November 3-5 & 9-12
The Moore Theater
A Theater Department MainStage Production
Tickets available at the HOP Box Office
Kander and Ebb’s brilliant musical, first produced on Broadway in 1966, is stunningly relevant in today’s political climate. The show focuses on the loves and losses of a group of artists and performers who struggle to live in a world on the brink of fascism.
CAROL DUNNE director
KEITH COUGHLIN choreographer
KEVIN A. SMITH music director
MICHAEL GANIO scenic designer
LAURIE CHURBA costume designer
DAN KOTLOWITZ lighting designer
KYLE TOTH sound designer
MAYA FROST-BELANSKY '20 lead stage manager
Cabaret Special Events
Come to the Cabaret!
Opening Night Reception
Friday November 3 @ the Top of the Hop
Please join us for a celebratory reception with the cast at the Top of the Hop, immediately following the opening-night performance. Cash bar available, courtesy of the Top of the Hop Lobby Bar. This event is generously supported by the Hopkins Center and the Adams Family Fund for Theater.
Pre-Show Discussion: Cabaret and the Sexual Politics of Weimar Republic Berlin
Saturday, November 4
7:00 pm @ the Top of the Hop
Join Professor Veronika Fuechtner and Cabaret Director Carol Dunne for a conversation focusing on the historical and cultural context of Cabaret. Professor Fuechtner is the Chair of the German Department; Carol Dunne is a Lecturer with the Theater Department as well as the Artistic Director of Northern Stage. The conversation will be moderated by Laura Edmondson, Theater Department Chair. Free and open to the public.
Post-Show Discussion with the Cast
Friday, November 10
The Moore Theater
Join us in the theater immediately following the evening’s performance on Friday, November 10th for an informal discussion with Director Carol Dunne and members of the Cabaret cast and company.