Late Night Whenever with Bridget Everett and Gina Yashere
Hosted by Michelle Buteau
Michelle Buteau is the host of Late Night Whenever from WNYC Studios.
Overview
Put your hands together for your host, Michelle Buteau, and her special guests, Bridget Everett and Gina Yashere!
Michelle (aka, the “3rd Dope Queen”) will tape her new podcast live at The Greene Space every Tuesday through May 1.
She’s kicking things off on March 13th with Bridget Everett and Gina Yashere!
Bridget’s an alum of Inside Amy Schumer (and even sang at her wedding), has wowed on The Tonight Show, and her recent show at Joe’s Pub, Bridget Everett & The Tender Moments, was a sold-out hit. The New York Times calls her “a friendly face with a foul mouth.” But we know she’s so much more.
Born and raised in London, Gina’s a stand-up comedian and television star. She broke onto the American comedy scene when she made it to the top 10 finalists on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, and is known as the only British comedian to ever appear on the iconic Def Comedy Jam. Other hilarious appearances include The Tonight Show (NBC), Crashing (HBO), @Midnight (Comedy Central). Gina now stars as the British Correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
In the great tradition of late night TV, Late Night Whenever features celebrity interviews, hilarious monologues and music from Michelle’s BFF Rob Lewis, producer to stars like Christina Aguilera and Patti LaBelle. Get ready for the no-budget Oprah experience as Michelle turns the mic on her audience. She’ll keep you on your toes like Misty Copeland at the Met!
About Michelle Buteau
You know Michelle’s work from 2 Dope Queens, along with Broad City, Key and Peele, The Eric Andre Show, and as a host on VH1’s Big Morning Buzz.
Born in New Jersey to Caribbean parents, the comedian/actress brings her unique perspective and big personality to stage and screen. As a comedian, she has toured the country performing at colleges, clubs, and festivals. Her half-hour special premiered on Comedy Central in September, and Comedy Central Records concurrently released her album, Shut Up!, which is now available on iTunes. She starred in the Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg directed/produced pilot Singularity. She will be a featured comedian on the 2 Dope Queens special for HBO.