In the 1978, Edith “Little Edie” Beale—cult icon, singer, and the unforgettable star of Grey Gardens—made a series of cabaret appearances at Reno Sweeney, the legendary New York nightclub that bridged Broadway, downtown, and queer nightlife. Her shows were part concert, part monologue, part performance art: patriotic standards, personal stories, improvised costumes, and an unfiltered charisma that turned vulnerability into spectacle.
