caBARET 101
a 3-day introductory workshop to the art of cabaret
Do you like to perform? Do you like to sing? Do you feel it's time for you to tell your own story on stage rather than someone else's? If so, the art of cabaret may be for you! The goal of the cabaret artist is to find songs and tell a story that no one else can. While cabaret shows traditionally involve songs from the Great American Songbook of the 1920s to 1960s – cabaret is genre-agnostic. A cabaret artist may successfully create a show that employs country, rock, pop, soul, blues, jazz, hip hop, or any other style of music as long as the lyrics serve the story they intend to tell.
If this sounds appealing to you, please join cabaret artists Ken Haller and Beverly Brennan and music director Stephen Schermitzler for Cabaret 101 presented by the Black Tulip Chorale, a three-week introductory cabaret workshop coming up Jan. 23, 30, and Feb. 6, 2027 with a Student Showcase at the Blue Strawberry. Click the image below to register. Only EIGHT spots are available, so register today!
If this sounds appealing to you, please join cabaret artists Ken Haller and Beverly Brennan and music director Stephen Schermitzler for Cabaret 101 presented by the Black Tulip Chorale, a three-week introductory cabaret workshop coming up Jan. 23, 30, and Feb. 6, 2027 with a Student Showcase at the Blue Strawberry. Click the image below to register. Only EIGHT spots are available, so register today!
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The mission of the Black Tulip Chorale is to advocate for social consciousness through excellence in the performance of choral music, while providing an affirming environment for all, regardless of expression, gender, identity, or orientation.
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