Berlin cabaret

Cabaret dancer Ludmilla Speranzewa, Berlin, 1926

Dita Von Teese

Germany emerged from the First World War broken and disillusioned. Defeat in the Great War heralded the end of the monarchy, with the Kaiser giving way to the Weimar Republic, named after the small German city that had once been a hotbed of both artistic and scientific progress. Before long,…

Jul 17, 2014 - Friday, August 8, 2014, Reynolda House Cinema Under the Stars presents "Cabaret" (1972). Bring your friends and dress ready to have a grand time! 1930s cabaret attire is strongly encouraged! Pin your ideas! Learn more at reynoldahouse.org This film is funded through a grant from The Adam Foundation. See more ideas about Cabaret, 1930s dress, Under the stars.

Anita Berber in one of her most famous choreographies, which she named "Cocaine", 1922. Berlin is a city of ghosts and one of the most alluring phantoms is Anita Berber, the high priestess of debauchery; she of the kohl black eyes and flaming red hair and vermillion lips. Immortalised by Otto Dix

Travel back to 1920s Berlin and the interwar period when art culture and sexual freedom in the city were all at their peak.

Berlin Cabaret 1920's

Broadway days in Caberet

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