LAVENDER SONGS

a Queer Weimar Berlin Kabarett

starring Jeremy Lawrence as “Tante Fritzi”

Music Direction by Dan Furman

Tante Fritzi, the OG childless cat lady strikes back with her irresistible irreverence

Still dancing on a volcano, singing songs from the past just in time for today

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There is a $20 minimum per person (food or beverage).

Tickets online are $20. Tickets at the door, if available, are $25 (Cash Only).

The house opens at 6:00pm for food and beverage service. Please join us for dinner.

Seating is first come first served. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY.

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“Intimate, illuminating, and surprisingly moving.”— Time Out

“A thrilling reminder of the power and strength of cabaret at its best.”— BistroAwards.com

“A perfect time for this kind of entertainment.”— Jewish Standard

“Lawrence’s superb performance in this bold production is simultaneously entertaining and chilling.”— TheatreScene.net

Jeremy Lawrence (Performer/English Lyrics/Additional Material.

A professional actor for 50 years on stage film and television (most recently: The Good Fight, Poker Face, As Good As It Gets ), Jeremy has worked with the material of the Weimar cabarets since 1991 when he created Cabaret Verboten which has been performed around the country , in London and Sweden. His English lyrics of these songs have been recorded by Ute Lemper among others and have been published in The Franz Waxman Collection.

Dan Furman (musical director)

He is founder of Brooklyn Tavern Theater, which puts on original musicals in taverns in Brooklyn and beyond. He is composer/lyricist/bookwriter of “Impossible But True,” “Joe Hill Revival” and composer and lyricist for “Ybor City” (with Anita Gonzalez, bookwriter) and Sign In the Six O’Clock Sky (with bookwriter Arnold Schulman). Dan’s newest show, “Walls and Windows” (with additional lyrics by Kristin Maloney) recently premiered at Brooklyn Art Haus in Williamsburg. (www.danfurman.com, www.brooklyntaverntheater.