Book by Joe Masteroff
Music by John Kander
Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Based on the play by John Van Druten and Stories by Christopher Isherwood
Broadway production directed by Harold Prince
Produced for the Broadway Stage by Harold Prince
Because of global actions to reduce the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic Scarborough Music Theatre has made the difficult decision to postpone our May production of CABARET.
The show will be moved to the February slot in our 2020/21 season, replacing A Man of No Importance.
Renewing subscribers will automatically have their 2020/2021 subscription price reduced to account for the Cabaret tickets that were purchased as part of the current season. Single ticket holders will be contacted by the box office to determine whether they would like a refund, the option to postpone their tickets until next season, or to have their ticket price converted to a donation.
While the spirit of theatre is that the show must go on, the health and safety of our patrons, cast, crew, and volunteers is of paramount importance and so the show will only go on when we can all safely come together again.
In a Berlin nightclub where everything is beautiful no matter what is happening outside, an idealistic American writer and a jaded British cabaret singer fall in love against a political backdrop that forces them to choose between their fantasy and grim reality.
Recommended for age 14 and up.
Strong language and mature content.
Presented by arrangement with Tams-Witmark
www.tamswitmark.com
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Cory Doran - Director 
James Quigley - Music Director 
Sabrina Hooper - Choreographer 
Ndola Hutton - Stage Manager 
Shannon Cottrell - Producer 
Sheri Kowalski - Producer 
Dot Routledge - Executive Producer 
Tom Knight - Assistant Producer 
Kathleen McDowell - Assistant Producer 
Tara Wachter as Sally Bowles 
Holm Bradwell as Cliff Bradshaw 
Jill McMillan as the Emcee 
Tamara Stokoe-Said as Fraulein Schneider 
Clive Lacey as Herr Schultz 
Dan MacEachern as Ernst Ludwig 
Katie Wise as Fraulein Kost 
Emily Brown as Fritzie 
Emily Bozik as Rosie
Mikaela Cordero as Patron
Dave Doucette as Victor 
Jenna Edwards as Texas 
Colleen Glenn as Helga 
Tanner Homonko as Hans 
Jeff Hookings as Bobby 
Robyn Hughes as Herman 
Ahbra Mink as Patron 
Michael Park as Patron
Caroline Rowe as Frenchie 
Mike Scott as Patron 
Allie Weintraub as Lulu 
David Buffham - Lighting Designer 
Bill Corcoran - Set Designer
Chris Warmerdam - Master Carpenter 
Todd Davies - Properties Designer 
Alex Amini - Costume Designer
Meghan Clavel - Make-up Designer 
Chris White - Hair Designer
Angelique Marius - Assistant Stage Manager
Mike Scott - Silks and Arial Coordinator