The Wonder Bread Years with Pat Hazell

The Wonder Bread Years is a humorous and heartwarming salute to baby boomers and pop culture. The show is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud comedy that gracefully walks the line between stand-up comedy and theatre. It started as a PBS special and quickly morphed into a national tour, now in its twentieth year. Pat Hazell, the writer and sole performer in the show, is a veteran stand-up comedian and playwright, but most significantly -- one of the original writers of Seinfeld. He wrote The Wonder Bread Years about his generation and how it grew up. He makes references to things you know and remember: the Kellogg?s cereal box you could turn into a bowl, family vacations to nowhere, and baloney and Velveeta sandwiches. Audiences across the country are enjoying a show that not only restores a much-needed sense of wonder, but leaves audiences laughing and savoring the past like never before. Says Pat Hazell: ?The Wonder Bread Years is for everyone who remembers a time when Spam was considered actual food. Fortunately, it?s also for everyone who can?t remember Spam as edible, but who appreciates it in a punch line?.