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Pink Champagne is a rollicking cabaret evening of glitter and shenanigans. Dylan Jones is a cabaret singer who hosts a sequined, lucidly acid like flash back journey through live musical numbers, a past-life regression, talking vegetables and fabulous half naked dancers. Miss Jones deftly blends hilarity and over-the-top extravagance into an evening that guarantees a good time. Bring your own hangover.

Written & Performed by Dylan Jones
Directed by Aryiel Hartman
Starring: Jay Willick, Addison Witt, Tara Norris & Kaiti Tronnes
And the Live Musical Stylings of Gere Fennelly

This World Premiere of Pink Champagne is a One-Woman Show that needed 5 people to tell it’s story.

This show is for everyone who has musical theatre in their heart, but will never be on the TV show “Glee”!

This is show is for anyone who has ever been tied-up, tossed out, tore up from the floor up, or just couldn’t go on. We’ve been there and we have a giant mirrorball and will travel.

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Congratulations on being the winner at the 1st Fringe Awards for 'Most Eccentric Costume'. – Mikhail Tank, Principality Productions

posted by Mikhail Tank at 11:50am June 28th, 2010

If Miss Jones gets tired of the champagne hangovers,
she will always be welcome at
Rehab:The Musical.

posted by Gabriela Sosa at 10:33am June 20th, 2010

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Cindy Mari­e Jenkins
June 24, 2010

"Pink Champagne" was very entertaining and held some really unusually strong absurdist performances. It's definitely a late-night Fringe kind of experience, and could really benefit from more specific costuming for the ensemble. Although it wasn't directed towards anyone sitting too extreme house lef...read more

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Brian Bowen
June 24, 2010

This show is fun, but quite absurd and different than what I was expecting. At times I felt like I was watching a bunch of children playing make-believe and I left the theatre wondering what it was I just watched. Still though, it is enjoyable to see. ...read more

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Rachel Jenkins
June 21, 2010

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