, and many others. John was Dewey Redman's bassist for ten years and has been a member of the David "Fathead" Newman Quintet for the past ten years. Teri recently won 3rd place in the Jazz category in the 2006 International Songwriting Competition (ISC) for "Still Life," and John was a finalist in the 2007 ISC for "WildFire." Living just outside of New York City in the Catskill Mountains, they are both teachers of Jazz at SUNY New Paltz & Williams College. They love to play the music of Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Billy Strayhorn, Thelonious Monk, Abbey Lincoln, Ray Charles, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Cole Porter, and many others.
There is a new girl in town and she's bringing fire, passion and the truth to the stage. Comedian, author, actress, vocalist, host and advice diva are all hats worn by the versatile Robbyne Kaamil.
Her 'in-your-face' style has landed her an appearance on The Howard Stern Show and numerous other radio and television shows across the country.She was featured on the first season of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" when the Fab 5 orchestrated a makeover of one of her friends.
REDCAR'S debut album, produced by Grammy award-winner Greg Collins (U2, Gwen Stefani), which was released in March 2007 on Phyllis Records, based in their hometown neighborhood of Silver Lake, in Los Angeles, California. They have also been selected as a Crtical Eye band by Yahoo! Music, which featured a live performance by the band, showcasing material from their debut album.
The band takes its name from the small seaside town of REDCAR in Northern England, the birthplace of Heather's mother and home to the most delicious fish and chips and mushy peas in all of England.
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