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An Evening of Comedy & Song with Madonnalogues Creator, Nadya Ginsburg

Get ready for one of the best nights of your life!

Event Details: Thursday, May 14th
*Long Beach Pride Weekend Kick off!

Red Carpet Photos from 6-7pm
Doors Open Officially at 7pm
Complimentary Appetizers and Wine from 7-8pm
Feature Presentation & Comedy Improv from 8-10pm
(Coffee & Dessert with Screening Discussion to follow)

Tickets: $25.00 ($20.00 for members)
*VIP Pre-party Cocktail Hour: 6-7pm($10 donation at door)

**For more information please e-mail us at: thefilmmakersgallery@gmail.com

Nadya Ginsburg has been called, "the woman of a thousand voices." Roseanne Barr calls her, "brilliant," Joan Rivers deemed her, "Absolute Perfection," and Al Roker just thinks, "Ginsburg rules!" Her career as an actress/comedian encompasses the NYC and LA stage, network television, feature film and the World Wide Web. Having honed her skills in the alternative comedy scene in NYC, Nadya is perhaps best known for her spot-on impressions, and has been featured in The New York Times, London's Q Magazine, The New Yorker, Heeb Magazine, The Village Voice, Time Out New York and In Style. As a voice over artist, she has lent her talents to everything from Japanimation films to animated series to national commercials and radio spots.

In addition to having written for legend Joan Rivers, Nadya wrote and starred in a Webseries produced by and co-starring Roseanne Barr, and her Lady Gaga parody "Al Roker Face" garnered her an appearance on the "Today Show" with Al Roker and Meredith Viera. Most recently, Nadya appeared on Max Mutchnick and David Kohan's CBS show "Partners," playing pregnant slut Roberta Hockman Klein, as a comedy judge on "RuPaul's Drag Race," and playing herself on "Brody Stevens: Enjoy It," produced by Zach Galifianakis.

Currently, Nadya is the co writer, exec producer and star of the Web-series "Madonna Dearest" on VH1. Nadya lives in Los Angeles where she works as a writer and actor and tours nationally with her one woman show, "Madonnalogues."