Cabaret

Cabaret takes us to Berlin in the 1930s. At the Kit Kat Klub, the charismatic emcee EMCEE and the dancers rule, luring the audience into a world of freedom and seduction. In the midst of this decadent atmosphere, the friendship between singer Sally Bowles and writer Cliff Bradshaw blossoms. But outside the club's doors, darkness grows. Nazism is on the rise, and gradually the ecstasy turns into fear, persecution and the loss of everything that seemed possible.?

Why Cabaret today?
Cabaret is a musical classic that both captivates, shakes and entertains. The musical depicts both the joy of life and decadence in Weimar-Berlin, but also how political extremism and fear spread - and ultimately crushes everything that seemed free and possible.

In our time, Cabaret stands as a timely warning against political apathy and societal indifference.