IMRE LODBROG ET SA PETITE AMIE: STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER at Dixon Place

ABOUT THIS SHOW
Imre Lodbrog is a semi-fictional French rock star who agreed to have Barbara Browning help him write his story. We recount it in serial form, with songs. In this episode, Lodbrog and Browning decamp to the UK, site of many of Imre’s most psychedelic experiences back in the late ’60s. We score an unlikely gig at the George Tavern, rumored to have been the favored watering hole of Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Dickens, Grace Jones and Kate Moss. There are several revelations regarding nostalgia, queer futurity, and the sentimental side of rock ‘n’ roll.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Imre Lodbrog’s obscurity is hard to fathom. In the words of Bogdon Vasquaf, “I love that guy! I hate that guy!” His vinyl EP (IMRE LODBROG ET SA PETITE AMIE) is being distributed by Hueso Records. He is, as we’ve said, semi-fictional.

Barbara Browning is an award-winning novelist, performance theorist and amateur ukuleleist. She teaches in the Department of Performance Studies at NYU. She is a real person.