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Petey J. Gibson (Transparent, Grace & Frankie, Broad City) is a comedian, writer, and Groundlings-trained character performer based in Los Angeles. Currently in pre-production on indie feature The Sympathy Card, Petey also just wrapped co-stars on Grace & Frankie, For The People, and Broad City.

For The Sympathy Card, an indie lesbian rom-com set in Boston, Petey serves as both Co-Producer and Co-Star, and just never ever sleeps. Want to join the fun? We are still crowdfunding and would love your support: https://www.seedandspark.com/fund/thesympathycard

As a writer/creator, Petey co-wrote, co-produced and starred in the hit webseries Meals with Mary, a Dame Edna-meets-Ina Garten comedy cooking show, based around irreverent 86-year-old vaudevillian character, Mary Dolan. They've recently finished a pilot, THEM, centered around two trans/nonbinary artists in Los Angeles, as well as recently wrote and starred in Somerville, about a group of Massholes looking for redemption, love, and wicked good pahties.

As a live performer, you can catch Petey in stand-up and improv shows around town, or as the host of The Mary Dolan Show, a comedic variety show that is a "heroic defiance of good taste" (Weekly Dig). Described by NPR as “fearless onstage… subversive and versatile”, Petey is an enigmatic live performer, and pretty darn cute to boot.

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"Just as Wiig and McCarthy typify a new brand of... performer, whose humor is broad and daring and whose films flout Hollywood stereotypes by valuing friendship and self-fulfillment over romance, Gibson represents an even more radical breed of comedian. They* defy easy classification, in terms of both gender and genre. Are they a drag performer? A character actor? A stand-up? An improviser? Petey's ambiguous presentation and willingness to toy with gender make them at once subversive and versatile." -WBUR.org
*Original piece utilized she/her pronouns and has been updated here to reflect Petey's pronouns now.