Life is a Cabaret Zine Politics features broad interpretations of humiliation

features broad interpretations of humiliation and piping hot servings of contrition

Having an open dialogue about what’s going on inside of us can foster meaningful connection and make us feel less alone

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Life is a Cabaret Zine Politics features broad interpretations of humiliationAbout Life is a Cabaret: Life is a Cabaret documents conversations spun from Elises couch as Shalaka, Elise, and Natalie shared a blanket while watching Cabaret (1972). About the creators: Shalaka, Elise, and Natalie are cultural workers raised by the suburbs, currently based in Kitchener, ON. Equipped with a haphazard set of skills and interests, they began this project with a curiosity of exploring oral storytelling traditions across their families,