JINGLE BABES Returns to PlayhouseSquare’s Palace Theatre, 12/2
By: Kelsey Denette Oct. 29, 2012
The Four Bitchin’ Babes -- described as "those hilariously talented gals who brought you the witty babes, boys and Botox of Hormonal Imbalance and Diva Nation" -- couldn’t let another holiday season fly by without musically tackling the mayhem and malls of Christmas and Hanukah.
Considering that post-traumatic-election distress and holiday planning will leave everyone needing a few laughs, The Babes…aka Sally Fingerett, Debi Smith, Deidre Flint & Marcy Marxer…return to PlayhouseSquare’s Palace Theatre Sunday, December 2nd at 7 pm to present their comedy and musical holiday antidote…Jingle Babes: Decking the Halls with Songs and Folly…a show even the guys can enjoy! (Warning: The Babes’ previous visits to PlayhouseSquare have sold out! Tickets for Jingle Babes starring The Four Bitchin’ Babes are $37.75, $32.75 & $10 Smart Seats, on sale at playhousesquare.org; 216-241-6000 or at the Ticket Office.)
An original tour de force musical comedy theatre troupe with a 20+ year career on-stage and in-studio, The Babes have released nine recordings and a full length concert DVD. And now this Fabulous Female Folkestra lets loose on winter’s holiday season with their estrogen infused, whimsically hip, and luxurious girl-group harmonies. They blend their signature brand of hilarious original music for a gala night of clever comedy and classy caroling that celebrates Christmas tree lights to Menorah candlelight with festive familiar Christmas and Hanukah hits audiences can’t help but sing along with!
Accompanying themselves on guitar, mandolin, ukulele, bass, piano, and the lively Irish Bodhran, these multi-talented performing gal pals come together, taking turns in the spotlight with endearing songs, shtick, and stories that showcase elegant wit and sophisticated (never blue) stand-up humor! Watching a renegade sorority band of choral angels dressed and adorned with enough bling to hypnotize the first five rows of any theatre, answers the time old question; how can funny sound this pretty?
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