Camille West is a songwriter of the highest order- inventive, witty, warm and just plain fun. In the fertile ground of   her imagination, life’s experiences blossom into bizarre shapes. Shopping for a bathing suit is the basis of a protest movement in L.A.F.F. (Ladies Against Fanny Floss), a day on the family boat becomes a yuppie "she" chantey in The Nervous Wreck of Edna Fitzgerald, and a visit to the dentist inspires a rather unusual love song in Root Canal of the Heart.

Camille crafts lyrics and melodies with razor-sharp precision.  The Chronicle calls her writing deliciously sophisticated, saying she "...skewers contemporary foibles like beef and tomato on a shish kabob..."

Camille West's performances are electric- characterized by impeccable timing, boundless energy and, according to Metroland Magazine, "a manic zest fired by two of the most arresting eyes in show business."

Camille’s popularity grows with each performance as larger and larger audiences experience her unique brand of satire. The best medicine for the stress of modern life is laughter. Thankfully, Camille West can fill the prescription.

Selected Appearances

Camille West's performance career has taken her to a wide variety of venues. She has appeared at clubs, coffeehouses, theaters, festivals, fairs, and on radio and television programs. As a solo performer and as a member of the  The Four Bitchin' Babes, she has performed a major venues and festivals throughout North America.

 

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Awards & Honors

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Discography

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