THE SECRET COMEDY OF WOMEN brings its wildly fashionable and heartfelt celebration of womanhood to The Colony Theatre in Burbank from April 24 by means of May 18. With over 1 / 4 million viewers members throughout the nation laughing alongside, this sensible, humorous, and deeply private present is greater than only a comedy. It is a love letter to the feminine expertise.
Considering the current challenges confronted by so many in Southern California, the producers of THE SECRET COMEDY OF WOMEN are providing a free efficiency on Friday, April 25, at 8pm, for first responders and people affected by the January wildfires. The night is meant as a present of laughter, neighborhood, and therapeutic.
This Spring laughter takes middle stage.
“We know how powerful it is to laugh together, especially when life feels uncertain or heavy,” mentioned Barbara Gehring, co-author and performer. “This show was born from our own stories, struggles, and joy as women, and we want to share that joy with everyone who needs it right now.”
“Sometimes the best thing we can do is open the doors, fill hearts, and lift spirits,” added Linda Klein, co-author and performer. “We don’t just want to perform — we want to connect with the community.”
The common efficiency schedule for THE SECRET COMEDY OF WOMEN is Thursday and Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2:30pm and 8pm, and Sunday at 2:30pm and seven:30pm. There will probably be an extra efficiency on Thursday, May 1, at 2:30pm.
Admission costs vary from $45–$68.50 and tickets could also be bought on-line at www.playhouseinfo.com or by telephone at (855) 448-7469. For group gross sales info, name (888) 264-1788.
The Colony Theatre is positioned at 555 N. Third Street (between Cypress and Magnolia), in Burbank, 91502.
Free onsite parking is out there.
THE SECRET COMEDY OF WOMEN makes use of sketch comedy, improvisation, music, dance and truth-telling to discover the whole lot from boys and bras to pantyhose and menopause highlighting the common humor of rising up feminine. It’s intelligent, nostalgic, and unforgettably actual. Broadway World referred to as it, “A two-woman, interactive masterpiece.” And the Denver Post referred to as it, “… truly brilliant.”
Producer Philip Roger Roy echoes the spirit behind the free efficiency. “We believe laughter is essential, especially in hard times. This is our small way of saying ‘We see you, and you’re not alone.’ Whether you come to laugh, cry, or just breathe for a couple of hours, we welcome you.”
To reap the benefits of this supply, please contact groupsales@playhouseinfo.com or name (888) 264-1788 between 9am–6pm PDT no later than finish of day on Friday, April 18.