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Broadway Brassy: Everything’s Coming Up Roses! An interview with Cultural Capitol
July 6, 2009 in City Living, Borough Culture | Tags: Brooklyn, Theater, Murray Hill, Gigi La Femme, Ruby Valentine, Corio, Angie Pontani, Clams Casino, Broadway Brassy, Brian Newman, Duane Park, Miss Astrid, Music, Anita Cookie, Burlesque, Lower East Side, Coney Island, Bushwick, Big Apple Burlesque, John Waters, Hairspray, Staten Island, Karaoke, Broadway, Snuffy Patterson, Honey Birdette, Joe's Pub, New York Burlesque Festival, Public Assembly, City Winery, World Famous BOB, Liz Caplan, Scott Richie, Winky Pahdunk, Broc Hempel, Weirdie Girl | by W. Kenton | Leave a comment

photo by Jenny Bai
Last Monday I sat down with rising star Broadway Brassy at The Magician bar on Rivington and Essex to talk about her career, where she’s been, where she is, and where she’s going. She’s is out of town for the next couple of weeks, but be sure to catch her at Duane Park in late July and August! (Details below.)
CC: Hello Broadway Brassy! Thanks for coming to talk to us at Cultural Capitol. I guess my first question is, how did you get to New York?
BB: I took a chance, I don’t know. God I hate interviews. I just always wanted to come here to New York City since I was a little girl — always. There was never any wavering, there was never any other place I wanted to be. It was here. So I came. That was that. I finished college, and I just moved. To Staten Island. And it was horrible there.
CC: Why did you go to Staten Island?
BB: Because I had friends there. So I thought, if I go to New York City I should be near my friends. I didn’t know anything. So I moved there, and realized right away that was not where I wanted to be, so I moved to Brooklyn.
