The Hebrew Hillbilly Coming to Santa Monica Playhouse, 4/11
Flamingo Blues Entertainment presents: The Hebrew Hillbilly Fifty Shades of Oy Vey! an original solo musical play written and performed by Memphis singer/songwriter Shelley Fisher this Saturday April 11, 2015 at The Santa Monica Playhouse @ 8pm.
Join Shelley as she celebrates the end of Passover with this wonderful celebration of diversity, dreams and determination!
Growing up Jewish in the redneck South, Fisher says, "My first grade teacher called me a Hebrew Hillbilly. Everybody's life is filled with ups and downs, highs and lows." That explains the expression: 'Fifty Shades of Oy Vey!'
The show features 15 original Memphis inspired blues, rockn'roll and pop songs written by Shelley Fisher, Harold Payne and Ken Hirsch.
The Hebrew Hillbilly Fifty Shades of Oy Vey! is a stunning musical journey. At the core of this hilarious and poignant play is finding purpose beyond The Hollywood Sign!The show is filled with original songs that take the audience on a comedic and poignant ride though Fisher's rock n'roller coaster life and is an event not to be missed. Many of the featured selections can be heard on Fisher's new CD Rockin' in Memphis! (available at CD Baby and at RockininMemphis.com).
Here is a fantastic short video to hear this song birds' rock'n solid voice bringing down the house!! http://youtu.be/j3xV7fH1NKM
Shelley Fisher is a Los Angeles based singer/songwriter and is known as the "Down Home Diva." She has been charming audiences from Manhattan to Memphis to Santa Monica with her one woman autobiographical musical, The Hebrew Hillbilly Fifty Shades of Oy Vey!
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