The music is awesome. An accordion, a trumpet, and a piano. Conni & Clyde are overjoyed. They love each other. Yet there’s a war going on. Somewhere there’s always a war out there. Conni wants to have none of it. Read more...

Inspired by Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical novel “Goodbye to Berlin” and the essay “Watching Weimar Dance” by Kate Elswit, the show explores an amoral universe of intoxicating spectacle. Set in a liminal space that moves back and forth between the turbulent Germany Read more...

Inspired by Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical novel “Goodbye to Berlin” and the essay “Watching Weimar Dance” by Kate Elswit, the show explores an amoral universe of intoxicating spectacle. Set in a liminal space that moves back and forth between the turbulent Germany Read more...