The Blonde in the Thunderbird
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Opened Jul 17, 2005
Closed Jul 23, 2005
Opened Jul 17, 2005
Closed Jul 23, 2005
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Suzanne Somers, actress, comedienne, singer, and New York Times best-selling author, comes to New York this July with her one-woman musical show, The Blonde in the Thunderbird, the story of one woman's struggle to make it, tracing her path from a tortured childhood to where she is today. It's a life that has been filled with major highs and deep lows, wrapped in a love affair for the past 37 years. Written and directed by the Emmy Award-winning writing/composing team of Ken and Mitzie Welch. In addition to some well-known songs, the show features original music created especially for Ms. Somers.
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