An homage to Berlin in the 1920s and 30s and its cabaret-scene. Joaquín La Habana displays his unique show talent as a voice-acrobat between baritone and soprano as well as a quick-change artist: men and woman in one. An energetic music spectrum between Spanish Paso Dobles and gay pop songs of those days.
When: 14.02.14
9 pm @TEDDY AWARD Gala
Where: Komische Oper Berlin
Ticket Hotline: Tel.: +49-(0)30-4799 7474
Katharina Lebedew seduces audiences with unrestrained and playful handstand acrobatics. This dancer from Kazakhstan made her mark in acrobatic gymnastics from 2001 to 2006 – among other things as multiple Berlin and German champion in women’s group and women’s hand-balance, as well as at international competitions. In the field of art, she has performed in the show Versus at Berlin’s Chamäleon Theater and has been part of the creative pool BASE Berlin ever since. Katharina Lebedew offers the finest in body art.
When: 14.02.14
11 pm @TEDDY AWARD After Show Lounge
Where: Komische Oper Berlin
Ticket Hotline: Tel.: +49-(0)30-4799 7474
David Pereira‘s acrobatics took the varieté houses of Germany by storm. His impassioned performances in the air and on the ground combine physicality, dance, acrobatics and passion in a perfect Gesamtkunstwerk. Already at the age of 19, he got the idea to create his own show: “David Pereira’s Trip” became an institution at the Wintergarten in Berlin and has travelled to places like the Melbourne Art Center in Australia.
When: 14.02.14
9 pm @TEDDY AWARD Gala
Where: Komische Oper Berlin
Ticket Hotline: Tel.: +49-(0)30-4799 7474
Jack Woodhead is a reincarnation of the cabaret in modern attire. His own show “Fish and Whips” is one of Berlin’s burlesque comedy must-see events. With flawless piano playing and grandiose singing, he always manages to walk the fine line between loud, funny, trashy tones and calm poetics.
When: 14.02.14
9 pm @TEDDY AWARD Gala
Where: Komische Oper Berlin
Ticket Hotline: Tel.: +49-(0)30-4799 7474
He bends his body into virtually impossible positions: South African Jade Lee Petersen is one of the few male contortionists. He was discovered by the art pool BASE BERLIN, the first to bring him to Germany. In Berlin, he developed a rococo rock contortion performance with varieté producers Markus Pabst and Pierre Caesar. Before the audience’s eyes, multi-faceted images emerge between the person and his costume. The superlatively heterogenous elements of style blend together into a single unit, into the fascinating lines of a being effectively androgynous.
When: 14.02.14
9 pm @TEDDY AWARD Gala
Where: Komische Oper Berlin
Ticket Hotline: Tel.: +49-(0)30-4799 7474
