Coming straight from the Edinburgh Fringe and clutching a prestigious “FIRST FRINGE Award” given by The Scotsman Newspaper, Salty Brine lands at London’s Soho Theatre with his new piece: HOW STRANGE IT IS (The Neutral Milk Hotel Show).  Salty Brine, a New York cabaret artist, is the creative force behind The Living Record Collection, a dazzling expedition into the heart of popular music that imagines tracklists as blueprints for evenings of musical mayhem, creating the perfect cabaret experience for theatre-lovers.

The Scotman’s Fiona Shepherd wrote:  “he has been building his Living Record Collection series for over a decade, pouring love, ingenuity and erudition into his idiosyncratic theatrical mash-ups of classic literature and cult albums. HOW STRANGE IT IS celebrates In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel, which was inspired in its writing by The Diary of Anne Frank. Salty has his literary connection, and not just because he kept his own florid diary in his teens and twenties. The irrepressible Salty attacks every song with dramatic alacrity, performs with his whole body, communes with the audience and ends this 90-minute exultation sweat-drenched but far from spent.”