Encroaching fascism and gender fluidity make for a timely revival with Cowardly Scarecrow.
Cowardly Scarecrow Theatre Company turns Chief O'Neill's Attic Bar into the Kit Kat Klub circa 1931 in its unrestrained musical adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's stories of Nazi-era Berlin, first created by Fred Ebb and John Kander. Marc Lewallen's and Brad Younts's collaborative design and direction borrow freely from previous revivals (particularly Sam Mendes's 1998 version), while reflecting our current cultural conversation on gender fluidity and sexual identity.…
Encroaching fascism and gender fluidity make for a timely revival with Cowardly Scarecrow.
Cowardly Scarecrow Theatre Company turns Chief O'Neill's Attic Bar into the Kit Kat Klub circa 1931 in its unrestrained musical adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's stories of Nazi-era Berlin, first created by Fred Ebb and John Kander. Marc Lewallen's and Brad Younts's collaborative design and direction borrow freely from previous revivals (particularly Sam Mendes's 1998 version), while reflecting our current cultural conversation on gender fluidity and sexual identity.…