Cabaret - The London Musical

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Cabaret is best known for the 1972 film version starring Liza Minelli which won a staggering 8 Academy Awards! Now Cabaret the Musical is coming to London as a breathtaking revival of the classical Cabaret, now directed by the acclaimed Rufus Norris. This show is considered to be one of the first real 'concept musicals' where the direction, design and symbolism is as important as the plot itself.

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Cabaret is booking until Saturday 7th April 2007

Theatre: Lyric Theatre
Address: Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1V 7HA
Nearest Tube Station: Piccadilly Circus
Show Times: Monday - Saturday, 7.45 pm
ARRIVE AT THE THEATRE AT LEAST 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE SHOW
Show Duration: tbc
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Set in 1931's Berlin; Cabaret is a story of decadence, where morally questionable characters endeavour to 'keep up appearances' in a world rapidly falling to Nazi Power. Punters seek sanctuary at the Kit Kat Club, enjoying fantastic performances enabling them to numb their thoughts of the horrors of war awaiting them outside.

Clifford Bradshaw travels from America in pursuit of his 1st novel and soon finds himself falling for the lovely Sally Bowles who takes to the stage nightly at the Kit Kat Club. She not only captivates the audiences of Berlin in the midst of an ever growing Nazi Germany, but also wins the heart of Clifford.

Witness the tragedy as Berlin begins to be overrun by Nazi power. See the effects this surge of facism has on the hedonistic characters, powerless to do anything but watch their lives deteriorate around them. Where will they turn and what will they do? Be prepared to be captivated by the shocking fate that lies ahead for each of them.

Sit back and enjoy this bizarre world of laughter, music and sexual confusion but be aware of the dark issues of war just waiting to tear it all down.

Director of Cabaret at the Lyric Theatre: Rufus Norris
Music and Lyrics: John Kander and Fred Ebb
Producer: Bill Kenwright
Designer: Katrina Lindsay