APPLE SISTERS

THE APPLE SISTERS: 20th ANNIVERSARY SHOW

Join LA’s award winning, vintage comedy trio, The Apple Sisters, for a 20th anniversary show celebration for ONE NIGHT ONLY. The Apple Sisters are a musical comedy group set in 1943 with modern sensibilities. The gals, Kimmy Gatewood (GLOW), Rebekka Johnson (GLOW), and Sarah Lowe (Spiegelworld), met in 2007 in New York City and will celebrate their 20th anniversary with a performance of their hit show, "Right to Bare Charms.”

The night will be a throwback to the days of Big Bands, slapstick comedy, and sharp satire with only modest product endorsement (sponsored by Buddy’s Bargain Blowout). Candy, Cora & Seedy Apple will entertain the live radio show audience and the “troops overseas” with their original songs, three-part harmony and special surprise guests!

You don’t want to miss it! Pull up your army boots and we’ll meet you in the mess hall! We just love Seamen!

ABOUT THE APPLE SISTERS

The Apple Sisters became an instant critical and fan success, selling-out performances every week at the PIT, opening for Ingrid Michaelson at the Bowery Ballroom and Webster Hall, opening for Dead Man’s Bones at the EchoPlex, performances at sketch comedy festivals in New York, Portland, Charleston, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, and the prestigious Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, directed by Breaking Bad & Mr. Show’s Bob Odenkirk. In Los Angeles, their performances continue to sell out at their monthly show at the UCB theatre, Largo, and the Elephant Theatre.

Their talents have attracted the eye of stars like Ryan Gosling, who recorded their first album, Judd Apatow, Ed Helms, Rich Sommer, Ginnifer Goodwin, Danny Franseze, Wendi McLendon Covey, Olivia Wilde, Paul F. Tompkins, Jason Ritter, and Patton Oswalt to name a few. They are the winners of the peer and audience voted ECNY awards for Best Musical Act and the New York Innovative Theatre Award for Best Original Music.

They have become LA staples, recently collaborating with LA downtown coffee roasters, Handsome Coffee and were handpicked by Pulitzer Prize winner Jonathan Gold to be on the cover of LA Weekly’s cocktail issue. They’ve made appearances as The Apple Sisters on A Christmas Story Live, Ricki Lake, Home & Family, CurrentTV, Conan, as Andy Richter’s singing trio to get out of work, and in the deleted scenes of Bridesmaids (watch it on the BluRay!). Their album ‘1943’ was called “A blueprint of how to make a great comedy album.” THE APPLE SISTERS also had a popular podcast on Earwolf that was named the number 2 podcast in Los Angeles by LA Weekly.

The Apple Sisters filmed vaudeville inspired screwball comedies a la The Marx Brothers, The Great Dictator, and A Star is Born. “Ring! Ring! Ring!” and “Manhattan Project Mix up” with an all-star cast including Eliza Coupe, Lauren Lapkus, Stephnie Weir, Jason Ritter, Daniel Franzese, and more.

The three have collaborated in the writing, production and performance of monthly live shows, With the musical direction and live accompaniment of Jerome Kurtenbach.

"It's Sarah Silverman meets the Shaggs" -LA Times

"Not only tuneful voices but also sharp comedic timing and a great sense of physicality to boot." - Vulture

"Joy! They are a 1943 radio trio that charms their way into your heart. The Apple Sisters are three young Lucille Balls." -ifc.com

"With charisma, talent, comedy, and looks to spare, we should all be so fortunate to see them once." -LAist