Iris Bahr to Bring Solo Show I LOST YOU THERE Back to Cherry Lane

Lucille Lortel Award-winner Iris Bahr is bringing her hit solo show I Lost You There: A humorous exploration of a most unfunny subject, back for a limited two-week engagement at the Cherry Lane Theatre. Bahr will take audiences on a funny and moving journey through love, loss, mortality, and Brussels sprouts. The show will be directed by Andrew Russell.

Performances begin Tuesday, October 3 through Saturday, October 7 and continue Tuesday October 10 through Saturday October 14, with evening performances at 7pm and 3pm matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

After a smash run earlier this year in May, I Lost You There returns to the Cherry Lane Theatre Studio Space featuring Award-winning solo performer Bahr ("Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Svetlana," DAI) as she brings to life six characters whose lives intertwine in surprising and hilarious ways, exploring how death is viewed and experienced through different occupations, personal attitudes and cultural norms. Through her distinguished brand of witty pathos, Bahr brings to life touching and hilarious characters whose lives interconnect in surprising ways, shining a light on the one aspect of our existence that we all have in common.

Ticket for I Lost You There are $31 for general admission. For a complete performance schedule and to purchase tickets, visit web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe.c/10207017.

Iris Bahr's critically-acclaimed solo show, DAI (enough), had an extended hit run Off-Broadway, and won the prestigious Lucille Lortel Award for Best Solo Performance, as well as two Drama Desk and UK Stage Award nominations. She has performed DAI around the world, including at the United Nations for over 100 ambassadors and delegates. DAI is currently being performed in Spanish in Latin America. Her first solo-show, Planet America, received an LA Weekly nomination for Outstanding Solo Show and is currently in development as a feature film.

Ms. Bahr has written two travel memoirs that have been translated into several languages, and is currently writing a book with the comedian JB Smoove, that will be released in the fall through Simon & Schuster.

Having appeared on numerous TV shows, Ms. Bahr is best known for her TV series Svetlana, which she also wrote, directed and executive produced for MARK CUBAN's HDnet, and her recurring role on Curb Your Enthusiasm, where she plays the Orthodox Jewish Girl that gets stuck on a ski-lift with Larry David. She recently recurred on The Brink (HBO), and just filmEd Blunt Talk with Patrick Stewart. (Full list of TV and film credits available on imdb.com). Her web series, Preggo Tips! which has her alter ego Rae Lynn Caspar White providing pregnancy tips to the masses, has gotten over 3 million view on YouTube.

Andrew Russell (Director) is the Producing Artistic Director of the Tony Award-winning Intiman Theatre and directs extensively in Seattle, NYC, and regionally. With a focus on directing stage productions celebrating outsiders and those on the fringe, he conceived and directed Stu for Silverton, a new musical about America's first transgender mayor. In 2014, Andrew directed both parts of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning Angels In America, earning a CityArts Artist of the Year Award for his work on the production. In NYC, Andrew has directed for The Public Theatre, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Subjective Theatre Company, Gallery Players, Downtown Urban Theater Festival, Cherry Lane Studio Theatre, Columbia University, New York University, and National Alliance for Musical Theatre.

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