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Ruby Wax Is ‘Out Of Her Mind’ At The Edye Second Space In Santa Monica Jan. 23-Feb. 3:

Ruby Wax stars in "Out of Her Mind" Jan. 23-Feb. 3 at The Edye Second Space at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica

Comic actor Ruby Wax may be out of her mind, but you’ll find this innovative show at The Edye Second Space at The Broad Stage about mental illness a rare and insightful theatrical cabaret-style experience.

The show “Out of her Mind” opens Wednesday, Jan. 23 and runs daily through Feb. 3 (except Mondays/Tuesdays).

A big subject in a small space, Ruby Wax explores the bittersweet ups and downs of mental illness, its stigmas, and the freedom you discover when you share the darkest moments of your life.

It is said that comedy comes from dark places.

A big hit at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Ruby Wax is brash, funny, and surprisingly tender as she shares her own personal journey that takes us into the light.

Admission is $40-$50 with performances at varying times Wednesdays through Sundays.

The Edye Second Space at The Broad Stage is located at 1310 11th Street, Santa Monica.

For more information or tickets, call 310.434.3200 or visit thebroadstage.com/Ruby-Wax.

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