Monroe is crossing the country to tell her rags-to-riches, obscurity-to-stardom life story in song, and since it’s triple-threat blonde bombshell Erin Sullivan doing the telling and the singing, With Love, Marilyn makes for a fabulously performed trip down memory lane.

Looking sultry and stunning in black velvet and diamonds, lots of diamonds, Sullivan’s Marilyn sings up a storm in hit after hit after hit, from “I Wanna Be Loved By You” (accompanied by memories of Norma Jean Baker’s marriage to first husband James Dougherty) to “Bye Bye Baby” (because that first marriage, like Marilyn’s two others, ended in divorce), and more, many more.

With Love, Marilyn stars Erin Sullivan as Marilyn Monroe in a special one-woman tribute performance to one of the most iconic romantic ingenues.

With 28 years of theater experience under her belt, Ms. Sullivan has performed across the country and worldwide playing some of Broadway’s best blondes. Her journey with Marilyn began originating the icon in a new play “Marilee and Baby Lamb: The Assassination of an American Goddess” written by Tony-award winning, Oscar nominated playwright Mark Medoff. Continuing her passion for this woman’s life and legacy is what has built the foundation for this piece.

Monroe seriously entertained the desire to perform live on stage again. After all, performing for the troops in Korea was one of the happiest times in her life, according to Monroe historian, Samantha McLaughlin (‘All About Marilyn’ Organization). In this intimate behind-the-scenes evening, we are transported back in time to that ‘what if’ dress rehearsal, as Marilyn prepares to entertain you. Audiences will fall in love all over again with Marilyn, watching Sullivan’s tribute portrayal of the famed sex goddess you know and love, performing classic songs such as “I Wanna Be Loved By You,” “My Heart Belongs To Daddy,” and “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend,” accompanied by a three-piece band with new orchestrated arrangements by one of Broadway’s finest musical directors Henry Aronson (“Rock of Ages,” “Tommy”).

Marilyn Monroe once said, “As for lovers, well, they’ll come and go too. Actually pretty much all of them are going to break your heart, but you can’t give up because if you give up, you’ll never find your soulmate. You’ll never find that half who makes you whole and that goes for everything. Keep trying.”

Lovers come and go in this playful and sensual musical journey weaving stories behind the men that Monroe loved – and Marilyn had her fair share of love and romance.

“With Love, Marilyn” will capture your heart.