The Impudent Muse

Seductive cabaret creatures Die Freche Muse present a new themed night that's even more dedicated to 1920s Berlin, The Impudent Muse. Yes, it's 'cockier' than ever, with a much bigger setting (opulent club Adam Street fits in around 400 people) and a daring cabaret bill, including dark, brooding vignettes from Theatre Lab Company, burlesque from performers Marianne Cheesecake and her homage to Josephine Baker and Billie Rae and live music from Dixie Ticklers, fuelling the Weimar-era antics. DJ Swingin' Dickie spins till late. The crowd, though not snobbish, really go for their outfits here: think anything from the Topshop imitation flapper dresses to true vintage ballgowns from the '30s, or else Theda Bara, Louise Brooks, Anita Berber, early Chanel, Marlene Dietrich, The Great Gatesby, Brideshead…