Norbert Schultze
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![]() Date of Birth:
November 26, 1911
Date of Death:
October 15, 2002 (90)
Birth Place: Braunschweig, GERMANY
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by Barry Lenny - Jun 24, 2021
He had the audience in the palm of his hand.

by Barry Lenny - Jun 10, 2019
It was all too quickly over, but the audience would have stayed all night.

by Jose German Martinez Paneque - Oct 25, 2017
El proximo 29 de octubre a las 20.00 tendra lugar en el Teatro Real de Madrid LTIMO TANGO EN BERL N, un concierto en que Ute Lemper ofrecer un repertorio muy suyo.
by Victoria Ordin - Sep 19, 2016
'Without Dietrich, there would have been no Madonna...and no Gaga,' Janice Hall announced at the outset of her brilliant revival of GRAND ILLUSIONS: THE MUSIC OF MARLENE DIETRICH, the most recent installment of Stephen Hanks' New York Cabaret's Greatest Hits. Co-produced by Father Jeffrey R. Hamblin and flawlessly directed by Peter Napolitano, Hall's show---for which the former opera singer won both MAC and Bistro awards in 2011 and 2012, respectively---seamlessly weaves together the music and life of the enigmatic movie star and international cabaret sensation whose greatest creation, in Hall's words, 'was herself.'
by Alix Cohen - Oct 17, 2015
On the second night of this year's 26th Annual Cabaret Convention, Jeff Harnar and Andrea Marcovicci hosted A Sentimental Journey: World War II Songs, inspired by Marcovicci's memorable Oak Room at The Algonquin show, I'll Be Seeing You--Love Songs of World War II. (The CD is highly recommended.) As always with this pair's Convention contribution, the show was a treat in part because of its singular glamour. Much of our audience was exceptionally familiar with and nostalgic about these songs. A few had to be politely quieted for singing along, more than a few took each other's hands. It seems I've heard that song before . . . the co-hosts begin, warming the room.
by Barry Lenny - Sep 25, 2013
Ute Lemper first visited Australia two decades ago and, for her 20th Anniversary tour, she has brought something new, a set of songs that she has composed in collaboration with Argentinean bandoneonist, Marcelo Nisinman, setting the love poems of Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda