In 1981, Ann Talman was cast as Elizabeth Taylor's daughter in "The Little Foxes" on Broadway. The show traveled the world for eighteen months and their loving friendship lasted for the rest of Miss Taylor’s life. Talman celebrates Elizabeth Taylor's heavenly birthday with hilarious and touching stories about their special bond, woven with Broadway and Great American Songbook gems. This Bistro and MAC award-winning show is directed by Lina Koutrakos and features musical director Alex Rybeck on piano.

“I had the great pleasure of seeing Annie’s beautiful, poignant, and funny show. She nailed the gleaming and mercurial light that was… my stepmother! I laughed and cried in equal measures.” ~ Kate Burton

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25th at 2:00 PM (doors open 1:00 PM) LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATRE 407 West 42nd Street, NYC TICKETS: https://bit.ly/lbt-Shadow-240225

$20 cover / $25 food/beverage minimum

"Ann Talman: Elizabeth Taylor and the Shadow of her Smile" has received critical and audience acclaim since its debut at 54 Below in March 2022, and its return engagement in September 2022. It has since played Laurie Beechman Theatre in NYC, Feinstein’s Hotel Carmichael in Carmel, Feinstein’s Hotel Nikko in San Francisco, Davenports in Chicago, Penguin Rep Theatre in Stony Point, The World AIDS Day Gala @ The Liz in Washington DC, and The Delray Beach Playhouse in Delray Beach.

Ann Talman is an actress/singer, storyteller, and documentary filmmaker. Stage credits include: The Little Foxes (Broadway), The House of Blue Leaves (Broadway), Carnival, Steel Magnolias, Picnic, Dangerous Liaisons, Some Americans Abroad (Broadway), and The Women (Broadway). Cast Albums: Yours, Anne and Hannah...1939 with Julie Wilson. Films include Serendipity, Limitless, and Wall Street. TV credits include American Playhouse, Seinfeld, Ellen, Murphy Brown, The Street, Law & Order: SVU, and a year on General Hospital. She wrote, starred in, and produced the multiple-award-winning documentary Woody’s Order!, based on her solo play about her lifelong dedication to her older brother Woody, who lived a full life with cerebral palsy. It premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. She has toured the country as a storyteller, sharing her very personal and touching tales, which she plans to compile for an upcoming book. For more info: anntalman.com

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