About Us
Our mission is to create a raucous, radiant, and radically welcoming space where comedy, art, music, and mayhem collide. Hosted by longtime besties and barely reformed wild cards Ginny & Kaftan, our variety show is a celebration of self-expression, spontaneity, and saying yes to life—no matter how weird it gets.
This show is a love letter to the offbeat, the overlooked, and the unapologetically extra. Come as you are, leave a little lighter, and know that here—you’re not just part of the audience.
You’re part of the party.
We champion performers of all styles and stripes, offering a platform for the bold, the brilliant, the bizarre, and the beautifully undone. Whether it’s a power ballad, a stand-up set, or an interpretive dance involving the spectrum of mental health, we invite it all.
Caitlin Brodnick
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Caitlin Brodnick is an actor/comedian based in Los Angeles. She has appeared in national commercials for Robitussin, Secret Deodorant, Dish Network, History Channel, and LG Smartphones.
Recent theatrical roles include Steven Soderbergh’s COMMAND-Z, Amazon’s A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (opposite Abbi Jacobson), Starz’s VIDA, and Max’s THAT DAMN MICHAEL CHE. In the award-winning docu-series SCREW YOU CANCER, the Condé Nast Entertainment series is an episodic documentary about her preventative double mastectomy; which won a National Magazine Award. Caitlin received a Television Academy Honor (EMMY) the series was the first web-based series to win this award. Outside of performing,
Caitlin wrote DANGEROUS BOOBIES: BREAKING UP WITH MY TIME BOMB BREASTS, a comedic memoir (with forward by Rachel Bloom) that reached #1 New Release in BreastCancer on Amazon.
Jen Bartels
Instagram @thejenbartels
TikTok @jenbartels
Jennifer Bartels is an actress, writer, and comedian based in Los Angeles. An alum of UCB-NY, she has appeared in In Living Color, Men in Black 3, and was a New Face of Comedy at the 2013 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival.
She was also a writer, performer, and executive producer for two seasons of truTV’s Sketch show Friends of the People, and co-creator, writer, performer, and executive producer for the ABC.com series Broken. She was a series regular on Paramount Network’s American Woman. Credits include Shrill, Better Things.
