Cabaret
Put down the knitting, the book and the broom...
Cabaret
Go back in time to Berlin and discover what life was like for the misfits, artists, freaks and more before Fascism changed the world forever
Cabaret
Put down the knitting, the book and the broom...
Why see Cabaret?
In here, life is beautiful
Come hear the music play at The Lot this season for a fantastic revival of Kander and Ebb's iconic 1966 Broadway classic. Based on the semi-fictionalised short stories of Christopher Isherwood, Cabaret is a paean to an age of decadence and liberation cut short by the ever-growing threat of WWII in 1930s Berlin. Featuring an omnipotent Emcee and the talents (or lack thereof) of British chanteuse Sally Bowles, join the young American writer, Cliff Bradshaw, as he navigates a wild and riotous world balanced on the edge of a knife.
With a fabulous score including 'Wilkommen','The Money Song' and 'Tomorrow Belongs to Me' and a wealth of salacious performances, Cabaret is one of the most exciting pieces of musical theatre, teaching us about the fleeting nature of our reality - and how to enjoy it while it lasts.
Key Information
Audience
Not appropriate for children due to mature themes
Dates
Finished May 5, 2018
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Reviews
Customer reviews
1 reviews, average rating: (5.0 Stars)
R. Mandelcorn
Cabaret
I've seen Cabaret at least five times - including the fun venue of Studio
54 (NYC). Tonight's LOT performance surprisingly surpassed all
expectations and was my favourite. Raw, real, pumped with amazing
energy - a total must see!
Value add - wonderful vegan restaurants in the neighbourhood. We ate
at Mytholgy (Queen & Dufferin) and will definitely return.
... Read more
Cathy
Marvelous
Absolutely wonderful. Everything that you
hope for in a musical but with a story that
grabs your soul. Thank you for bringing this
to Columbus. ... Read more
Allan Thomas/Michael Seich
Excellent Show
Wonderful version of Cabaret to include acting, singing, and the musical
accompaniment.
The only flaw of the evening had nothing to do with the show itself, but the
enjoyment of it, marred by, unfortunately, a long-standing issue: the hall's
acoustics. We were in Box 8 this time, but have experienced this also in parts of
the orchestra section at concerts. ... Read more
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