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News Ellen Greene Set to Return to Provincetown in July After she makes her London concert debut — June 18-27 at the New Players Theatre — original Little Shop of Horrors star Ellen Greene will return to Provincetown.
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Actress-singer Ellen Greene

Greene and pianist/musical director Christian Klikovits are set to play the UU Meeting House July 19-30. Greene and Klikovits will offer tunes from their critically acclaimed concert evening Torch! as well as songs from their debut CD "In His Eyes." Concertgoers can also expect to hear Greene's signature tunes from Little Shop of Horrors — "Suddenly Seymour" and "Somewhere That's Green" — as well as a few new additions to her repertoire. Performance dates are July 21-26 at 8:30 PM and July 28-30 at 8:30 PM.

Ellen Greene began her career as a nightclub singer, performing in the now closed New York cabaret Reno Sweeney. At age 21, Joseph Papp took her under his wing and cast her in productions of Boom Boom Room and The Threepenny Opera. Greene earned a Tony nomination for her work in the latter, but it was her role as Audrey in both the original stage and film productions of Little Shop of Horrors that brought her national attention. Among her recent theatrical credits are the West Coast staging of Side Man and an all-star reading of Women Behind Bars. Her many screen credits include "The Cooler," "One Fine Day," "Léon," "Fathers & Sons," "Stepping Out," "Pump Up the Volume," "Talk Radio" and "Next Stop, Greenwich Village." She also recently released her debut solo recording, "In His Eyes," which is available at www.ellengreene.com.

The UU Meeting House is located in Provincetown, MA at 236 Commercial Street. For reservations call (508) 487-9793 or visit www.ptowntix.com.

 
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