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Cabaret Series
In situations where strength falls short and we cannot engage in serious discussions on profound subjects, we often resort to creating peculiar jokes. This gave rise to our cabaret series. Cabaret is a genre comprising an assortment of eccentric performances, including comic skits, pantomime, and puppet theatre. Originating in France in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this form of entertainment emerged when authorities prohibited the public performance of popular songs on the streets.
Consequently, artists, painters, and poets shifted their activities indoors and added some dancing, poetry readings, and liquor alongside songs. The cabaret evolved into a space where creators could experiment with new ideas, and audiences could openly discuss taboo subjects. In our current repertoire, we feature three cabaret performances.
Consequently, artists, painters, and poets shifted their activities indoors and added some dancing, poetry readings, and liquor alongside songs. The cabaret evolved into a space where creators could experiment with new ideas, and audiences could openly discuss taboo subjects. In our current repertoire, we feature three cabaret performances.
DIE BLUMEN. The Flowers
Our first cabaret from the series is about capturing the essence of classic German cabaret as closely as we can and delivering a profound anti-war statement
Running time: 120 min.
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
Running time: 120 min.
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
The Third Cabaret. The Burning Bush
The performance features songs preserved by witnesses of the Shoah. Each of them is a document of the era and preserves historical memory. However, in “The Third Cabaret” the music takes on a modern sound, and the words become the anthem for a new generation confronting a new war.
Running time: 2 hour
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
Running time: 2 hour
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
More projects
The Chorus is Perishing
A theatrical production of the play by Esther Bol [Asia Voloshina]
The central inquiry of the play revolves around the possibility of retaining one's humanity in any circumstance. The text incorporates documentary elements, drawing from authentic accounts of the First World War soldiers as documented in Sofya Fedorchenko's book "People at War".
Running time: 120 min.
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
The central inquiry of the play revolves around the possibility of retaining one's humanity in any circumstance. The text incorporates documentary elements, drawing from authentic accounts of the First World War soldiers as documented in Sofya Fedorchenko's book "People at War".
Running time: 120 min.
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
The Party Queen
A site-specific performance presented at the independent theatre festival in Acre, inspired by Alexander Kuprin's novel "Gambrinus." Transforming it into a promenade, the narrative follows the journey of a young musician, guiding the audience through the path of wars, repressions, and revolutions, ultimately leading to profound hope.
The story conveys the idea that even in the depths of hell, humanity can endure, and beautiful music can resonate.
Running time: 2 hour
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020
The story conveys the idea that even in the depths of hell, humanity can endure, and beautiful music can resonate.
Running time: 2 hour
Suitable for ages: 18+
Premiere: October 2020