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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, Café 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.