The 'Make Me French' cabaret show, coming to Rehoboth Beach on July 26, promises to be a delightful and unique performance. This event, part of the Clear Space Theatre Company's Summer Cabaret Series, features singer-storyteller Matthew Rosenstein, who takes the audience on a whimsical journey of self-discovery and cultural exploration. Through a blend of storytelling and music, Rosenstein presents a funny and heartfelt narrative as 'a bagel who dreamed of being a croissant'.
In this show, Rosenstein delves into the complexities of his suburban teenage years in the 1990s, where he yearned for a more sophisticated and intriguing life. His quest leads him to Paris, where he encounters a myriad of hilarious lessons and experiences. The performance offers a captivating exploration of cultural differences, answering burning questions like 'Why do French people not get fat?', 'Are they rude?', and 'Do they hate Americans?'.
The show is a testament to Rosenstein's talent, as he performs with a three-piece band and backup singers, delivering a dynamic and engaging performance. Directed by Robbie Rozelle and with music direction and arrangements by Michael Cuschieri, the production promises to be a memorable and entertaining experience. The event is set to take place at 20 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach, on Sunday, July 26, at 5 p.m., offering a unique opportunity for audiences to immerse themselves in this captivating cabaret show.
