Highlights

In 2012 Le Pustra created a contemporary reimagining of Weimar Cabaret culture in 1920's Berlin, entitled Le Pustra's Kabarett der Namenlosen (or  Cabaret of the Nameless) in London. In 2016 the project was restaged and developed in Berlin with Bohème  Sauvage as co-producer. The show featured an international cast and  selected music fro

In 2012 Le Pustra created a contemporary reimagining of Weimar Cabaret culture in 1920's Berlin, entitled Le Pustra's Kabarett der Namenlosen (or  Cabaret of the Nameless) in London. In 2016 the project was restaged and developed in Berlin with Bohème  Sauvage as co-producer. The show featured an international cast and  selected music from Friedrich Hollaender, Mischa Spoliansky, and Kurt Weill. The original cabaret, also entitled Kabarett der Namenlosen was a notorious but popular late night dive in Weimar-era Berlin from 1926 till 1932 created by Erich Lowinsky - also known by his stage name "Elow". In October 2017, Le Pustra and the cast of Kabarett der Namenlosen performed "Das lila Lied" for the BBC Four series Tunes for Tyrants: Music and Power with Suzy Klein . Between 2016 and 2019 American Artist, Ella Guru created three large oil paintings inspired by the show. In 2018, Irish artist Alana Richards created a series of paintings and an art exhibition based on the show's characters entitled: Morphium: Hallucinations of a Kabarett. The last public performance of Kabarett der Namenlosen took place on the 8th of  March 2020 in Berlin.

Le Pustra co-authored a chapter with Dr. Anna-Sophie Jürgens for the book Circus and the Avant-Gardes: History, Imaginary, Innovation published by Routledge. The chapter, entitled Glam Clowning: From Dada to Gaga – A Conversation with Le Pustra explores the origin and reinterpretation of the Dada inspired vinyl suit made famous by German 

Le Pustra co-authored a chapter with Dr. Anna-Sophie Jürgens for the book Circus and the Avant-Gardes: History, Imaginary, Innovation published by Routledge. The chapter, entitled Glam Clowning: From Dada to Gaga – A Conversation with Le Pustra explores the origin and reinterpretation of the Dada inspired vinyl suit made famous by German countertenor and New Wave artist, Klaus Nomi. 

Le Pustra has been a guest speaker for various lectures and online  classes including UCLA, The National Australian University, CIEE  (Berlin), The Goethe-Institute, Humboldt University of Berlin and most recently Morbid Anatomy.