05/04/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Liberation 75 Toronto, Canada

OPENING CONCERT

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, the concert now commemorates the 75th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust and sends out a message of hope for peace among the nations.

Under the patronage of the German Consulate General in Toronto.

Adrienne Haan (Musical Direction and Script)

Heinz Walter Florin (grand piano)

Accompanied by the Diplomatic String Quartet Berlin.

Matthias Hummel (1st violin)
Felix Klein (2nd violin)
Ernst Herzog (viola)
Ariane Spiegel (cello)

Interviews with Adrienne Haan and Dr. Felix Klein, Antisemitism Commissioner of the German Federal Government

This is an ONLINE event that can be live streamed from anywhere in the world.

The concert was video taped at the Chamber Music Hall at the Beethoven House in Bonn, Germany.

www.liberation75.org

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06/23/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Stadttheater Fürth, Germany

Within the German-Jewish Year 2021: 1700 Years Jewish Life in German Lands

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, the concert now commemorates the 75th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust and sends out a message of hope for peace among the nations.

The opening speech is delivered by the Antisemitism Commissioner of the German Federal Government, Dr. Felix Klein who is part of the quartet.

Adrienne Haan (Musical Direction and Script)

Benjamin Schaefer (piano)

Accompanied by the Diplomatic String Quartet Berlin

Matthias Hummel (1st violin)
Felix Klein (2nd violin)
Ernst Herzog (viola)
Petra Kießling (cello)

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07/29/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Symphony Orchestra of Nuremberg, Germany

In cooperation with the Jewish Community in Nuremberg to celebrate the German Jewish Year 2021, 1700 years Jewish life in Germany.

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, the concert sends out a message of hope for peace among the nations.

Adrienne Haan (Vocal, Script)

Heinz Walter Florin (MD)

Accompanied by the Symphonic Orchestra of Nuremberg.

Limited access, hygiene measures due to Corona virus a must.
Details will follow.

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08/01/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Symphony Orchestra of Nuremberg, Germany

In cooperation with the Jewish Community in Nuremberg to celebrate the German Jewish Year 2021, 1700 years Jewish life in Germany.

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, the concert sends out a message of hope for peace among the nations.

Adrienne Haan (Vocal, Script)

Heinz Walter Florin (MD)

Accompanied by the Symphonic Orchestra of Nuremberg.

Limited access, hygiene measures due to Corona virus a must.
Details will follow.

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10/07/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Orchestra Of The Americas, Asunción, Paraguay

As part of 1700 Years Jewish Life in German-Speaking Lands (321-2021)

Supported by the German Embassy in Asuncíon
Sponsored by the Goethe Zentrum in Asunción

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, this soirée sets a sign of hope for peace among the nations.

Details will follow.

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10/13/2021 | ONE WORLD (a multi lingual feast of international music in 11 languages)

The Triad Theatre NYC

Chanteuse Internationale Adrienne Haan who is artist-in-residence at the Triad Theatre NYC, is happy to present her ONE WORLD show for the first time in NYC. The whole world has suffered in the past year and this pandemic has shown that we are all in this together. Hence we are celebrating life around the world in 11 languages. This show is based on her ONE WORLD project that she founded with her musical partner Walter Florin with whom she premiered at Carnegie Hall in 2015. They have created virtual performances for comfort in several languages during the pandemic that can be found on YouTube.
Haan has just returned from her European tour. Her career has taken her through the USA, Europe, Israel, Turkey, China, Australia, South America and South Africa where she performs a multilingual feast of music that has influenced her career. She continues to thrill audiences world-wide as well as in NY and is happy to share her multilingual feast of international music with New Yorkers at her home base, the Triad Theater. This show includes songs in English, German, Luxembourgish, Swedish, French, Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, Yiddish, Turkish and Mandarin! An absolute must-see.

Here is the brand new review by Cabaret Scenes (reviewed on August 17): https://cabaretscenes.org/2021/08/20/adrienne-haan-one-world/?fbclid=IwAR2HS9-7mMJ_LmRk30Okky-7vWFaEIPBwmA4qjee_Yz2qR40OCgxnEzK60I

Other reviews:

“Fascinating!” (Le Monde, Paris)
“Haan is the first lady of cabaret!” (Wolf Entertainment Guide)
“Haan is a star on the rise and an entertainer of the highest caliber.” (The Huffington Post)
“A must-see! There is no other show out there quite like it. Haan truly is a bridge- builder and funny as hell!” (Cabaret Scenes)
This is a hilarious and entertaining evening. Good laughs are guaranteed.

With Richard Danley (MD) on piano and Mike Campenni on drums.
Produced by Peter Martin and Joseph Barry.

