Cabaret (November 2003)
Book by Joe Masteroff
Music and Lyrics by John Kander and Fred Ebb
Directed by Craig Pettinati
Music Direction by Doe B. Kim
Choreography by Heather Latiri
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Performances
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Fridays and Saturdays -- Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22 (all at 8pm) and one Sunday matinee on Nov. 16 at 3pm.
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Location
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The Kensington Town Center (address is at the bottom of the page, and directions can be found here)
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WARNING
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May be inappropriate for those 16 and under. This is a highly provocative and gritty production of Cabaret and is not recommended for children. No one under 13 allowed.
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Playbill
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Cover (252K JPG) |
Page 2/11 (390K JPG) |
Page 3/10 (483K JPG) |
Page 4/9 (410K JPG) |
Page 5/8 (360K JPG) |
Page 6/7 (453K JPG)
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Pictures
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Photo Collage (840K)
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Awards
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Cynthia Russell, Outstanding Makeup Design (WATCH Nominee)
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For More Info
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Call us at 240.396.4307 or e-mail us at kat-information .
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Cast
| Master of Ceremonies |
Jordan Price |
| Fraulein Schneider |
Christine Pruitt |
| Sally Bowles |
Amanda Dix |
| Clifford Bradshaw |
Duane Monahan |
| Herr Schultz |
Robert Biedermann |
| Fraulein Kost |
Elizabeth French |
| Ernst Ludwig |
David Carney |
| Rosie |
Casie Terry |
| Lulu |
Tanya Swire |
| Frenchie |
Johanna Kullman |
| Texas |
Paula Phipps |
| Helga |
Morgan Fannon |
| Bobby |
Giuseppe DeBartolo |
| Victor |
Diego Prieto |
| Hans |
Pavel Pivonka |
| Hermann |
Alex Reid |
Background
Cabaret tells the story of Clifford Bradshaw, an American writer who
visits Berlin when the Nazis are beginning to come to power. He meets
Sally Bowles, a loose nightclub singer, and the two fall in
love. However, tragedy is imminent, as the Nazi takeover begins,
narrated by the leering Emcee. The show takes place around an about
the Kit Kat Club, which quickly becomes a visual metaphor for the
depraved and dangerous place that is Berlin.
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