Twenty years ago, the queer US duo The Dresden Dolls released their second album, "Yes, Virginia…", and embarked on a major triumph, particularly in Europe, with their previously unheard minimal vaudeville pop. Even though reunions for milestone anniversaries have become somewhat commonplace, the singing keyboardist Amanda Palmer and the multi-instrumentalist drummer Brina Viglione seem to have rediscovered their love for their burlesque creations. The Dresden Dolls have completely re-recorded the aforementioned album, which was inspired by Jewish vaudeville as much as by the Brecht/Weill ballad repertoire. Unfortunately, the Berlin concert is already sold out, but perhaps some doors to this dollhouse will still open.