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Tag Archives: Michael Lahr von Leitis
DANCE ON THE VOLCANO – a Revue
Last Thursday I had the privilege and pleasure to perform in “Dance on the Volcano“, a revue covering the tumultuous years of the Weimar Republic, the short time of democracy in Germany between the end of World War One and … Continue reading →
Posted in Beginnings, LGBTQ Alphabet Soup, Literary Lyricism, Live! On Stage, Melodies Linger On, Notes in the News
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Tagged Alfred Döblin, art, Berlin, Berlin im Licht, Berliner Luft, Bertolt Brecht, Cabaret, Catherine Gayer, Elysium, Erich Mühsam, Erwin Piscator, Frau Luna, Georg Grosz, Gergorij von Leitis, Germany, Italy, Jeannie Im, Klaus Mann, Kurt Weill, Leo Baeck Institute, Marlene Dietrich, Michael Lahr von Leitis, Michael Protacio, operetta, Paul Lincke, Samuel Kardos, Teresa Stratas, Valeska Gert, Weimar Republic
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Performing at the Piscator Awards
Michael Lahr von Leitis presenting Cole Escola with the Piscator Award I had the pleasure and privilege of performing October 23 at the Piscator Awards, a dinner and fundraiser at the swanky Upper East Side Lotos Club benefitting the arts … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alles Schwindel, Award, Between Two Continents, Cabaret, camp, Cole Escola, dinner, Doug Wright, Elysium, Gregorij H. von Leitis, John Early, Lotos Club, Marcellus Schiffer, Michael Lahr von Leitis, Nazis, Ode to Joy, Piscator, politics, Schiller, Schubert, Spolinsky, Weill
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