Ann Talman Celebrates Elizabeth Taylor In New Cabaret Show At Bucks County Playhouse
The special concert event is part of Bucks County Playhouse's ongoing Cabaret Series.
Four-time Broadway veteran, Ann Talman makes her debut at Bucks County Playhouse with a special and personal performance, “Elizabeth Taylor and The Shadow of her Smile” on Sunday, April 6 at 7 p.m. The performance is part of a new cabaret series held in the historic Playhouse Barn just across the courtyard from the main theater.
Talman takes audiences on an unforgettable journey, sharing how a chance audition in 1981 led her to become Elizabeth Taylor's onstage daughter on Broadway in “The Little Foxes” and, more importantly, a trusted confidante and lifelong friend for the rest of Taylor's life. “The Shadow of Her Smile” is an evening of story and song about Ann and Elizabeth's amazing bond, filled with hilarious and touching stories and woven with classic Broadway and Great American Songbook gems.
Talman is accompanied by Alex Rybek on piano.
Tickets to Talman's performance are $60 plus a $25 per person drink minimum. Doors open one hour prior to the performance. Seating is strictly limited. For information visit BucksCountyPlayhouse.org or call the Box Office at 215.862.2121.
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