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10/16/2021 | Between Fire&Ice

Pianoforte, Chicago

As part of 1700 Years of Jewish Life in German Speaking Lands (321-2021)

Featuring MD Richard Danley on piano

A diabolical Weimar Berlin Cabaret depicting Berlin during the 1920s: A time of change, challenge, experiments and when traditions went down the drain. With the First World War lost and the Kaiser in exile, Germany began to experiment with a new form of government: the Weimar Republic is born and with it a nation longing for latitude. 
Come and celebrate the Golden Age, the dance on the volcano between the two World Wars, a time of creativity, art, music and culture, the women’s movement, and gay liberation. Haan re-lives this bodacious period probing the ties between feminist struggle and female glamour, taking you on an enchanting musical voyage through history.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfZrES2VMZs

Press quotes:

Haan is the First Lady of Cabaret! (Wolf Entertainment Guide)

Not your aunt’s feminism for sure! (The Huffington Post)

Her voice power and variety are second to none. Brava! (Berliner Morgenpost)

One of the best kept secrets in the world of intellectual solo entertainment. (Luxemburger Wort)

Ms. Haan mesmerized me throughout the whole show. Brilliant voice, provocative, heroic female persona, glamorous presence! (LIVELY-ARTS, NYC)

Powerful, emotive voice. (Theaterlife, NY)

A powerhouse entertainer who knows how to capture her audience. (Cabaret Scenes, NY)

With the kind support of the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Chicago.

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10/24/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Humanistisches Zentrum, Stuttgart, Germany

THIS CONCERT IS CANCELLED BY THE PROMOTER BY REASON OF SEVER ILLNESS

Tehorah (טהורה)

In the frame of the German-Jewish Year 2021: 1700 Years Jewish Life in German Lands

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains songs from Jewish composers and lyricists, sung in German, Yiddish and Hebrew. At the same time, Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, this soirée sets a sign of hope for peace among the nations.

With Benjamin Schaefer on piano.

The concert is at 4 pm. Free admission!

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10/31/2021 | Cabaret Français

Music Festival, Wiltz, Luxembourg

Haan, an effervescent and celebrated international entertainer, performs a divers and multilingual repertoire. Cited as “the first lady of cabaret” by Wolf Entertainment Guide and “New York’s most exciting cabaret star today” by the New York Concert Review, her performances have garnered numerous standing ovations, most notably at Carnegie Hall, Ravinia Festival, and concert halls around the world. A resident of New York City, Adrienne is artist-in-residence at the renowned Triad Theatre in NYC where she has enthusiastically been received by NY audiences for 5 years.

Her uniquely crafted Cabaret Français features classics by Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour and Jacques Brel, and introducing lesser known works such as 1920s and 1930s French chansons by German Jewish composer Kurt Weill and Austrian Jewish composer Walter Jurmann. It also includes contemporary pop-jazz songs originally performed by the French star Patricia Kaas and French Canadian singer Isabelle Boulay.

Cabaret Français is an entertaining and elegant soirée of the highest caliber. Distinctive interpretations of these classics were arranged to compliment her unique stage presence and vocal prowess.

With Benjamin Schaefer on piano.

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11/10/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Jewish Cultural Days (New Synagogue Berlin – Centrum Judaicum), Berlin, Germany

Within the German-Jewish Year 2021: 1700 Jewish Life in German Lands

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, the concert sends out a message of hope for peace among the nations.

The opening speech is delivered by the Antisemitism Commissioner of the German Federal Government, Dr. Felix Klein who is part of the quartet.

Adrienne Haan (Musical Direction and Script)

Benjamin Schaefer (piano)

Accompanied by the Diplomatic String Quartet

Matthias Hummel (1st violin)
Felix Klein (2nd violin)
Ernst Herzog (viola)
Petra Kießling (cello)

Details will follow.

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11/13/2021 | Metropolis Berlin (featuring the Luxembourg Military Big Band)

Schauspielhaus Bergneustadt/Krawinkelsaal, Germany

“An all-round entertainer of the highest calibre,” International chanteuse Adrienne Haan is one of Europe’s and America’s most electrifying stars and will be featured in a Joseph Barry Production, Voluptuous Weimar-A Tribute to Berlin’s Golden Age.  Haan’s performance celebrates the 100^th anniversary of the end of World War I and the beginning of the Weimar Republic with musical selections that characterize Berlin during the 1920’s and early 30’s as a time of change.  The program under the musical direction of  pianist Richard Danley includes Spoliansky’s, It’s All a Swindle, Hollaender’s Falling in Love Again, Berlin’s Puttin’ on the Ritz and Porter’s Night and Day. Ms. Haan will perform with the Luxembourg Military Big Band.

