Suzanne Westenhoefer

Suzanne Westenhoefer worked her method up with the ranks of American comedy because the early ’90s with a procedure for lgbt conditions that was at exactly the same time good-natured and bitterly sarcastic. After shifting to NEW YORK to pursue performing, Westenhoefer started to perform open mic looks around the town. Her open, immediate approach to homosexual issues quickly garnered her a status as “the homosexual girl is right night clubs.” In 1991 she was contacted by a maker from the Sally Jesse Raphael Display to appear with an episode focused on “Lesbians Who Don’t APPEAR TO BE Lesbians” and shortly made other tv appearances including Humor Central and Politically Wrong. Her popularity grew gradually and she ultimately starred in her very own HBO special that was nominated for an ACE Award. She shortly began to tour thoroughly through the entire U.S., playing a lot more than 100 per year and in 1997 released Nothing at all in My Wardrobe but My Clothing on Uproar. Nothing at all in My Wardrobe but My Clothing won Greatest Comedy CD through the Lgbt American Music Honours (GLAMA). Her second discharge, I’m Not really Cindy Brady, premiered on Uproar in 2000 and in addition earned the GLAMA for Greatest Comedy CD.