LIZA GOES WEST (The Blowout Cabaret) Victoria Libertore

About This Show

Victoria Libertore will emcee (as Liza Minnelli) and curate one final, cabaret with old friends and many new friends!

FRIDAY, MAY 18TH:
Alexis Powell and Annie Sicherman, Bianca Dagga, Bitty Bamboo, Drae Campbell, Elsa Waithe, Maddy Mann & Lexi Miller, Reverend Raymond Nader and burlesque students!

SATURDAY, MAY 19TH:
Drae Campbell, Janessa Clark & Courtney Drasner, jazabel jade, Jz Bich, Maddy Mann, Molly “Equality” Dykeman (aka Andrea Alton), Reverend Raymond Nader, Shanaphylactic Shock, Tiny D and burlesque students!

A show like you’ve never seen before. Be prepared to laugh so hard that your face hurts – comedy, burlesque, music, dance, performance art and tons of heart!

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Victoria Libertore is a writer, actress, curator, emcee and teacher.  She has performed her work in such venues as BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Carolines on Broadway, Dixon Place, Joyce Soho and PS122 as well as in Boston, Montreal, Philadelphia, Provincetown, Toronto and Washington, D.C.  Libertore has curated dozens of artists and emceed cabarets as Liza Minnelli. She was active in an impov troupe for seven years. Libertore’s solo shows include My Journey of Decay, GIRL MEAT, No Need for Seduction and This is My Last Attempt at Fame.  Libertore was a Brooklyn Arts Exchange Theater Artist in Residence and a Humana Festival finalist. She has a BFA in theater from Otterbein University where she received a Young Alumni Award for Creative Achievement.  She is the 2016 recipient of the Doric Wilson Independent Playwright Award from the New York Innovative Theater Awards.  Her new solo, I Want to Die One Day After You, will premiere in New Dance Alliance’s Performance Mix Festival in June.  She is honored to once again be performing at Dixon Place.

Friday & Saturday, May 18 & 19, 2018 at 7pm

EARLYBIRD ( before 4/18)

$18

General Admission

$22 in advance

$25 at the door

Stu./Sen./idNYC

$18 in advance

$20 at the door

Estimated Runtime
120 minutes

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Credits

Photo credit

Sherley Camille Olopherne