Berlin's Nightlife History Tour: From Marlene Dietrich to Seeed
The touring show "Berlin, du coole Sau" celebrates 100 years of Berlin's club culture, from the 1920s to today. The production, featuring travesty artist Edith Zabel as toilet attendant Adele, has already seen 60 performances, mostly in Berlin, with some festival guest appearances. Now, The Capital Dance Orchestras, with singers Sharon Brauner and Meta Hüper, will tour Germany starting in October. Brauner also wrote and directed the show, while Hüper handles musical direction. The performance spans Berlin's nightlife from the Luna Park to Berghain, including the darker periods of the city's history. A quote from Bertolt Brecht, calling Berlin Sodom and Gomorrah, serves as a clear statement for the show, reflecting the drive of Berlin's people over a century. The show's range is encapsulated in the phrase "From swing to Loveparade, from Marlene Dietrich to Seeed."
Key facts
- The show 'Berlin, du coole Sau' tours Germany starting in October.
- It covers 100 years of Berlin's club culture, from the 1920s to today.
- Travesty artist Edith Zabel plays toilet attendant Adele.
- The Capital Dance Orchestras features singers Sharon Brauner and Meta Hüper.
- Sharon Brauner wrote and directed the show; Meta Hüper is musical director.
- The show has already had 60 performances, mostly in Berlin.
- It includes venues from Luna Park to Berghain.
- Bertolt Brecht's quote about Berlin as Sodom and Gomorrah is used.
Entities
Artists
- Edith Zabel
- Sharon Brauner
- Meta Hüper
- Bertolt Brecht
- Marlene Dietrich
- Seeed
Institutions
- The Capital Dance Orchestras
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany