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"Devastating, but--if
this makes any sense--
in a good way."
-Esther Friesner
Author

 

"Excellent one-man show. This musical transported to Germany in the 30s. I recommended it to four friends who all loved it. "

— R.R.

Theatre Extras

"Palmer delivers a heart-felt nuanced performance that illuminates
the tragedy in haunting
detail"
-Patrick Christiano
Theater Life

"Chanteuse is a profoundly disturbing, impactful,
and personal view of one of the darkest times in
human history – a
time that must always be remembered,
no matter how painful, to ensure
that it never happens again.
Kudos to Alan Palmer for
keeping those memories of
the LGBTQ+ community
alive and resonating
now."
-DCTheatreArts

“Awe inspiring! completely moving!”

-San Francisco Queer Solo

"A must see. Alan Palmer and the whole team have created a world that brings the Holocaust into a very personal journey

that, quite frankly, I never considered

on such a

one-on-one level.

Compelling and heart

wrenching.

Go. See. It."

-Sue Howell

Richmond News

"Palmer wrote the show’s factually detailed
and narratively forceful book which
concisely dramatizes this not often
chronicled chapter of the Holocaust.
Palmer’s witty and stinging
lyrics combined with composer
David Legg’s enchanting music
yield a pleasing and
authentic Weimer-esque
score."
-TheaterScene.org

“The applause was not for the experience we had all just shared. The applause was not for the message we were

processing. The applause was

for the messenger, and the

brilliant and unpretentious

way he delivered

that harsh

message.”

-Julinda D. Lewis

 RVArt Review

Alan Palmer commands the stageh and makes the character come alive.
-Mark Savitt
Hi! Drama

REVIEWS

"Chanteuse at RTP is a must see. Alan Palmer and the whole team have created a world that brings the Holocaust into a very personal journey that, quite frankly, I never considered on such a one on one level. Compelling and heart wrenching. Go. See. It."

 

-Sue Howells 

“Awe inspiring! completely moving!”

-San Francisco Queer Solo

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