Salty Brine: You'll Never Get to Heaven (The Laura Nyro Show)
Thu, Nov 19th
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6:30 PM
Fri, Nov 20th
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6:30 PM
Sat, Nov 21st
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9:30 PM
Back in New York after an acclaimed Edinburgh and London season, Salty Brine transforms Laura Nyro’s dynamic knockout Eli and the Thirteenth Confession into a vaudevillian extravaganza that will make your eyes pop and your jaw drop. The story will be bawdy. The music will be funky. And the jokes will be absolutely tasteless. It’s an Ancient Roman comedy with a twist. Next up from the Living Recored Collection.
Salty Brine is the creative force behind The Living Record Collection, a dazzling expedition into the heart of popular music that imagines tracklists as blueprints for evenings of musical mayhem.
As Time Out New York puts it, ‘the outrageously talented Salty Brine takes classic pop albums—from Joni Mitchell’s Blue to the Dirty Dancing soundtrack—and weaves their songs into funny, perceptive tapestries of storytelling. The shows are highly addictive: Once you’ve been dunked into Brine, you’ll want to dive right back in’.
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Photo Credit: Jesse Untracht-Oakner
Venue Joe's Pub
Runtime 90 minutes
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Pricing
Tickets are $42 (inclusive of advance phone/web service fee; door price).
There is a 2 drink or 1 food item minimum, per person, during every show at Joe's Pub.
Doors Open
6PM on Nov 19 & 20
9PM on Nov 21
For Last-Minute Tickets
For last-minute tickets, please visit our Box Office at 425 Lafayette Street. Web Sales and phone sales end when doors open, and tickets may be available for in-person, walk-up sale right before the show begins.
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“One of today’s most powerful stage voices."
"Just when he has your cheeks sore from smiling, you begin to feel the tears."
“A ferociously articulate storyteller, pushing the possibilities of cabaret.”
“The irrepressible Salty attacks every song with dramatic alacrity, performs with his whole body, communes with the audience.”
“Brine is a true, old-fashioned star.”
“quite extraordinary…there’s not a moment when he’s not in command of his stage”