Broke Bitch Got Rich

Stand-up comic Betsy Cox drags the audience through her batsh*t Louisiana upbringing, bringing her family to life through punchline-packed character work and raw storytelling. From poverty and a f*ckboy father to the humiliation of undiagnosed ADHD, she spins tragedy into comedy that’s brutally honest, wildly funny, and unexpectedly empowering — a fearless solo show that’s as inspiring as it is balls-out.

At its core, Broke Bitch Got Rich is about resilience: breaking out of the boxes you’re told to fit in, and finding power in your weirdness. It’s brutally funny and deeply human — a “f*cked-up fairy tale Disney would never buy.”

NoHo Arts District called Cox “a star… one of my favorite shows this Hollywood Fringe,” and praised her storytelling as “brilliant” and “reminiscent of Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett, Lily Tomlin and Goldie Hawn.” Broadway World raved, calling her “riveting, relatable, and full of pathos and self-awareness.”Betsy Cox is a writer, actress, and stand-up comedian who’s built a loyal following online with her viral characters and raw, hilarious storytelling—racking up millions of views across social media. Onstage, she performs stand-up all over Los Angeles and stars in her rave-reviewed solo show Broke Bitch Got Rich, a deeply personal, darkly funny ride through her struggle with undiagnosed ADHD and her journey from Louisiana to LA—becoming the batshit bayou family members that raised her. She’s appeared in numerous national commercials and on TV, including Big Time Rush—and you can also currently find her on all the dating apps, just making sure her husband’s not.NOHO Arts ReviewBroadway World ReviewHollywood Fringe Review Page / What real people are saying.

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