Linda Glick
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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
“LINDA GLICK Wows Crowd with ENTRE NOUS at the LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER. The show was a curated collection of tunes across languages and eras that GLICK tied together with her witty banter and vocal talents.” - Lydia Rose, B’way World
LINDA GLICK (AEA,SAG-AFTRA) is delighted to return to the Laurie Beechman Theater with ENTRE NOUS-BETWEEN US.
For the veteran Stage, Screen and TV actress and singer, Cabaret still remains her first and forever love.
Starting some 40+ years ago, she played just about every room, big and small in NYC. They included Reno Sweeney, Rainbow and Stars, the Copacabana, the Duplex, 54 Below, the Triad, Les Mouches, Judy’s and others too numerous to mention. In Washington, D.C., Linda opened for the late Peter Allen at the Waaay Off Broadway and headlined for Gay Pride Day. She performed at the steamy Baths: Man’s Country in Chicago and F.I. as well as at Tom Rolla’s Gardenia in LA. She also crossed ‘the pond’ to perform her critically acclaimed One Woman show: “Teach Me Tonight” at The Crazy Coqs in London.
On TV, she played Nancy Pelosi in HBO’s TOO BIG TO FAIL, appeared in THE BLACKLIST with James Spader as well as in Madonna’s WE and THE INCREDIBLE JESSICA JAMES. One of Linda’s favorite roles for the stage was playing Mrs. Brice in 2 Regional productions of FUNNY GIRL. One reviewer described Linda as ‘full of grace and dignity, leavened by a touch of continental cynicism.’
“The charming and likable GLICK wove songs together with very entertaining personal stories. GLICK sings beautifully in French and Spanish.” - Paul Beers, NY Theatre Wire
The show includes songs by: Charles Aznavour, Jacques Brel, Manzanero, Miley Cyrus, The Bergmans and Michel LeGrand, Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey as well as original material from the Glick Herman Songbook. She and her looong time Musical Director, Ian Herman have worked together for over 40 years.
Music Direction: Ian Herman
Creative Director: Josh Walden
Bass: Ritt Henn
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