That Bastard Brecht

Treat yourself to a delightful dinner followed by a brilliant play.

Bertolt Brecht: genius or charlatan? The question is answered in a piece of pure Epic theatre featuring 15 new songs and choreography. The story is told through the eyes of Brecht’s most significant collaborator, Elizabeth Hauptmann who is now reputed to have written at least 80% of The Threepenny Opera. In her lifetime she was denied credit and reward. The setting is Berlin: Sin City during the vibrant decade of the Weimar Republic when Brecht and Kurt Weill were the enfants terrible on the cultural scene.

Warning: suitable for audience 16+ (strong language and sexual references).

Dinner Menu

Option 1

Entree: Seared tuna with pickled fennel, radish, pinenuts, coral lettuce, anchovy aioli and brioche croutes (GF option)
Main: Lamb rump sous-vide with new potatoes, summer beans, garlic confit, Middle Eastern spices and jus (GF)

Option 2

Entree: Pan-fried tofu with on Asian slaw with fresh ginger and mirin dressing (V)
Main: Eggplant parma on couscous with summer beans and garlic butter and Napoli sauce (V)

A glass of wine with each course/soft drinks included. Additional drinks are available at interlude. Cash only.