RecentMs. Bodle has been seen recently performing in Cabaret Chouchou under her stage name, Ginny Sapphire, in Dresden and Bremen. Last season, she sang Königin der Nacht and Papagena with Dresdner Residenz Konzerte in "Die Zauberflöte mal anders."
After moving to Berlin in 2016, Sarah reinvented herself in the sultry world of burlesque and drag, gender-bending and colliding operatic beauty with the raw energy of queer joy. With every act, she sings live, and, like a true siren, captivates the crowd and lures you in. One of her personas, Ginny Sapphire (burlesque) or Justin Beaver-Hunt (né Sapphire, drag king), can often be seen performing on weekends in Berlin. See what they are up to on Instagram: @twin_sapphires |
ProjectsWith over 10 years of experience working in childcare, as well as theater and music education, Sarah also runs her own music outreach program for children! Find out more about her Toddler Music Classes or Princess Parties to see what she has to offer your young ones.
MediaWatch a brief clip of Ms. Bodle singing for the Nordlichter Fest Celle 2023 with Vagalume Light Performances.
Get a glimpse into how she spent summer 2019 singing in the Kammeroper Schloss Rheinsberg, Germany in a RBB documentary! You can see some of the rehearsals, history of the castle, and peek into the daily life of the singers that spend many weeks living and working there. Ms. Bodle is one of a few singers interviewed and featured in the RBB documentary (only available in German): https://www.rbb-online.de/doku/e/ein-sommer-in-rheinsberg.html |
...when he was joined by Sarah Bodle, as the working girl, their textures combined marvelously. Bodle proved an eye-opener in her Des Moines debut and not just for how she asserted her cleavage. She provided a mellow counterpoint to Kamillah Kamp-Bey, as the mercurial Sally Bowles.
-John Domini, Cityview: Fraulein Kost in Cabaret, 2014- Des Moines, IA, USA