Josephine Baker was the first African American international superstar and one of the most remarkable figures of the 20th century. In this multi-award-winning biographical cabaret that combines music, theatre, burlesque and dance, we follow Baker's incredible exploits that were groundbreaking for her time, and still incredible a century later.

Tymisha Harris stars in this dazzling retelling of her revolutionary life as a singer, movie star, WWII spy, civil rights activist, and so much more. Written by Tod Kimbo, Tymisha Harris and Michael Marinaccio and Directed by Michael Marinaccio, with additional direction and choreography by So You Think You Can Dance's Sean Cheesman.

Content Advisory: This content may be difficult for some people. We want to provide audiences with the information to care for their well-being and decide what is appropriate for themselves. The performance also features some burlesque with partial and tasteful nudity.