Yenta Unplugged (Excuse Me, I'm Talking)
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Narrated by:
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Annie Korzen
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By:
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Annie Korzen
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Editor reviews
This staff pick for "Yenta Unplugged, or Excuse Me, I'm Talking" needs a disclaimer up front: I feel a little strange about recommeding an audio drama in which I am impersonated to comic effect by my own mother! But the bottom line is that a lot of people have enjoyed the show and I am one of them, even though I still think Annie could work on perfecting how I talk and act! Seriously, many people have asked me if all the things described in this show are true, and indeed they are. But most importantly this show delivers a lot of laughs, as well as a universal message of acceptance, maternal love, and secular humanism. So help me with my parents' retirement fund and listen to this play! (Jonathan, Director of Public Relations)
Critic reviews
"Universal theme...life affirming and entertaining! Gets big laughs while raising serious issues. A real charmer, Korzen should only live and be well. So should her show." (Los Angeles Times Critics' Choice)
"The first big laugh isn't the last!" (Miami Herald)
"The first big laugh isn't the last!" (Miami Herald)