Cabaret was a significant part of German cultural life during the Weimar Republic
Erwin Piscator
A revolutionary German theatre director
Reinhardt
Unlike Piscator, Reinhardt didn’t use a political approach but rather focused on artistic innovation and theatrical spectacle
Christopher Isherwood
Isherwood described the rise of fascism, the struggles of ordinary people and the decline of the Weimar Republic in his work.
Christopher isherwood
Isherwood was also able to use social and political tensions as themes for his work
Josephine baker
By the time she performed in Weimar berlin, Baker was already popular due to her past work.
Josephine baker
Josephine was significant in Weimar Germany since the Weimar Republic was known for its vibrant cultural scene, making Berlin a hub for art and entertainment
Cabaret
Cabaret has flourished during the Weimar Republic and became a symbol of the cultural experimentation and liberalism of the era
Cabaret
Cabaret became a platform for political commentary, mocking the Weimar government
Cabaret
Both left wing and right wing of politics were targets of ridicule by the cabaret
