Welcome to the cabaret of degenerate music! Where you can be just who you want to be! In a ground-breaking collaboration between the Gate Theatre and ENO we are thrilled to present a cabaret of riotous, witty, and shockingly prophetic songs, banned by the Nazis in the 1930s. As the Nazis identified difference as something to be afraid of, the Weimar cabaret scene danced on with songs that celebrated it. With artists from Brecht and Weill to Schoenberg, this subversive underground scene was bursting at the seams with brilliant, visionary voices. No surprise then, that they were censored, exiled, and incarcerated shortly after as 'degenerates'. And their songs have been all but lost since. Until now.T847498069Sung in EnglishProducer Gate Theatre. Producer Engish National Opera. Conductor Stephen Higgins. Musical Director Stephen Higgins. Director Ellen McDougall. Design Ellan Parry. Music Corin Buckeridge (arranger). DramaturgChristopher Green. Lyrics Seiriol Davies. Musical Director Phil Cornwell. Director Malik Nashad Sharpe (movement director). Lighting Azusa Ono. Sound Dan Balfour. Director Lucy J Skilbeck (assistant). Choreographer Tim Claydon. Performer Peter Brathwaite (baritone). Performer Katie Bray (mezzo-soprano). Performer Le Gateau Chocolat. Performer Lucy McCormick. Performer Fra Rustumji (musician). Performer Geri Allen (musician). Performer Cassie Kinoshi (musician). | |
| 3 May 18 to 9 Jun 18 | The Gate Theatre, Inner London :: V231 listing details L0282384753 |
