Suzanne Westenhoefer
Suzanne Westenhoefer
Imagine a truth-telling, hilarious, bold lesbian Barbie and a picture of Suzanne Westenhoefer comes into focus. There’s been nothing in her closet but her clothes since 1990 when she burst onto the comedy scene (on a dare, nonetheless).
With her platinum locks, immaculate makeup and chicest blazer, Suzanne personified 1990s lesbian chic when appeared on Sally Jesse Raphael’s “Breaking the Lesbian Stereotype” episode.
She has been breaking through barriers from being the first lesbian comedian with an HBO comedy special to the first lesbian comedian to perform on “Late Night with David Letterman” and all points in between.
The girl who grew up on the wrong side of Amish country has been advocating for LGBT rights, women’s rights and choice, and other causes since the 1980s.
Suzanne’s longtime passion for couponing and stockpiling toiletries paid off as she supplied her block with toilet paper during COVID’s darkest days. Yes, she saved their asses.
It doesn’t matter whether you are in line for a TSA screening or in a sold out auditorium, Suzanne will not stop until she has your rolling with laughter. Nothing is off limits to her. Every show is an off-the-cuff, unscripted laugh riot.
Click here for tour dates and locations.
COMEDY CDS / DVD & AWARDS
- “HBO Comedy with Suzanne Westenhoefer” (1994): Nominated for a Cable Ace Award
- “Nothing in my Closet but my Clothes” (1999): Gay and Lesbian American Music Award (GLAMA) winner for best comedy CD
- “I’m Not Cindy Brady” (2000): GLAMA winner for best comedy CD
- “Guaranteed Fresh” (2003) : GLAMA winner for best comedy CD
- “Laughing Matters” (2004)
- “Live from the Village” (2006)
- “A Bottom on Top” (2007)
- Suzanne voted “America’s Funniest Lesbian” in Curve Magazine (2008)
- “We Have To Stop Now” (2010)
Randy Lubas
Randy Lubas began doing comedy at Indiana University of PA where he graduated with a degree in Marketing and Economics. The proud son of a decorated veteran of WW II, Randy was inspired by his father’s escape from poverty through the GI Bill.
Comedian: Randy Lubas has performed thousands of comedy shows, at clubs, casinos, corporate events, in 40 of the United States, Across Canada, and all over the world on cruise ships. He has made over two dozen appearances on national TV, including Showtime, Comedy Central, and The Nashville Network, and has been heard on Sirius XM radio, the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Radio show, and on The Dr. Demento Show. His comedy CD, “Worst Case Scenarios” has sold over 10,000 copies. His uncanny memory and involvement with each audience make every show unique and unforgettable.
Writer: Randy has written screenplays, stage plays, game shows, for corporate events, an animation pilot, weekly newspaper columns, and has written 7 original songs.
Entrepreneur: Randy opened J.R.’s Comedy Club in Valencia, CA in 1998 and it is still going strong. He opened a full time club in Ventura, CA in 2008 which he booked and managed for 12 years. A new Comedy Venue should be opening in 2020 in Simi Valley, CA.
Producer: Randy produced The Ventura Comedy Festival for 9 years. This festival has showcased over 300 comedians, including Adam Carolla, Lisa Lampanelli, Jay Mohr, Gallagher, Louie Anderson, Tom Segura, and Stephen Tobolowsky. Randy has also produced Hundreds of comedy shows all across America.
Personal Manager: Randy began managing the career of Olivia Harewood, discovered at his Comedy Festival. She is now a staff writer on The Late Late Show.
TV: Randy is one of the producers of West Coast Comedy, with over 100 hours of the hottest comedians in the world, soon to be exposed on a new platform.
Enjoy a superb Dinner with seating from 5:30 to 6:00 and a Great Comedy Show at 7:00
Imagine a truth-telling, hilarious, bold lesbian Barbie and a picture of Suzanne Westenhoefer comes into focus. There’s been nothing in her closet but her clothes since 1990 when she burst onto the comedy scene (on a dare, nonetheless).
With her platinum locks, immaculate makeup and chicest blazer, Suzanne personified 1990s lesbian chic when appeared on Sally Jesse Raphael’s “Breaking the Lesbian Stereotype” episode.
She has been breaking through barriers from being the first lesbian comedian with an HBO comedy special to the first lesbian comedian to perform on “Late Night with David Letterman” and all points in between.
The girl who grew up on the wrong side of Amish country has been advocating for LGBT rights, women’s rights and choice, and other causes since the 1980s.
Suzanne’s longtime passion for couponing and stockpiling toiletries paid off as she supplied her block with toilet paper during COVID’s darkest days. Yes, she saved their asses.
It doesn’t matter whether you are in line for a TSA screening or in a sold out auditorium, Suzanne will not stop until she has your rolling with laughter. Nothing is off limits to her. Every show is an off-the-cuff, unscripted laugh riot.
Click here for tour dates and locations.
COMEDY CDS / DVD & AWARDS
- “HBO Comedy with Suzanne Westenhoefer” (1994): Nominated for a Cable Ace Award
- “Nothing in my Closet but my Clothes” (1999): Gay and Lesbian American Music Award (GLAMA) winner for best comedy CD
- “I’m Not Cindy Brady” (2000): GLAMA winner for best comedy CD
- “Guaranteed Fresh” (2003) : GLAMA winner for best comedy CD
- “Laughing Matters” (2004)
- “Live from the Village” (2006)
- “A Bottom on Top” (2007)
- Suzanne voted “America’s Funniest Lesbian” in Curve Magazine (2008)
- “We Have To Stop Now” (2010)