So WHAT If I Crawled Backwards!

ONE NIGHT ONLY!

Fear. Setbacks. Heartbreak. We all run into them. It’s how we navigate around them that separates those who move forward from those who just give up.

In “So What If I Crawled Backwards!” Susan Gregory takes us on another musical journey, spanning decades and musical styles, through some of her own personal roadblock navigation, which — whether comic, heartbreaking or somewhere in between — somehow managed to lead her to right where she’s supposed to be. She just may not have taken the most direct route to get there!

Wednesday, April 3, 2019 – 7:00PM
The Triad Theater, 158 W.72 St., NYC
$20 cover + 2-drink minimum

Tickets:
www.TriadNYC.com or 212-279-4200
(*walk-ins welcome)

So WHAT If I Crawled Backwards!

Fear. Setbacks. Heartbreak. We all run into them. It’s how we navigate around them that separates those who move forward from those who just give up. 

In “So What If I Crawled Backwards!” Susan Gregory takes us on another musical journey, spanning decades and musical styles, through some of her own personal roadblock navigation, which — whether comic, heartbreaking or somewhere in between — somehow managed to lead her to right where she’s supposed to be. She just may not have taken the most direct route to get there!

For tickets: www.TriadNYC.com.

Am I There Yet?

You know how you think about where you are in life, versus where you want to be — both professionally and personally — and you think, “If I could only get THERE, . . .”? Through song and stories, Susan Gregory takes us on her own personal quest to get “there.”

With Musical Director Darius Frowner, Ms. Gregory has paved a winding musical road that spans more than five decades (not to mention a few octaves), combining Broadway, pop, and rock and roll from various eras in new and interesting ways. From just starting out as an enthusiastic aspiring singer/actress in NYC, through the frustrations of juggling corporate survival jobs and auditions, to the ups and downs of love, and the constant self-reflection and sense of humor required to stay balanced through it all, Susan Gregory’s journey, full of laughter and tears, is one we can all relate to, . . . and might just help us all get a bit more perspective on our own lives.