Haan captivates as she brings to life a Germany suffering from the aftermath of the First World War, with its Kaiser in exile, and beginning to experiment with a new form of government: the Weimar Republic is born and with it a nation longing for latitude. It’s Germany’s Golden Age, the dance on the volcano between the two World Wars, a time of creativity, art, music and culture, of Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera, the making of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, the discovery of Marlene Dietrich starring as the naughty Lola in Joseph von Sternberg’s Blue Angel. It’s also the time of Josephine Baker and her Charleston music; and the great American swing and jazz that transformed Berlin and other large German cities. Haan re-lives this bodacious period combining all these genres taking you on an enchanting musical voyage through history.

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11/14/2021 | Metropolis Berlin (featuring the Luxembourg Military Big Band)

Music Festival Bissen, Luxembourg

“An all-round entertainer of the highest calibre,” International chanteuse Adrienne Haan is one of Europe’s and America’s most electrifying stars and will be featured in a Joseph Barry Production, Voluptuous Weimar-A Tribute to Berlin’s Golden Age.  Haan’s performance celebrates the 100^th anniversary of the end of World War I and the beginning of the Weimar Republic with musical selections that characterize Berlin during the 1920’s and early 30’s as a time of change.  The program under the musical direction of  pianist Richard Danley includes Spoliansky’s, It’s All a Swindle, Hollaender’s Falling in Love Again, Berlin’s Puttin’ on the Ritz and Porter’s Night and Day. Ms. Haan will perform with the Luxembourg Military Big Band.

Haan captivates as she brings to life a Germany suffering from the aftermath of the First World War, with its Kaiser in exile, and beginning to experiment with a new form of government: the Weimar Republic is born and with it a nation longing for latitude. It’s Germany’s Golden Age, the dance on the volcano between the two World Wars, a time of creativity, art, music and culture, of Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera, the making of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, the discovery of Marlene Dietrich starring as the naughty Lola in Joseph von Sternberg’s Blue Angel. It’s also the time of Josephine Baker and her Charleston music; and the great American swing and jazz that transformed Berlin and other large German cities. Haan re-lives this bodacious period combining all these genres taking you on an enchanting musical voyage through history.

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11/18/2021 | Tehorah (טהורה)

Stadthalle Olpe, Germany

Tehorah, which means “pure” in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical story about war, loss, hope, love and forgiveness. The soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and lyricists; but at the same time Tehorah a historical-poetic portrait. First performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, this soirée sets a sign of hope for peace among the peoples.

With Benjamin Schaefer on piano, Maurice Maurer on violin I, Christoph König on violin II, Albrecht Maurer on viola, Tobias Sykora on cello.

Show time is 8 pm.

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11/21/2021 | Metropolis Berlin (featuring the Luxembourg Military Big Band)

Senftöpfchen, Cologne, Germany

“An all-round entertainer of the highest calibre,” International chanteuse Adrienne Haan is one of Europe’s and America’s most electrifying stars and will be featured in a Joseph Barry Production, Voluptuous Weimar-A Tribute to Berlin’s Golden Age.  Haan’s performance celebrates the 100^th anniversary of the end of World War I and the beginning of the Weimar Republic with musical selections that characterize Berlin during the 1920’s and early 30’s as a time of change.  The program under the musical direction of  pianist Richard Danley includes Spoliansky’s, It’s All a Swindle, Hollaender’s Falling in Love Again, Berlin’s Puttin’ on the Ritz and Porter’s Night and Day. Ms. Haan will perform with the Luxembourg Military Big Band.

Haan captivates as she brings to life a Germany suffering from the aftermath of the First World War, with its Kaiser in exile, and beginning to experiment with a new form of government: the Weimar Republic is born and with it a nation longing for latitude. It’s Germany’s Golden Age, the dance on the volcano between the two World Wars, a time of creativity, art, music and culture, of Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera, the making of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, the discovery of Marlene Dietrich starring as the naughty Lola in Joseph von Sternberg’s Blue Angel. It’s also the time of Josephine Baker and her Charleston music; and the great American swing and jazz that transformed Berlin and other large German cities. Haan re-lives this bodacious period combining all these genres taking you on an enchanting musical voyage through history.

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12/04/2021 | White Christmas At The Triad II

The Triad Theatre NYC

White Christmas at the Triad – A Tribute To The Life and Music Of Irving Berlin

“The chemistry between the two artists was thrilling as they seemed to be sharing silent jokes even as they sang beautifully together!” (Cabaret Scenes)

“Ms. Haan and Mr. Shatto showed charming chemistry with each other, and distributed quite evenly through the duos were solos for each of them.” (New York Concert Review)

“Haan and Shatto prove to be one smart team.” (Theatre Pizzazz)

“Haan and Shatto are the talk of town and one brilliant match.” (Wolf Entertainment Guide)

Featuring Adrienne Haan and Bart Shatto
With Richard Danley as Music Director
Directed by Adrienne Haan 
Script and original idea by Laurence Pierron
Choreography by Melanie LaPatin
Produced by Peter Martin, Joseph Barry and Laurence Pierron

This season’s White Christmas At The Triad is returning with a big bang, featuring international award winning chanteuse Adrienne Haan and Broadway and concert star Bart Shatto.
Written by Laurence Pierron, White Christmas At The Triad tells the life story of great American composer Irving Berlin and his close relation to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Combining their talents, Adrienne Haan and Bart Shatto are presenting some of the most beautiful (Christmas) songs as well as lesser known oeuvres of the fabulous American composer.

