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BLOG TAG: webster hall

Monday, May 5, 2008 7:54PM
 
No moral turpitude at Pen Cabaret
Tags: moral turpitude, yodels, spade, Bosnia, Hamlet, Bill T. Jones, Dylan Thomas, Webster Hall, debauched life, Dandy in the Underworld, ironic, avatar, duet.
 
Cabaret is coming back. Not only the Pen Cabaret, the highlight of the Pen World Voices Festival, but cabaret is coming back all over town. Cabaret is not pretentious, cabaret is fun, cabaret is sophisticated, and the line-up at this year Pen Cabaret was impressive – half of them had won McArthur genius grants! One of the participants, Sebastian Horsley couldn’t even make it to New York, as the US immigration services refused him a visa on ground of “moral turpitude” on account of his dandyish and debauched life. So we didn’t get to see and hear him “recount his personal crucifixion or other hilarious episodes from his new memoir Dandy in the Underworld.” The other European performers who did make it to Webster Hall...
 
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