It’s hard to capture the wind, the freedom of the highway, and the psychedelic insanity of road-tripping in the 1970’s. Ellen Kaye, whose parents owned the iconic NYC restaurant, The Russian Tea Room, ran away from home in 1974, at age 14, and hitchhiked 7,500 miles across America. Upon her return to NYC, though she was not an addict, she was exiled to Phoenix House, a drug rehabilitation program. In this show, she tackles race relations, gender inequality, and class struggles through humor, wit, and music. Ellen speaks directly to our current times from the turmoil and excitement of decades past.
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Broadway Magic Hour
Broadway Comedy Club (9/30 - 12/30) | |
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A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play
Hampton Theatre Company (12/12 - 12/14) | |
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Lobby Hero
Manes Studio Theatre of Long Island (1/9 - 1/25)
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A Marble Christmas Concert: Everlasting Joy, Narrated by Simon Jones
Marble Collegiate Church (12/14 - 12/14) | |
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Down Once More
Teatro Latea (12/15 - 12/21) | |
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Dance, Edita, Dance!
The Factory Series @ The Chain Theatre (12/12 - 12/14) OFF-OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE
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Bette Davis Ain't For Sissies
Triad Theater (12/13 - 12/13) | |
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The Lion in Winter by James Goldman
South Shore Theatre (12/12 - 12/12) | |
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(Tipping Point)
Theaterlab (12/13 - 12/13) | |
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His, Hers, Ours
Episcopal Actors Guild (12/14 - 12/14)
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Operation Mincemeat at John Golden Theatre
John Golden Theatre (11/15 - 3/15) | |
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An Enemy of the People
American Theatre of Actors (1/28 - 2/8)
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