A one-man show by Bremner that celebrates inebriation, intemperance and revelry, and the importance of community and coming together over a drink.  With songs and stories from Tom Waits, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Sinatra and Rihanna and Charles Bukowski

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“I have betrayed myself with belief,

deluded myself with love, 

tricked myself with sex,

but the bottle is damned faithful,

the bottle will not lie”

Charles Bukowski

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This is a celebration of booze, bars and cocktails—and all the wonderful, messy, beautiful things that start in bars.

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The muse, guiding us through the night, is America’s drinking poet, Charles Bukowski:

“Getting drunk was good. I decided that I would always like getting drunk. It took away the obvious and maybe if you could get away from the obvious often enough, you wouldn't become obvious yourself."

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As WC Fields said,

“A man's got to believe in something.

I believe I'll have another.”

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A New Orleans local, Bremner has performed on three continents in theatres, jazz clubs and cabarets. He loves songs that tell a story. His eclectic and versatile recording career explores everything from the jazz classics of Gershwin and Rodgers and Hammerstein, pop ballads by Joni Mitchell and the Talking Heads, the French Chanson of Brel and Piaf, and the 1930's classics by Kurt Weill.

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NOLA Defender Magazine said: "he will have you close to tears one moment and laughing the next - an absolute joy to watch."

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Britain’s Sunday Times said: “Outstanding singing. It was sleazy. It was stirring. It was utterly memorable.”

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