Ernesto Tomasini - Selection of Work in Variety, Cabaret and Performance Art

Selection of Work in Variety, Cabaret and Performance Art

  • The LA Italian Revue (variety - 1984, USA)
  • The Victoria Series (cabaret - 1988/93, I)
  • Support for Nino Frassica (cabaret - 1991, I)
  • The Lenny Beige Show at the Regency Rooms (variety - 1998, UK)
  • The Amazing Tomasini at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow (cabaret - 2001, UK)
  • Stars Fall From Heaven at the Colourscape Festival (performance art - 2006, UK)
  • The History of Ecstasy (performance art - 2009, I)
  • Tomasini/Macabra Trans4Leben at the MILKandLEAD art gallery, London (performance art - 2011, UK)
  • Lascia o raddoppia? (performance art - 2011, UK)

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