Jo Anne Worley Brings Her One Woman Show 'Keep Laughin!' To The Grove Theater 9/19, 9/20
Jo Anne Worley put the laugh in Laugh-In. Many of us tuned in weekly to watch her zany antics on the late '60s TV series "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In." She appeared in numerous televisions shows since then and through the years has done the voice in a number of films, including the Academy Award Winning Beauty and The Beast. Most recently she was seen in "Wicked" in Los Angeles and in "Drousy Chaperone" on Broadway. She now comes to The Grove Theatre in her one woman show "Keep Laughin!" for 2 days only, September 19th and 20th. This celebration of her life in song and comedy will keep you "laughin" from beginning to end.
Out of her many years of accomplishment in television, movies and on the stage, she is most proud to currently serve as president of Actors and Others for Animals. A portion of the ticket sales for "Keep Laughin!" will be donated to this organization.Performances of "Keep Laughin" are Saturday, September 19th at 7:29 pm and Sunday, September 20th at 2:00 pm. Tickets are $35 and $25 for adults, with senior and group discounts. Tickets can be purchased by calling (909) 920-4343, or by visiting The Grove's website at http://www.grovetheatre.com. Discounts are not available through the web site.
Also call about the special reception following Sunday's performance. Ticket price is $50 for best available seats for the performance and for a private reception, photo opportunities and autographs with Jo Anne Worley following the show.
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