Best known for making a scene after losing the Emmy, Jackie Hoffman continues her public downward spiral into oblivion with her unique combination of original music and monologues.

 

"A cranky character comedian to the core, she hasn't mellowed out with success, and her robust whine gets even better with age." 

- Time Out New York 

 

"An evening to remember.  Nothing is off-limits, too taboo or tender a bear for this lady's poking; and poke she does."

- BroadwayWorld 

 

"... One of our great clowns on the order of Carol Burnett & Lucille Ball."

- BroadwayWorld 

 

An Outlandish FL performance.

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Most notably for her Emmy nominated role of ‘Mamacita’ from FX’s “Feud: Betty and Joan,” Jackie Hoffman can currently be seen in the critically acclaimed Yiddish production of “Fiddler on the Roof” Off Broadway. She can also be seen in Ryan Murphy’s latest Netflix series “The Politician,” TruTV’s “At Home With Amy Sedaris,” and Laura Kosann’s most recent film, “The Social Ones.”

A staple on television, Hoffman’s numerous credits include “The Other Two,” “Difficult People,” “Gilmore Girls,” “I Shudder,” “Girls,” “Six by Sondheim,” “The New Normal,” “The Good Wife," "Inside Amy Schumer," "Raising Hope," "Melissa and Joey," "On We Go," "30 Rock," "Starved," "Hope and Faith," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Strangers with Candy," "TV Funhouse," "Late Night with Conan O'Brien,” "Soulman" and "Cosby." A distinguished voice actress, she has also appeared in the cartoons “High School USA," "Family Guy," "Dilbert," "PB & J Otter," and the film “Robots."

In film, Hoffman has appeared in memorable roles in “Birdman,” “Kissing Jessica Stein,” “Decay,” “The Sitter,” “The Extra Man,” “How to Seduce Difficult Women,” “A Dirty Shame,” “Garden State,” “Legally Blonde II” and “Mo' Money.”

On Broadway, Hoffman has co-starred in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” “On The Town,” “The Addams Family,” “Xanadu” and “Hairspray,” for which she won a Theatre World Award. Off-Broadway, Hoffman starred as ‘Princess Winifred’ in the Transport Group’s “Once Upon A Mattress,” and received a Drama League Award Nomination for her performance. Her additional theater credits include “A Chanukah Charol,” “The Gingerbread House,” “Straightjacket,” “Incident at Cobbler's Knob” (Lincoln Center Theatre Festival) and “One Woman Shoe.”

Hoffman has performed in regional theatre, as well in Chicago at The MUNY and The Sisters Rosensweig at the Globe Theatre. She starred in six revues at The Second City Theatre in Chicago, where she won the Jeff Award for Best Actress. Her solo shows at Joe's Pub have received critical acclaim. They include "The Kvetching Continues," "Jackie Five-Oh!," "Chanukah at Joe's Pub" (Bistro Award), "Scraping the Bottom" and "Jackie with a Z.” In 2009, Hoffman received the Mac Award for Best Female Stand Up. Her show “Jackie Hoffman: Live from Joe's Pub” is available on disc.