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Inside the performance
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Berlin in Lights is a distinctive program presented by the PostClassical Ensemble (PCE), delivering immersive explorations of 1920s Berlin cabaret, jazz, and radical theater. Directed by Angel Gil-Ordoñez and curated with Drew Lichtenberg, this project spotlights works by Kurt Weill, Hanns Eisler, Mischa Spoliansky, and allied composers, performed by eminent artists such as soprano Melissa Wimbish.
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As part of PCE's 2025-26 season, Berlin in Lights blends historical repertoire with contemporary storytelling, creating a cross-disciplinary experience that resonates with modern audiences while honoring a pivotal era in music and theater. The ensemble has earned notable recognition, including major grants and residencies that support innovative programming.
The live experience
What reaches the room
Upcoming events include a performance on March 11, 2026, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Terrace Theater) in Washington, DC. This date marks another opportunity to experience this immersive, salon-style program in a setting renowned for presenting bold, genre-defying work.
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Whether you’re a longtime fan of Weill and Eisler or new to this genre-blending approach, Berlin in Lights invites you to secure your seats and engage with a fresh take on a historical era—delivered through the meticulous curation and artistic direction that PCE is known for.
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
Key details to know: Berlin in Lights centers on 1920s Berlin cabaret and its radical theater currents, performed within a framework that emphasizes storytelling, dramaturgy, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. While Berlin in Lights is presented under the PostClassical Ensemble umbrella, the program brings together celebrated performers and expert curators to deliver an intimate, historically informed concert experience.
The live experience
What reaches the room
For updates and official information, follow the PostClassical Ensemble website and related pages, which provide program notes, artist bios, and performance contexts. If you’re planning ahead, consider reserving your tickets early for marquee venues like the Kennedy Center, where this program surfaces as part of a broader season celebrating innovative music and theater.
The essentials
Key details to know: Berlin in Lights centers on 1920s Berlin cabaret and its radical theater currents, performed within a framework that emphasizes storytelling, dramaturgy, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. While Berlin in Lights is presented under the PostClassical Ensemble umbrella, the program brings together celebrated performers and expert curators to deliver an intimate, historically informed concert experience.
For updates and official information, follow the PostClassical Ensemble website and related pages, which provide program notes, artist bios, and performance contexts. If you’re planning ahead, consider reserving your tickets early for marquee venues like the Kennedy Center, where this program surfaces as part of a broader season celebrating innovative music and theater.
Social media and external links: you can explore official PCE resources and artist bios through their site and partner pages. Note: Berlin in Lights information is published on PostClassical Ensemble’s site; public social handles may not be listed on the official pages, so we direct you to the primary sources for the most accurate details.
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