
About Alexandra Silber
ALEXANDRA SILBER is an internationally acclaimed actress and singer who starred most recently as Tzeitel in the Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof. She earlier played Hodel in the same show in London’s West End. Those two roles inspired her to write After Anatevka.
Her other Broadway, New York, Regional and West End credits include Master Class, The Woman in White, My Fair Lady, Arlington (Outer Critics Circle nomination), Carousel (TMA Award and Ovation Nomination), Kiss Me Kate, She Loves Me, and Hello, Again (Drama League nomination).
She received a Grammy nomination for her acclaimed portrayal of Maria in the recording of West Side Story with the San Francisco Symphony.
She has appeared on all three incarnations of “Law & Order” and has performed in a variety of concert outlets including the 57th Grammy Awards, Royal Albert Hall, and Carnegie Hall.
She lives in New York City with her (very famous) cat Tatiana Angela Lansbury.
This is her first novel.
Twitter: @alsilbs Instagram: @alsilbs Facebook: alsilbs alexandrasilber.net Alexandra's Blog afteranatevka.com/ "After Anatevka: In Concert" Videos Tatiana Angela Lansbury Romanov's Instagram: @ifeelkitty Upcoming EventsJuly 5, 2017 | BRYANT PARK LITERARY FESTIVAL Join me, and a wide range of celebrity authors for a lunchtime discussion of the summer’s hottest new books. Get the inside scoop on the author’s work, then stick around after and get your book signed. Books available for purchase on site
July 7, 2017 | ASTORIA BOOKSHOP 31-29 31st Street, Astoria, NY 11106 A reading and Q&A with myself and Broadway's most recent Hodel, Samantha Massell.
July 24, 20175-6:30pm | DRAMA BOOKSHOP Join Alexandra for a Q&A with Drama Bookshop events manager Steven McCasland, followed by a signing.
September 19, 2017 | 92ND STREET Y A different kind of conversation at 92Y. In this daytime talk, we will be focusing on the “process” of writing After Anatevka— the research into the time period, how my work on stage informed the writing, and a detailed background of the construction of the character of Hodel from stage to page, and how she evolves in the novel. There will be a book signing following the event.
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