A song from the Invisible Salon repertoire in honour of the chief of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s military cabinet. Dietrich Graf Von Hülsen Haeseler’s story is one of dressing up and death told by Robyn and Margaret with a pirouetting puppet and a glitter-ball head.
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Summoned from the dream world and embodied in a stuffed green man during Kayfabing the Never Visible, Robyn’s alternative self remains in Robyn and Margaret’s care.
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Fanny Bright, an unsung hero of Christmas, comes from the little known second verse of jingle bells. All around the year Fanny may appear to represent the forgotten characters left in the annals of Christmas carols by means of a forceful singalong.
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