The Creative Martyrs Glasgow, UK
The Creative Martyrs, first appeared in 1883, performing cabaret song and speciality
acts.
It was not until their Weimar Cabaret acts of the 1920s that the by then jaded Martyrs found a sympathetic ear.
They further developed their cynicism in the vaudeville shows of 1940s America by which time they were considered passé.
Now the Martyrs will play anywhere that will have them.
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