This year marks the 80th anniversary since the song “White Christmas” was written, as well as the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor which caused the USA to join WWII and Irving Berlin to write the musical “This is the Army”. The songs in this show are contained in a smartly written script, celebrating this year’s festive season.

”I’m dreaming of a white Christmas…!”

See also: http://www.bartshatto.com/home.

2-drink minimum.

Running time: 90 minutes without an intermission.

By law, all eligible patrons are required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon arrival at the theater. Lack of proof will result in denial of entry with no refund.

This is a 2 pm matinée

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12/07/2021 | White Christmas At The Triad II

The Triad Theatre NYC

White Christmas at the Triad – A Tribute To The Life and Music Of Irving Berlin

“The chemistry between the two artists was thrilling as they seemed to be sharing silent jokes even as they sang beautifully together!” (Cabaret Scenes)

“Ms. Haan and Mr. Shatto showed charming chemistry with each other, and distributed quite evenly through the duos were solos for each of them.” (New York Concert Review)

“Haan and Shatto prove to be one smart team.” (Theatre Pizzazz)

“Haan and Shatto are the talk of town and one brilliant match.” (Wolf Entertainment Guide)

Featuring Adrienne Haan and Bart Shatto
With Richard Danley as Music Director
Directed by Adrienne Haan 
Script and original idea by Laurence Pierron
Choreography by Melanie LaPatin
Produced by Peter Martin, Joseph Barry and Laurence Pierron

This season’s White Christmas At The Triad is returning with a big bang, featuring international award winning chanteuse Adrienne Haan and Broadway and concert star Bart Shatto.
Written by Laurence Pierron, White Christmas At The Triad tells the life story of great American composer Irving Berlin and his close relation to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Combining their talents, Adrienne Haan and Bart Shatto are presenting some of the most beautiful (Christmas) songs as well as lesser known oeuvres of the fabulous American composer.

This year marks the 80th anniversary since the song “White Christmas” was written, as well as the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor which caused the USA to join WWII and Irving Berlin to write the musical “This is the Army”. The songs in this show are contained in a smartly written script, celebrating this year’s festive season.

”I’m dreaming of a white Christmas…!”

See also: http://www.bartshatto.com/home.

2-drink minimum.

Running time: 90 minutes without an intermission.

By law, all eligible patrons are required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon arrival at the theater. Lack of proof will result in denial of entry with no refund

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12/09/2021 | White Christmas – A Tribute to the Life and Music of Irving Berlin

The Embassy of Luxembourg in Washington DC

White Christmas at the Embassy – A Tribute To The Life and Music Of Irving Berlin

“The chemistry between the two artists was thrilling as they seemed to be sharing silent jokes even as they sang beautifully together!” (Cabaret Scenes)

“Ms. Haan and Mr. Shatto showed charming chemistry with each other, and distributed quite evenly through the duos were solos for each of them.” (New York Concert Review)

“Haan and Shatto prove to be one smart team.” (Theatre Pizzazz)

“Haan and Shatto are the talk of town and one brilliant match.” (Wolf Entertainment Guide)

Featuring Adrienne Haan and Bart Shatto
With Richard Danley as Music Director
Directed by Adrienne Haan 
Script and original idea by Laurence Pierron
Choreography by Melanie LaPatin

This season’s White Christmas at the Embassy is premiering with a big bang, featuring international award winning chanteuse Adrienne Haan and Broadway and concert star Bart Shatto.
Written by Laurence Pierron, White Christmas at the Embassy tells the life story of great American composer Irving Berlin and his close relation to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Combining their talents, Adrienne Haan and Bart Shatto are presenting some of the most beautiful (Christmas) songs as well as lesser known oeuvres of the fabulous American composer. 

This year marks the 80th anniversary since the song “White Christmas” was written, as well as the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor which caused the USA to join WWII and Irving Berlin to write the musical “This is the Army”. The songs in this show are contained in a smartly written script, celebrating this year’s festive season.

”I’m dreaming of a white Christmas…!”

See also: http://www.bartshatto.com/home.

Running time: 90 minutes without an intermission.

By law, all eligible patrons are required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon arrival at the theater. Lack of proof will result in denial of entry with no refund.

Produced by the Embassy Series, unter patronage of the Ambassadoy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

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