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Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab

No show (or star!) is spared in this spoof of the theater scene.

Christine Ebersole Has Big Laughs with Little Edie at Forbidden Broadway

Photo Op - Christine Ebersole at Forbidden Broadway - Bill Selby - Christine Ebersole - Erin Crosby - Erin Davie - Scott Frankel - David Caldwell - James Donegan - Janet Dickinson

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Happily, they loved it! Here, Ebersole, Frankel and Grey Gardens ingenue Erin Davie pose with the cast.

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Sure, winning a Tony Award is great, but the real judge of someone's status in the theater world is how deliciously you're spoofed by Forbidden Broadway! Christine Ebersole, who closed Grey Gardens last month, headed over to the 47th Street Theatre on August 7 to see how Forbidden creator Gerard Alessandrini pokes fun at her Tony-winning take on the show's Little Edie, bringing composer Scott Frankel and co-star Erin Davie with her. After the show, Ebersole shared a laugh with Janet Dickinson, her partner-in-spoof, and the rest of the cast.