Patriotic Bitch
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jun 5, 2008
Closed Jun 29, 2008
Opened Jun 5, 2008
Closed Jun 29, 2008
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
A funny misfit finds where she belongs in this irreverent one-woman show in which Alanna Ubach portrays several women from different societies, countries and walks of life and their frustrations about how hard it is to catch a break in this world. They are all introduced by Yolanda Rodriguez, a humble Mexican bathroom attendant trying to survive in Los Angeles.
Alanna Ubach has presented this show in LA to great acclaim. Her many film credits have included: Still Waiting, Meet the Fockers, Legally Blonde, Red White & Blonde (Legally Blonde 2), Clock Watchers, Herbie: Fully Loaded and Airborne. On tv she has been seen in recurring roles in CSI: NY, The Huntress, Eli Stone, Party of Five and Beakman's World. Stage roles have included The Vagina Monologues, Kindertransport (MTC) and Club Soda.
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Yolanda, the central figure in Alanna Ubach's ultimately appealing, multi-character solo show Patriotic Bitch, at Theatre Row's Clurman Theatre, actually couldn't be less of a bitch. Newly (and illegally) immigrated, this sweet and trusting Mexicana spends her days handing out paper towels in the ladies' room of a swank LA hotel. And her patriotism is initially limited to hawking T-shirts hand-painted with American flags outside Dodger Stadium. In a series of seemingly random encounters with the women who pass through her humble domain, plus excerpts from the TV shows that keep her company, we slowly learn how Yolanda happened to land in this peculiar underworld, and the grit she must muste[...]