Salty Brine Announces Encore Production of HOW STRANGE IT IS

Salty Brine proudly announces an encore production of his cabaret, How Strange It Is, as the latest installment in his series, The Living Record Collection. How Strange It Is, inspired by Neutral Milk Hotel's breakthrough album In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, premiered in June 2016. The encore production will perform at Pangea (178 2nd Avenue) on January 10, 17, 24, 31 and February 7, 2018. On January 10, doors will open at 6:00pm and the show will begin at 7:00pm. For all remaining performances, doors will open at 6:30pm with shows at 7:30pm.

Advance tickets are $20 and can be purchased online at www.thesaltiestbrine.com.

A synthetic flying machine rumbles overhead. Aluminum loudspeakers announce the date. Time shifts. And everyone becomes someone they used be. Salty Brine takes on the ghosts of World War II, embarrassing journal entries from days gone by, and Neutral Milk Hotel's indie rock triumph In The Aeroplane Over the Sea in this month's edition of The Living Record Collection.

How Strange It Is, created and performed by Salty Brine, is directed by Max Reuben with arrangements by Richard Aufrichtig and costume design by Heather McDevitt Barton. The show features performances by musicians Richard Aufrichtig, Rebecca Kushner and Alex Thrailkill.

About The Living Record Collection

This dazzling expedition into the heart of popular music, created and performed by cabaret artist Salty Brine, takes incredible albums and twists them in style and form until they are at once familiar and foreign, nostalgic and new. Imagining track lists as blueprints for evenings of musical mayhem, Salty brings you The Living Record Collection.

Past shows (all Time Out New York Critics' Picks) include Abbey Straße, I've Been to Sea Before, Second Hand News, Dark Side of the Rainbow, I Carried a Watermelon, He's So Unusual, Givin' Up Your Heart, I'm A Lot Like You, These Are the Contents of My Head, Thank U 4 a Funky Time, This One Night at the Opera, How Strange It Is, Good News, or Harry the Dog, Dean. Maybe Frank. Maybe Sammy and Welcome to the Jungle.

About Salty Brine

Salty Brine is a New York-based actor, playwright, and cabaret artist. He is the creative force behind The Living Record Collection, a series of cabaret performances built around popular albums. Time Out New York has called him "the love child of a Paul Lynde, Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey in Cabaret threeway". NY Credits: Clown Bar (Pipeline, The Box), How Did I Get Here? (Bowery Arts & Science), Vera; Or The Nihilists (HERE), Shannon Foy (Bowery Arts & Science), The Poor Of New York (Connelly Theater), Backstage At Horror Drag (Animals, Incubator Arts Project), Thanksgiving! A! Pageant! (Ars Nova), The Infernal Machine (CSV Cultural Center), Straight Talk (Dixon Place), Taylor Mac's The Lily's Revenge (HERE), Oh The Horror! (Naked Angels). Regional: The Elementary Spacetime Show (César Alvarez, Philly Fringe), The Baltimore Waltz (Cape Rep), Dead From New York (Diversionary Theatre). He is co-creator (with Justin Levine) of the vaudeville duo Pepper 'n Sam (Ars Nova, Joe's Pub). Salty is currently rewriting the libretto of the musical Kicks (score by Alan Menken). Faculty, Playwrights Horizons Theater School, NYU.

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