Reality Star Rachel Reilly Joins THE REAL DRUNK HOUSEWIVES OF SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
Perhaps the Mayan Calendar expired anticipating this epic collision of parallel universes... Reality TV competitor Rachel Reilly has joined a theatrical musical revue poking fun at...reality show housewives. Yes, the fiery redhead from "Big Brother," who two years ago went from Most Hated Housemate in her first season to Most Beloved Winner in the next, can now be found singing and dancing live on stage in "The Real Drunk Housewives of the San Fernando Valley"; the hit musical parody of the famed Bravo TV franchise which is now in its seventh month of shows in Hollywood.
"It's nice to finally be a member of a cast that doesn't try to vote you off at the end of every show," joked Reilly. "Training for a musical is just as intense as training for 'The Amazing Race,' but performing in front of a live audience and hearing them laugh is really exciting."
Written by Kelly HoldenBashar and Bill Haller, "The Real Drunk Housewives of the San Fernando
Valley" features a dance party score with songs like the alcoholinfused "Champagne," the
Botoxinfused "Better Than I've Ever Been," and the selfexplanatory "The End of Sober." "Since wine and champagne fuel many of the greatest 'Real' TV moments, audiences are strongly encouraged to BYOB for a more, uhm, 'immersive' theatrical experience. The theatre has sodas for designated drivers and pregnant people," Reilly continued.
Choreographed by Jeffrey Polk and produced by Bill & NathAlie Haller, "The Real Drunk Housewives ofthe San Fernando Valley" features Jennifer Cannon, Shelley Dennis, Leah Mangum, Rachel Reilly, Jen Rhonheimer and Grant Rosen. Original production directed by David Jahn.
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