Cabaret


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| Staff | |
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| Co-Producer | Robin Bezanson |
| Co-Producer | Judy Grant |
| Director | Carol Harris |
| Director’s Assistant | Christine McElroy |
| Vocal Director | Carol Harris |
| Choreographer | Christine Scadina |
| Orchestra Leader | Mark Gaetano |
| Costumer | Michelle Griffin |
| Lighting Designer | Peter Mandel |
| Props | Lori Foster |
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| Cast | |
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| Emcee | Billy Tindall |
| Sally Bowles | Sarah Duarte |
| Clifford Bradshaw | Vaughn Mayer |
| Fraulein Kost | Joy Reynolds |
| Fraulein Schneider | Mary Beth Anderson |
| Herr Schultz | Peter Mandel |
| Ernst Ludwig | Michael Grimm |
| Max/Train Conductor/Sailor/Soldier | Marty Cheek |
| Sailor/Soldier/German Man | Michael Grimm |
| German Lady | Marilyn Pifer |
| German Lady | Joyce Bedard |
| Kit Kat Girls: | |
| Frenchie/Gorilla | Helen Huang |
| Rosie (Girl 1) | Reggie Reynolds |
| Texas (Girl 2) | Megan Griffin |
| Lulu | Patty Reinhart |
| Helga | Christine Carrillo |
| Kit Kat Girl | Jillian Grotz |
| Kit Kat Girl | Brooklyn Butler |
| Kit Kat Boys: | |
| Victor/Sailor | Mason Bell |
| Bobby/Sailor | Christopher Cruz |
| Hans | |
| Herman |
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Cabaret tells the story of a seedy nightclub in 1930’s Berlin–overseen by the strange, omniscient, and gender-bending Master of Ceremonies, “the Emcee”–where a young English performer strikes up a relationship with an American writer. Time passes, and the situation in Berlin changes from exciting and vital to ominous and violent. Cabaret is a fierce, meaty musical that pushes the boundaries of the form and literally holds “the mirror up to nature.”

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Above Photos by Elizabeth Mandel
Above promo photos by Chris Foster