Eat Your Heart Out Joan Rivers, an off-key cabaret

Eat Your Heart Out Joan Rivers | An Evening of Off-Key Cabaret with Lynn Ruth Miller
An evening of off-key cabaret glorifying old age and reveling in the disasters it brings to the human form.

Host of our monthly comedy show (1st Thursday) and co-host of our new Salon Series, “WIne & Conversation,” (3rd Tuesday), Lynn Ruth Miller, will help you celebrate Boxing Day with the  original songs and outrageous comedy that made her an international cabaret comedian.   She hit the headlines in EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, when she jumped out of a cake (almost) and removed her clothes (not quite) on every possible stage.  Now she is a legend who wraps eager fans in spandex and puts wigs on the unsuspecting.  

This is musical comedy at its worst proving that even though your body parts drop to your ankles, they still can move with enough zest raise an eyebrow if nothing else.
 
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING:
With the modesty of youth gone, she grapples life’s dilemmas head on, and with a song. Based on her own colorful experiences, her audience are taught self help cures for impotence, incontinence, and how to enjoy old age. Musical Theater Matters
 
This show is an act of belated rebellion against the invisibility of older
people, deriding the nursing-home mentality and celebrating the joys of
Spandex and sparkle. Any stand-up, though providing her with this definite
point of view, now plays second fiddle to the set-piece song-and-dance
numbers. Steve Bennett, Chortle.

I was thoroughly entertained by Lynn Ruth Miller’s humor, her attitude, her wickedly clever punch lines and her obvious skill as a comedian. Three Weeks. Edinburgh 2011.

Note that A Grape in the Fog is 21 and over, only.