Southern fried humor, with a pinch of sass and a hilarious dose of attitude all work together to describe the comic entity known as Christy Eidson.  Christy creates colorfully visual stories from her distinct southern point-of-view.  She is a strong female comedian, in much the same vain as Lucy, Carol, and Gilda, but doesn’t like to be labeled just a “female comic”, because she can hold her own with the boys.  Some describe her as “Roseanne Barr meets Jack Black” or “the Crazy red-haired girl”.  On stage, she comes across extremely likeable and confident, yet unpredictable.  Christy is highly energetic, charismatic, and has strong comedic timing.  With this combination, she quickly grabs the audience’s attention and doesn’t let it go until she’s walking off the stage.  Her comic influences come from a broad spectrum of comedians that include Bill Murray, Eddie Murphy, Lucille Ball, Mike Myers, Will Ferrell, Roseanne Barr, Jack Black, Jim Carrey, and the Three Stooges. 

This year, Christy Eidson has appeared on Last Comic Standing and Nashville Star on NBC.  She has performed in such places as the Improv, the Comedy Store, and the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles, HA's in New York City,  Zanies in Nashville, TN, the Comedy Catch in Chattanooga, TN, the Punchline and the Funny Farm in Atlanta, GA, and many more.  She showcased at last year's Las Vegas Comedy Festival, and was a Finalist for the California’s Funniest Female Contest.   She is also involved in the legendary Groundlings program.  If that weren’t enough, Christy also produces, writes, and performs in the sketch comedy troupe, the Short Bus Riders, as well as a cable access show called “It’s the Christy Show!” on Time Warner channel 25 in Van Nuys. 

            Christy is a Nashville, Tennessee native.  She has always wanted to entertain, even if it was only entertaining herself.  As a child, she was in love with Saturday Night Live, and would sneak out of bed to stay up and watch the show.  In school, teachers would make her stand up in class and do her impressions or read humorous stories she had written.  In college, Christy studied Broadcasting and double-minored in Theatre and English.  In her “book-learnin” years, she and her friends began attending the Rocky Horror Picture Show each weekend just outside of Nashville, and soon began playing the Susan Sarandon role of Janet Weiss.  Performing in your underwear will definitely diminish any fears or inhibitions one may have.

           Before moving to Los Angeles, Christy co-founded the sketch comedy troupe, "The Short Bus Riders" in 2004, the only sketch comedy troupe in Nashville.  She was a writer, performer, booker, and marketing guru for the group.  They performed all over Nashville and surrounding areas.