It's Madame… with an 'E'

Madame returns to Harlans by popular demand!

After nearly two decades of silence, Madame is back. The puppet diva was created by stage partner Wayland Flowers in the 1960s, and Madame (and Flowers') biggest contributions include stints on 1970s and '80s TV shows "Hollywood Squares" and "Solid Gold," along with Madame's very own show, "Madame's Place." Flowers died in 1988, halting Madame's stage career. Now Madame is back on stage — and she's just as big a diva as ever.

While the show involves a puppet, this event is not for children. Madame's mouth is filled with double entendres and one-liners not fit for young ears, but for adults interested in seeing the rebirth of a nightclub legend (and hearing jokes about sex, drinking and husbands) the show is a must-see.

Please note this show contains adult content and is for mature audiences only.