MEET THE DOWN HOME DIVA
BORN WITH A SLIGHTLY TARNISHED SILVER FORK IN HER MOUTH
Get to know the Hebrew Hillbilly
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DECK THE HALL Y’ALL with SHELLEY NEW YEARS EVE💃🎄🎊
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“The 55th Annual One-Time-Only All-New Santa Monica Playhouse New Year’s Eve Musical Revue”
Shelley Fisher, down-home-diva star of “The Hebrew Hillbilly,” the longest-running musical solo show in the country, will be the surprise celebrity guest of this year’s Santa Monica Playhouse New Year’s Eve event, singing two of her award-winning songs. “BEST New Year’s Eve events in LA!” LA Times, LA Weekly, Daily News. Champagne, sparkling juice and a sumptuous dessert buffet start off the event, then “on with the show!” offering a highly entertaining, family-friendly musical revue, with sing-a-long songs, humor and other delights culled over 6 decades of Santa Monica Playhouse productions.
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Santa Monica Playhouse is proud to announce the return of the solo musical play The Hebrew Hillbilly starring Shelley Fisher!
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Hot off the press from LA Times!
Thanks to Santa Monica Argonaut writer Bridgette Redman & editor Kamala Kirk for featuring Shelley!
THE HEBREW HILLBILLY® – Fifty Shades of Oy Vey!, written and performed by singer songwriter Shelley Fisher, is a musical one woman play which chronicles Ms. Fisher’s Hollywood odyssey that begins in the heart of the Mississippi Delta in her hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, birthplace of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Blues and Bar-b-cue. Growing up Jewish in the deep South with a flamboyant mother who frowned on her dating the local redneck boys, the Hebrew Hillbilly begins singing as a little girl and never stops. From her early years as a blonde bombshell, through her current incarnation as The Memphis Belle of L.A., Ms Fisher has been on a show business rollercoaster that slows down just long enough for her audience to climb on board this deeply personal, yet universally appealing and hilarious ride. The production is directed by Chris DeCarlo and produced by Debra Ehrhardt, with 17 songs written by Shelley Fisher, Ken Hirsch, and Harold Payne.