Cabaret

Cabaret’s narrative serves as a poignant commentary on the erosion of free speech and civil liberties. Against the backdrop of Berlin’s transformation under Nazi rule, the play delves into the chilling consequences of a society’s descent into authoritarianism. The nightclub itself becomes a microcosm, vividly illustrating how individuals turn to art and performance as their chosen means of expression, only to witness these forms of liberation gradually stifled and silenced as oppressive forces tighten their grip on the city.

Contains fog/haze effects
Content includes sexuality, abortion, political discourse, Nazism, violence

Generous support for this production is provided by the Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama, Theatre Guild, and Claire Trevor Society.