Cabaret

T1252992225
Based on the play by John van Druten and the original stories by Christopher Isherwood. Set in late thirties Berlin. Cabaret first came to the stage in New York in 1966 and became a hit film with Liza Minnelli and Michael York in 1972. The story tells of American cabaret singer Sally Bowles, impoverished writer Cliff Bradshaw and their friends Frauline Schneider and Herr Schultz along with a host of divinely decadent characters whose lives are described by the Emcee. Their dreams for the future are finally shattered as their lives are inexorably drawn towards the horrors of World War II.

Book by	Joe Masteroff
Music	John Kander
Lyrics	Fred Ebb

Archive :: production:T1252992225, musical:S1451, venue:V596
Current production:Work

Performance

Venue	Dundee Repertory Theatre
Town	Dundee
County	Dundee
From	6th May 2000
Opened	10th May 2000
To	27th May 2000
When	19:45, Sat Mats 14:30 (13/22 May)
What is currently on at Dundee Repertory Theatre (V596)

Reviews

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Company

Company	Scotland's Ensemble
Company	Dundee Rep Theatre Company
Director	Hamish Glen
Design	Gregory Smith
Performer	Allison McKenzie (Sally Bowles)
Performer	Richard Conlon (Cliff Bradshaw)
Performer	Ann Louise Ross (Frauline Schneider)
Performer	John Buick (Herr Schultz)
Performer	John Ramage (MC)
Performer	Gavin Kean (Ernst)
Performer	Irene Macdougall (Fraulein Kust)
Performer	Rodney Matthew (Victor)
Performer	Rod Young (Bobby)
Performer	Emily Winter (Kit Kat Girl)
Performer	Meg Fraser (Kit Kat Girl)
Performer	Beth Marshall (Kit Kat Girl)
Performer	Alexander West
Performer	Sandy Neilson
Performer	Tony Sellars (sax)
Performer	Jason Sellars (trumpet)
Performer	Ed McFarlane (double bass)
Performer	Gordon Wilson (drums)
Performer	Hilary Brooks (piano and musical director)
Choreographer	Rita Henderson

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