Drew Droege Delights in “Die, Mommie, Die!”

Comic actor (and personal acquaintance) Drew Droege may be known across the interwebs for his consistent (and hilarious) work as a consummate Chloe Sevigny impersonator (for proof, just watch ), but he’s also spreading his wings to conquer the big screen ( Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse ) cable television (Logo’s Cocktails & Classics ), and the New York theater scene (the critically-acclaimed Bright Colors and Bold Patterns ). And now, he’s bringing his fabulous stage presence back to Los Angeles in writer Charles Busch ‘s camptastic Hollywood satire Die, Mommie, Die! (Remember the 2003 cult film adaptation ? Now you can revisit it — live — at L.A.’s Celebration Theatre at the Lex now through March 26.) Wonderfully directed by Ryan Bergmann, Mommie is set in 1967 and stars Droege as aging Hollywood starlet Angela Arden, trapped in a hateful marriage to sleazy film producer Sol (a perfectly gruff Pat Towne). And it’s only aggravated by the presence of their