War'n Sie schon mal in mich verliebt?

Bernard Liebermann and Paul Heller bring the cabaret of the Weimar Republic onto the stage with esprit, vocal force and a wink — the songs and the sharpness of the wild twenties, in the town whose name that republic borrowed. It is worth knowing where you are sitting while you listen: the constitution was voted through in the National Theatre, in this same small centre, and the cabaret this evening resurrects was, within a decade and a half, one of the first things the next regime shut down.