As Long As We Both Shall Laugh
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Apr 7, 2003
Closed May 26, 2003
Opened Apr 7, 2003
Closed May 26, 2003
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Running Time:
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2hr. 0min.
Visit the As Long As We Both Shall Laugh website:
http://www.yakov.com
See also: www.roundabouttheatre.org
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Yakov Smirnoff arrives on Broadway in his one-man show, As Long As We Both Shall Laugh. Smirnoff is best known in the United States as an observer of the
relationship between Russia and America. Through his keen observation and timely wit, he helped build a bridge of understanding between those two diverse cultures. With the Cold War over, Yakov has shifted his focus to an even greater challenge, guaranteeing him long-term job security--the relationship between men and women. His new show uses his humor to help us understand and celebrate the indisputable differences between the genders.
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Although he first came to popularity in America in the waning years of the Cold War, Yakov Smirnoff has not lost his way with a joke. His new comedy show As Long As We Both Shall Laugh, which is playing two nights a week at the American Airlines Theatre, is not only every bit as funny as you'd expect from this fine comedian, it's also a heartwarming and inspiring antidote to conflicts raging at home and abroad. For it is primarily a love story, of exactly the kind we need now: The story of one man's love for the United States.
According to Smirnoff, that love was cultivated after he and his family escaped Communist Russia for America in the mid-1970s. Though Smirnoff explains that he wa[...]