One woman show! Few do it better. For 35 years, Sandra Bernhard has been challenging fans and critics with her knife-edged humor, satire and emotive performances on film, television and stage. Bernhard's “Hero Worship” featured a five-piece band and was a post-September 11th tribute to Bernhard's commitment to irony—that it, too, had survived. Her critically-acclaimed 1998, one-woman Broadway hit, “I’m Still Here...Damn It!” had critics raving. The show went on to play sold-out runs in Boston and San Francisco, and one of the Bay Area performances was filmed for an HBO special. Since her first film accolades in 1983 in Martin Scorseses’ “The King of Comedy” featuring Jerry Lewis and Robert De Niro, Bernhard has since appeared in numerous films including “Inside Monkey Zetterland,” “Hudson Hawk” and “Dinner Rush.” Bernhard’s formidable presence has also had a place on television. She portrayed Nancy on “Roseanne,” and has had guest starring roles on “Ally McBeal,” “Chicago Hope” and “Will & Grace.” In 2001, Bernhard hosted her own talk show, “The Sandra Bernhard Experience” for A&E. Bernhard returned to New York in 2006 with the off-Broadway show "Everything Bad & Beautiful." The year 2007 saw the creation of Bernhard's show, "Plan B from Outer Space." More recently, Bernhard appeared on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "2 Broke Girls." Sandra Bernhard continues to tour and continues to put on a heck of a show. Hilarious!