BY: Adam Reinherz
Comedian Steve Solomon has heard 10,000 nights of laughs, but he’s hoping for at least one more. On May 19, Solomon will perform “My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish & I’m in Therapy!” at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg. The long-running show features its writer and creator, Solomon, humorously recalling and reenacting episodes from his life.
“I use 20 or 30 characters. I do their voices. I change positions,” he said by phone from Georgia. “People just relate. They know somebody like that, and that’s what makes the show work.” The 90-minute performance delivers fast laughs and pearls of wisdom.
SOURCE: https://jewishchronicle.timesofisrael.com
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