I love my hometown, but I left it for a reason. Family for many people is complicated, and I was in a place where I never really felt like I belonged, even though I had a lot of friends. That… — Bridget Everett Copy Share Image
I'm not a classically trained actor, but I've been given a lot of opportunities along the way to kind of figure it out. — Bridget Everett Copy Share
It sounds very simple, but the truth is most people don't give themselves the opportunity to do what they really want to do, because… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
I've spent a lifetime trying to really become a larger-than-life person onstage. — Bridget Everett Copy Share
You don't want your hometown to turn on you and think you're a big turkey. — Bridget Everett Copy Share
I don't really have goals in general. I'm not a hustler. Well, I'd love to play Madison Square Garden before I die. That's one… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
You get the dream of making a show with people that you love and in a way that you want to tell a story,… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
There was a part in my life where I didn't go home for at least five years. I just didn't want to be home… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
In my hometown, there's no gay bar. There's not even a gay night at a bar, as far as I know. But there's a… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
For years and years, I was either waiting tables or I was doing a show every single night, and sometimes going to do a… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
I'm always playing to 200 people every night and I love doing it, but it's so much work. — Bridget Everett Copy Share
Just because you're the person on camera, doesn't mean you don't have something to contribute behind the camera. — Bridget Everett Copy Share
When I was growing up, I had friends that were there my entire life. You didn't really get a chance to discover somebody new. — Bridget Everett Copy Share
I stopped waiting tables in my 40s, and I think that's the story of a lot of people around me. We're all in our… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
Any time I think about sitting at a piano with Barry Manilow, I could start weeping. And then my other idea is that I… — Bridget Everett Copy Share
