Singing Into the Dark, 1933

Raven’s Feather Productions presents international performance artist Bremner Duthie in his one-man show, Singing Into the Dark, 1933.
The show offers a haunting glimpse into the end of the Weimar era before WWII. After the rise of Hitler, the Nazis attacked cultural workers and dragged performers to “re-education” camps. This one-man play is set in an imagined version of a kabarett, Berlin’s Eldorado Club, after Goering ordered the theatres to close. Alone in the ruins, one defiant actor attempts to perform the entire show.
In these tributes, he shows us that celebration and humor are also acts of resistance. Singing Into the Dark, 1933 demonstrates how important it is to fight oppression with both fury and laughter, rage and delight.
Duthie has been creating performance pieces that are an emotional collage of ideas and songs, and has performed across North America and Europe to critical praise.