Singin' in the ER NYC Reviews and Tickets

49%

(17 Reviews)

Positive

35%

Mixed

18%

Negative

47%

Members say

Excruciating, Funny, Entertaining, Quirky, Insipid

About the Show

Ruby Lynn Reyner directs and appears in her musical satire, "Singin' in the ER," a bad trip to the hospital that's performed in Playhouse of the Ridiculous style.

From the show:

The piece is inspired by ordeals in a New York City hospital suffered by the author and her husband. Now she believes that the only way to deal with such life changing experiences is through unrestrained, exorbitant laughter. The score includes the song, "Biggest Balls in Town," written by Reyner and Jackie Curtiss. Ms. Reyner was a star of Vaccarro's Playhouse of the Ridiculous, appearing in "Conquest of the Universe," "Heaven Grand In Amber Orbit" and "Trilby in La Bohemia" (Drama Desk Award for Acting), among others and starting her well-known band, Ruby and the Rednecks, with musicians she worked with in the Playhouse.

Member Reviews (17)

Entertaining, Quirky, Funny

See it if You dont take life serious. Have like a few good laughs.

Don't see it if Not a long show about 50 minutes. Read more

Quirky, Entertaining, Funny

See it if You like farce musicals w/characters like Dr. Shlong. Large fun cast & wacky comedy. Lady w/arm falling off is told to "stop complaining"

Don't see it if You don't like fun 55 minute shows (that includes the 17 min late start). You don't like funny gags like "give the patient his OVERdose". Read more