Dahlia Schweitzer

"We have a crush on Dahlia," declares Penthouse. "The Queen of Berlin's electro scene," according to London DJ Mark Moore. Described by Vogue as "sexy, rebellious and cool," Dahlia is a writer, performer, photographer, and general provocateur. Best described as electro-cabaret, Dahlia's unique theatrical style of performance is reminiscent of Dietrich - if Dietrich had done post-punk electrodisco. With her unique combination of contemporary sound, old-fashioned aesthetics, and conceptual art, she has performed to critical acclaim throughout Europe and the United States. Her books are published by Random House, HarperCollins, and Ravenous Romance, and her photographs have been exhibited in Berlin, New York, and London. Dahlia Schweitzer spent most of her life in New York and Tel Aviv,where she lived, loved, and worked as a writer, artist, and photographer. But it was in Berlin where she found fame, transforming herself into a singing, dancing, stripteasing queen of electro-cabaret. Now Dahlia lives in Los Angeles, where she currently teaches English and writing.