Don Gibson Theater: In Concert - Four Bitchin' Babes

IT WAS GIRL'S NIGHT OUT!

Ladies, it was time to leave the husbands and boyfriends at home...unless they were extremely cool...

CLEVELAND COUNTY HEALTHCARE SYSTEM AND
FIRST NATIONAL BANK PRESENTED
HORMONAL IMBALANCE
STARRING
FOUR BITCHIN' BABES

Just think of it as your basic 20 Year Traveling Pajama Party!

BILLBOARD said...
"The Babes showcase the wry humor and musical prowess that they command at their nimble fingertips... Stirring acoustic sets that stir the heart as well as the funny bone."

BROADWAY WORLD said...
"Start with four richly gifted singer songwriters, add 3/4 cup married life, four kids, three cats, one piano, four guitars, one rockin' purple bass, a dollop of sharp social commentary and a pinch of PMS. Set this on the road to tour for 20 years, throw in a hot flash or two and you've got HORMONAL IMBALANCE - A MOOD SWINGING REVUE, an estrogen-fueled, hilarious show that celebrates the best of babes, boys and Botox... "Hormonal Imbalance," performed by four outrageously funny and multi-talented musicians, examines and ultimately celebrates the lives of today's women. With sorority sister chemistry, the Four Bitchin' Babes perform original songs and stories offering both poignant views and unbridled comedic commentary on the joys and dilemmas of everyday life. With heavenly harmony they share women's struggles to balance career and family, chocolate obsessions and low-carb inner peace, CNN and TV Land, as well as the trials of dealing with insufficient pay and inadequately cut swimwear."

THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL said...
"From their terrifically funny opening number to their closing rendition of "Wild Thing," the Babes Saturday night show was sensational entertainment."

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE said...
"Together they tell humorously observant tales of modern urban life, and harmonize like a heavenly choir."

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH said...
"Deirdre demonstrated a talent for deadpan stand-up comedy and led the audience in a sing-along devoted to the scary days 30 years ago when the USA was almost invaded by the metric system, and in what she called her signature number mourned her by-passing by the "Boob-Fairy..." Feisty Nancy extolled the wonders of the elastic waistband... Sally offered the wryly bluesy "Take Me Out to Eat" and, after doing an amazingly accurate impersonation of a teenage daughter talking to her mother, launched into a tribute to the hot flash."

THE ALBANY TIMES UNION said...
"What's better than a singer songwriter with clever observational skills and a magnificent voice? Four of them, which also means built-in harmonies any time they're called for... Starting off with an acapella tune about losing one's glasses - even though it was quite hilarious - their seamless harmonies revealed the obvious: some serious singers were onstage... The reflections of motherhood and middle-aged mayhem came with a wit and a wisdom that never got too precious or cynical, and they always struck the perfect balance between humor and seriousness, never letting one cancel out the other... The Babes' gentle lessons made for a fine night."