An Evening with Josephine Baker
Dennenesch Zoudé on International Women's Day
Ringelnatz-Geburtshaus
Crostigall 14
04808 Wurzen
Josephine Baker, one of the most colourful personalities of the 20th century, was much more than just a dancer and singer. The daughter of Jewish drummer Eddie Carson, she was a revolutionary, a freedom fighter and a woman who never shied away from pushing boundaries – whether in art, society or politics. Her life was marked by courage, passion and a tireless commitment to equality and freedom. In this musical reading, Dennenesch Zoudé sensitively and passionately explores the highs and lows in the life of the iconic Josephine Baker. She immerses us in Baker's fascinating world, providing insights into her artistic career, her fearless personality, her successes on stage, her humanitarian efforts and her role in the resistance during the Second World War.
Accessibility at the event
Access to the Ringelnatz Birthplace is completely barrier-free for people with walking disabilities via a separate entrance. The building has a lift and a barrier-free toilet. Due to the old building structure, there are several small thresholds on the upper floor. The team at the Ringelnatz Birthplace will be happy to assist you during your visit to our premises.

