The ORIGINAL Golden Girls LIVE! 17th Anniversary Performance

Please join us ONLINE only for this on demand performance of a brand new "lost" episode of Golden Girls Now in our 17th year and over 1,900 performances coast-to-coast.

 Audiences loved the long-running NBC sitcom The Golden Girls, tuning in weekly to laugh at the often bawdy antics and hilarious quips of geriatric roomies Dorothy, Blanche, Rose and Sophia. The show won a Primetime Emmy Award, three Golden Globe Awards, and an Emmy for each actress over the course of its seven seasons. 

17 Years Ago (2003) Golden Girls LIVE was created by Peter Mac and John Mac as a loving tribute in the style of Brady Bunch LIVE.  They created a loving drag PARODY of everyone's favorite sitcom which played to sold out audiences at the now shuttered Rose's Turn in the West Village. The shows uses spot on impersonations of the original Actresses as source material (they play Estelle Getty and Beatrice Arthur respectively) and create improv based original parody situations, they realized that there was an audience to relive and attend a live taping of this revered sitcom. 

The Macs then toured the country coast to coast (NYC to LA to Boston to Las Vegas now back to NYC) and to date over 1,900 performances. To celebrate their 17th Anniversary of creating The Original Golden Girls LIVE: On Stage! they have decided to bring her home to NYC.  This new episode written by Peter Mac gives the fans what they have always wanted - more of The Golden Girls as if they never left us!  So come see what reunites these four amazing women, and be prepared to laugh and cry just like it was 1992.d

This 71-minute show adds to the humor with an all-male cast portraying the silver-haired ladies live on stage as if they had never left their Miami home.  It is available ONLINE and On Demand only through December 2, 2020 at 11:59PM Eastern.  Youc anb rewatch the show on demand from the time of purchase until 11:59PM December 2, 2020.  

The real Betty White (Star and Actress of the original sitcom The Golden Girls) said: "They play it better than we did!" Words she echoed to Peter Mac when they worked together on Hot in Cleveland.