German & French Embassies, Luanda, Angola

To honor the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Élysée Treaty.

Under patronage of the German and French Ambassadors in Angola.

Chanteuse Internationale Adrienne Haan is probing the ties between 1920s German Cabaret Songs and the great French Chansons. This  show was written to honor the German French Friendship, sealed with the Élysée Treaty on Januar 22, 1963.
The idea of the European Union finds its core during the “seminal catastrophe” of the 20^th Century, the Great War (1914-18).  Adrienne Haan’s soirée Sans Frantières - Ohne Grenzen celebrates the strong ties between the two great nations through music and shows in her own emotional way that peace must be kept among the nations. 

With songs by Kurt Weill, Franz Wachsmann, Friedrich Hollaender, Mischa Spolianksy, Jacques Brel, Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour and Patricia Kaas.

Richard Danley is Music Director.

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Pantheon Bonn, Germany

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.

Haan premiers her tribute to The Great American Songbook at the Pantheon, an entertaining soirée of the highest caliber. Distinctive interpretations of these classics were arranged to compliment her unique stage presence and vocal prowess. Accompanied by a dynamic four piece swing band comprised of piano, bass, drums, and alto sax/clarinet, this energetic and lively production includes songs such as Adrienne’s special version of “Blue Skies,” a Sinatra Medley, her bossa nova rendition of “All or Nothing At All” as well as many other known and lesser known oeuvres of great American classics.

With Benjamin Schaefer on the piano.

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Conservatoire de Musique, Luxembourg

This concert describes Berlin during its Golden Age, the "roaring twenties”: The time of challenge and change with songs by Mischa Spoliansky, Friedrich Hollaender, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Louis Prima and many more. Germany’s capital is considered the ‘wild town’ in which creativity, art, music and culture are thriving. It’s the era of Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera, Fritz Lang's silent movie success "Metropolis", the discovery of Marlene Dietrich, portraying the role of the  "Naughty Lola" in Joseph von Sternberg's world hit "The Blue Angel". It is also the era of the Comedian Harmonists, Josephine Baker and her Charleston music, the Andrew Sisters as well as the American swing and jazz that are transforming Berlin and other major German cities from the old dust of the Kaiserreich to a modern metropolis. 

Haan combines all these genres and revives this exciting epoch by taking the audience on an enchantingly entertaining musical journey through music history. A high-speed show that won't keep the audience in their seats, but rather makes them want to sing and swing along.

Accompanied by the Military Big Band of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, under musical direction by Raoul Christophe.

This concert is under the patronage of the German Embassy in Luxembourg.

Organized by the Fondation du Judaïsme Luxembourgeois

In cooperation with 1700 Years of Jewish Life in German Speaking Lands, the Consistoire Israélite du Luxembourg, and the Musique militaire grand-ducale.

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Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, New York City

Tehorah which means "pure" in Hebrew, is a heartbreaking, promising musical journey about loss, hope, love and forgiveness. First performed at Weill Recital Hall in 2015, the concert now returns under patronage of the Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, Ambassador Gilad Erdan and Rabbi Arthur Schneier of Park East Synagogue to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the State of Israel. Written, directed and performed by Chanteuse Internationale Adrienne Haan, the soirée contains German, Yiddish and Hebrew songs that were composed and written exclusively by Jewish composers and librettists.Tehorah is a historical-poetic portrait that musically tells the story of the founding of Israel: From 1920s Weimar Berlin to the ghetto of Łódź all the way to the Promised Land.

Presented by Gail & Joseph Barry

The Mary Rodgers Room (Dramatist Guild), NYC

CAST BY PART: Alphabetical order                 

AVA: Adrienne Haan 

DOV:  William Michals

EINHORN: Michael Townsend Wright

HANNAH:  Brittany Baratz 

JOHANN  Joey Nasta

MISNER: Jon Weber

NARRATOR:  Danny Curtis

SERGEANT:  Mark Bogosian

STEFAN:  Kevin Bapp

PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Richard Hillman Public Relations

DIRECTOR: Lou Scapati 

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR: DANNY CURTIS 

MUSIC DIRECTOR: Richard Danley

STAGE MANAGER/VIDEO: Don Macleay

Readings are at 2 pm and 6 pm

For reservations email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The Mary Rodgers Room (Dramatist Guild), NYC

CAST BY PART: Alphabetical order                 

AVA: Adrienne Haan 

DOV:  William Michals

EINHORN: Michael Townsend Wright

HANNAH: Brittany Baratz 

JOHANN  Joey Nasta

MISNER: Jon Weber

NARRATOR:  Danny Curtis

SERGEANT:  Mark Bogosian

STEFAN:  Kevin Bapp

PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Richard Hillman Public Relations

DIRECTOR: Lou Scapati 

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR: DANNY CURTIS 

MUSIC DIRECTOR: Richard Danley

STAGE MANAGER/VIDEO: Don Macleay

Reading is at 2 pm

For reservations email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.