Los Angeles, CA (January, 22, 2024)—Nicole Travolta, Los Angeles based actress/comedian, announced that she will be bringing her one-woman show “Doing Alright” to NYC’s SoHo Playhouse February 14-24. Tickets available HERE.
Nicole debuted “Doing Alright” at the legendary Groundlings theater in Los Angeles in 2023, with the first two nights selling out in just days. She then had a successful run (including five star reviews) at the prestigious Edinburgh Festival in Scotland as well as sold out shows in Las Vegas and Pittsburgh.
The show’s director is Groundlings well known main company member Lauren Burns. It is a lively and unique account of her life as a compulsive shopper who freed herself from debt and shame (and the weight of a famous last name) by a bizarre, real-life journey through the world of spray tanning. Surprisingly, it was a job she loved, and her impressions will introduce some of the eccentric characters she met to her audiences. Through humor, Travolta lightens issues such as debt, depression, divorce, addiction and female empowerment—all of which Travolta has experienced first-hand. And she tells how this journey helped her find herself once more.
Nicole’s especially notable impressions are her Jennifer Coolidge, Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha Jones, Drew Barrymore and Elizabeth Holmes that have tens of thousands and in some cases millions of views on social media.
Nicole has trained at The Groundlings and UCB, and has also appeared in sitcoms, such as Two and a Half Men (CBS), The Middle (ABC) and Anger Management (FX).
Notable Quotes about “Doing Alright”
“You have complete faith in her authenticity, hanging on every world.”
– Broadway Baby
“Travolta was incredibly honest … consistently engaging.”
– Los Angeles Times
“A strong performer with presence and comedic timing … worth watching.”
– The American
“Tragic, funny and fully entertaining.”
– The Scots Reviewer
Additional Details
Venue: SoHo Playhouse – 15 Vandam Street, NY, NY 10013
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