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Sieminski Theater presents "Fabulous Fanny: The Songs & Stories of Fanny Brice"

originally published: 05/04/2024

(BASKING RIDGE, NJ) -- Immerse yourself in the enchantment of Broadway at Sieminski Theater in Basking Ridge on May 12, 2024 with Fabulous Fanny: The Songs & Stories of Fanny Brice, starring Kimerly Faye Greenberg. This is a heartfelt solo show that brings to life the iconic tunes and fascinating story of Fanny Brice with wit and warmth. Showtime is 2:30pm.

Celebrated by critics and audiences alike, the show rekindles the vibrant spirit of Fanny Brice, whose legacy was first popularized by Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl. Greenburg's performance is a must-see for those who cherish the golden era of Broadway and the timeless humor of Fanny Brice.

Her performance, echoing Brice’s wit and theatrical flair, promises to captivate you with the legacy of one of the most revered figures in comedy, the Ziegfeld Follies, and beyond—a star of stage, recording, film, and radio, known for her 25-year tenure as the voice of “Baby Snooks.” Fanny's songs are a staple of the American Songbook and legends have covered her tunes like, "My Man" and "I'd Rather Be Blue Over You". Greenberg’s unmatched embodiment of Brice’s voice and mannerisms offers an immersive experience that will warm the entire family's hearts. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a slice of theatrical history.

Tickets are available for purchase online or by calling the box office at 908-580-3892. The Sieminski Theater is located at 8000 Fellowship Road in Basking Ridge, New Jersey.

Enjoy an exceptional dining experience at Wilson’s Tapas Bar Lounge restaurant, steps away from the Sieminski Theater. Make a reservation by calling 908-580-3818.




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The Sieminski Theater, located at Fellowship Village in Basking Ridge, is a state-of-the-art theater. Lighting, sound, and acoustics were all professionally designed by Fisher Dachs Associates, KDA Architects, and K2, renowned performing arts and acoustic experts. This intimate theater is a premier entertainment venue for the very best in music, theater, dance, and the cultural arts providing the optimal live experience in performing arts.

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