Succulent Circus Icelandic Cabaret
Gógó kicks off the night by explaining what “succulent” really means: something delicious, juicy, and enticing – and the performers deliver on that promise from start to finish.
Gógó kicks off the night by explaining what “succulent” really means: something delicious, juicy, and enticing – and the performers deliver on that promise from start to finish.
It was a lovely surprise and added yet another unexpected layer to an already wonderfully varied evening.
The show itself uses therapy as a frame narrative for loosely-connected interludes of songs, burlesque, and unhinged friendship, as our performers share their struggles and bare their…souls.
In contemporary performing arts, we often see artistic genres collide and mix. Theater can combine with music, or dance with circus, among other creative blends. This element is present in…
This two-hander cabaret interspersed solo sets of original music with rounds of collaborative storytelling and comedy, creating a high-energy space of exploration and experimentation.
The Estonian theatre scene has recently seen an influx of World War II and Jewish-themed plays, and Cabaret, directed by Anna Karin Hirdwall, adds to this lineup. Staged at the…
From the outset, the atmosphere was thrilling and intimate, and Ling’s role as both host and entertainer provided an excellent frame for the performances to follow.
With fresh dill in hand and a pack of direct-from-the-farm sour cream, we’ve launched our platform — Sour Cream and Dill, an English review site for shows and events all…