Wishful Drinking: Carrie Fisher's One-Woman Show at Studio 54
Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street New York City, NY 10019)
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Goldstar Member Tips
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patrice Drury on What to Wear
Casual
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
If Carrie can wear silk pjs on stage, you should be comfortable, too!
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Goldstar Member on Where to Eat
Didn't buy any refreshments at the show
Goldstar Member Reviews
Ruth R.
funny, sharp, so well written (well, she is a writer) ...poignant tooWritten on Jan 24 2010
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Darva
Great fun -- both my husband (NOT a musical lover) and I (choreographer and musician) had a great time. I wouldn't recommend it for kids, as much of it will be over their heads, but especially for those over 40 -- who remember the players -- it's well worth seeing. I think it was my husband's favorite show (and we saw several). Carrie Fisher has found a way to maintain her balance, dignity, and sense of humor, and she brought us along on a great ride.Written on Jan 04 2010
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Derek Evan
What a wonderful and enjoyable evening! Carrie draws you in to her world as if you were a close friend, spending an evening with her in her living room. Nice intimate connection with the audience. Thoroughly engaging, and always uplifting and humorous.Written on Oct 21 2009
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Lynda Wells
Years and years ago in Studio City, went to an "all girl slumber party" at Ali Willis' house and Carrie did a hysterical monologue about her father, Eddie Fisher. This is that - to the third power. And, I think she's still wearing the same pajamas. DON'T MISS HER!!!!Written on Oct 13 2009
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More Information About Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking
Website
http://www.roundabouttheatre.org/54/
Quotes & Highlights
- “(Fisher is) a Hollywood survivor and, as ever, a witty chronicler of its many pitfalls." --New York Times
- "(A) Beverly Hills yard sale of juicy anecdotes.” --Los Angeles Times
- “Hilarious…the jokes cascade…a gold mine of very funny material." --Variety
Description
Don’t miss Hollywood legend Carrie Fisher’s recounting of a true and intoxicating tale, told with the same wry wit she poured into bestsellers like Postcards from the Edge. Born to celebrity parents Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, this Tinseltown toddler lands among the stars when she’s cast in a little movie called Star Wars.
But it isn’t all sweetness and light sabers: as a single mom, she also battles addiction, depression, mental institutions, and that awful hyperspace hairdo. Fisher’s tale is a tabloid vivant The Los Angeles Times calls a “Beverly Hills yard sale of juicy anecdotes.” Carrie Fisher’s Wishful Drinking is an uproarious look at a Hollywood hangover and a chance to get ‘Carried’ away!