27 June - 2 July 1983, Free Theatre, The Arts Centre
Article above, The Press, June 30 1983
The company's press release promised "to resuscitate the satirical cabaret as an up-to-date, lively and informal theatrical form." The evening was not noticeably up-to-date. A programme which contains songs by Wedekind, poems by Brecht and Prevert (both nicely atmospheric) and a (spoof) performance of Artaud's weird phantasmagoria, "The Jet of Blood," doesn't really provide the latest in topical entertainment.

Stage fare a hotchpotch
Richard Corballis, The Star, 28 June 1983

Reviews

The material presented had elements of meaning, dotted here and there but they were few and far between and clearly an error on the part of the direction.

'Kabernette' opens
Gerrit Bahlman, The Press, 28 June 1983