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The Judy Show’s Talkback Series “Continues” With Cynthia Nixon, Bruce Vilanch and More
By Michael Gioia
September 16, 2011

The Judy Show: My Life as a Sitcom, starring Emmy Award-winning actress and comic Judy Gold, has announced additional celebrities to be featured in “To Be Continued…,” the weekly talkback series where Gold chats with guests about their childhood anecdotes and memories following the performances at the DR2 Theatre.

New guests scheduled to appear in the “To Be Continued…” series include Cynthia Nixon (“Sex and the City,” Rabbit Hole) Sept. 21; Florence Henderson (“The Brady Bunch“) Sept. 24; Bruce Vilanch (“Hollywood Squares,” Hairspray) Oct. 11; Sherri Shepherd (“The View”) Oct. 12; and playwright Charles Busch (Tale of the Allergist’s Wife) Oct. 18.

Comedian Sarah Silverman and gossip columnist Perez Hilton will also be featured in the series. Dates will be announced shortly.

Previously announced appearances include Tovah Feldshuh (Irenaâ€s Vow, Goldaâ€s Balcony) Sept. 20; Julie Halston (“Sex and the City,” Gypsy) Sept. 27; and Frank DeCaro (Sirius Radio) Oct. 4.

During the Talkback series, Gold interviews her guests for a chat and a trip down memory lane, and audience members are given a chance to ask questions and continue the conversation.

“‘To Be Continued’… [is] a fun add-on to the show because thematically, The Judy Show is how my childhood and television sitcoms shaped me into who I am,” said Gold in a statement. “The talkbacks will open the whole thing up so it’s not just about my stories but about everyone’s stories.”

The solo show, written by Gold and Kate Moira Ryan, is directed by Amanda Charlton, who helmed the production’s earlier incarnation at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. The Judy Show also features songs by Gold and Ryan with additional material by Eric Kornfeld and Bob Smith. The limited engagement runs through Oct. 22.

The Judy Show, according to press notes, offers a “hilarious look at [Gold’s] life through the lens of the classic sitcoms of her youth. With multimedia, original music, laughter, and love, Judy shows us how she balances family and ambition with a little help from our favorite TV shows of the Seventies, Eighties, and Nineties.”

The production features scenic and projection design by Andrew Boyce, lighting design by Joshua Scherr and sound design by Alex Neumann.

The DR2 Theatre is located at 103 E. 15th Street, just east of Union Square. Tickets, priced $65, are available by visiting www.Telecharge.com or calling (212) 239-6200. For more information go to www.JudyGold.com.

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