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Who Could Forget the Incredible Miss Peggy Judy?

Who is Peggy Judy? She�s the glistening blonde 60�s starlet who parlayed a dead-end career in Elvis movies into a knockout Vegas success story, quaffed martinis with the ratpack and roared through Hollywood in a Leopard-lined limousine, only to find herself crashing and burning in the Glamour-girl fastlane.

But wait�that wasn�t the end of the indomitable Miss Peggy. Peggy Judy is a wannabe superstar whose indomitable spirit drove her to make a comeback that audiences would never forget. And since starring in her own sizzling cabaret act, the silver-throated siren has wowed audiences up and down the west coast with her accomplished vocals and rapier wit. With a repetoire of jazz classics and hits from the 60�s and 70�s, including Route �66, Diamonds Are Forever, My Funny Valentine and Solitary Man, Peggy is a singer�s singer and a comedy hit that cannot be denied.

The original creation of writer/singer/actress Molly Brandenburg, Peggy Judy first appeared as a monologue in a late night Hollywood comedy hit called Midnite Madness. The character later reappeared in an acclaimed stage musical, The Peggy Judy Comeback Tour, co-created with screenwriter (Liar, Liar) Steve Mazur, which was followed by The Peggy Judy Christmas Special, and The Peggy Judy Summer Replacement Show.

From there, Peggy evolved into a solo performance piece--one woman and a piano--with Peggy�s sly wit and powerful vocals bringing her bookings at top Los Angeles venues, including The Comedy Store, the Improv, The Cinegrill, Caf� Largo, The Gardenia, Masquer's Cabaret, The Hudson Backstage and more.

Peggy�s shows at Heaven nightclub in Palm Springs have been sellouts, and Peggy became a San Francisco favorite with her knockout performances at the Plush Room, and then Steve Murray�s Viva Variety fundraising spectaculars.