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Cabaret archiveBased 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.

Cast/Performers

Allison McKenzie (Sally Bowles), Richard Conlon (Cliff Bradshaw), Ann Louise Ross (Frauline Schneider), John Buick (Herr Schultz), John Ramage (MC), Gavin Kean (Ernst), Irene Macdougall (Fraulein Kust), Rodney Matthew (Victor), Rod Young (Bobby), Emily Winter (Kit Kat Girl), Meg Fraser (Kit Kat Girl), Beth Marshall (Kit Kat Girl), Alexander West, Sandy Neilson, Tony Sellars (sax), Jason Sellars (trumpet), Ed McFarlane (double bass), Gordon Wilson (drums), Hilary Brooks (piano and musical director)

Creatives/Company

Book by: Joe Masteroff
Music: John Kander
Lyrics: Fred Ebb
Company(s): Scotland's Ensemble, Dundee Rep Theatre Company
Director: Hamish Glen
Design: Gregory Smith
Choreographer: Rita Henderson

Cabaret

Cabaret (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T1252992225. Details of all Cabaret archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1451

Archive Listings

6 May 00
  to
27 May 00
Dundee Repertory Theatre
Dundee
Performance Details => Venue archive

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