The Tiger Lillies

Written in reaction to the horrors of the First World War, Austrian satirist Karl Kraus wrote the play ‘The Last Days of Mankind’ - a condemnation of the events of that time. The narrative acutely depicts the ugly themes of a generation thrust into war that we have all become too familiar with over the century

Southbank Centre, London, UK

And for all the times that I have had the privilege of seeing The Tiger Lillies perform, certainly I couldn’t think of another venue that came closer to being a perfect match for their unique musical experience.

Soho Theatre, London, UK

It’s a twisted cabaret world that’s worth a visit but only the brave would remain, with frontman Martyn Jacques being the sole surviving original member.

The Tiger Lillies, known for their outlandish blend of music hall and circus cabaret were here to take on Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s classic poem, The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner.

Over 20 years, and more than as many albums, ita€™s a wonder that the inimitable marvel that is The Tiger Lillies are not more widely known. Or so one might believe. But with a cult following that stretches as far west as San Francisco and as east as Russia they have exposed the darker recesses of life with s