Gothic Theatre
Cabaret Diosa’s Rocky Mountain Horror Picture Show
David Sherman (vocals, percussion, clarinet); Paul Mrozek (bass, vocals); Darren Feder (guitar, vocals); Willow DuHamel (vocals, percussion); Mendel Rabinovitch (percussion, cornet); Grant Rieder (trumpet, vocals); Ari Dvorin (saxophone, flute); John Rademaekers (drums, timbales, percussion); Miguel Ramos (viola, violin, vocals), member of the Boulder Philharmonic.
“Cabaret Diosa. The name goes a long way in describing this act. “Cabaret” is a style of entertainment and “Diosa” means goddess. Yeah, the Diosa part’s a little confusing, but this Latin-influenced, mamba-style group of performers is much more than just a band. Each performance involves singing, dancing and skits with titles such as “Satan’s Cafe” and “The Real Story of Adam and Eve.”
The self-described “ambassadors of romance” dress and act the parts of a 1950s Cuban orchestra, a la Ricky Ricardo and his boys. The first incarnation of the band was started three years ago by Chris Till, who left for California to sell toe rings. The group’s new leader is flamboyant vocalist David Sherman, who performs as his alter ego, Juan Del Queso.
