Unfortunately, HAMLET on Thursday, June 8 and Friday, June 9 have been canceled due to the ongoing issues of air quality and the added effect that it is having on finalizing the production at The Delacorte Theater. Learn more. 

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Rizo: Losing the Lady

Rizo: Losing the Lady

January 9 - January 17, 2020 Run Time: 1 hour 20 minutes

LOSING THE LADY
By Rizo

New York's own downtown diva goddess Rizo (f.k.a. Lady Rizo) charges back onto the Joe's Pub stage after a year away, electrifying Spiegeltents around the world. A cult favorite, her stage shows bring her powerhouse vocals together with seductive storytelling and wild hilarious audience experiments. Seductively peeling back layers of alter-ego, Rizo explores the delight and trappings of our shadow selves through her own songs along with the tunes of Sasha Fierce (Beyoncé), the Thin White Duke (David Bowie), and Camille (Prince).

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THU 01/09 7:00 PM

SAT 01/11 11:59 PM

THU 01/16 9:30 PM

FRI 01/17 9:30 PM



Press.

it’s really all about the songs and that incredible voice .. deserves a full house every night.

- Patrick Horan, Herald Sun
Rizo practically has the word "talent" tattooed on her forehead

- Wall Street Journal
Sensational.. Rizo makes connections between performer and audience that are impossible in any other context

- New York Times
The glamour puss Lady Rizo is the alter-ego of Amelia Zirin-Brown, and a diva par excellence. The character and the real woman meld in a show that displays plenty of wit but also real tenderness.

- The Guardian
Rizo herself is patently bright, a witty raconteur blessed with an incandescent talent... a real glamourpuss. But it’s the “real” Rizo, not just the surface image, which is especially appealing.

- The Times London