Cabaret

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Musical

Venue

First Performance 04/05/2009

Closing 09/05/2009

Since its Broadway premiere in 1966 and the famous movie version, Cabaret has won numerous awards, including 8 Oscars, 7 BAFTAs and 13 Tonys. The double Olivier Award winner, which enjoyed a record breaking run in London’s West End, turns 1931 Berlin into a caberet spectacle.

Cabaret features show-stopping choreography, dazzling costumes and some of the most iconic songs in musical theatre including Mein Herr, Maybe This Time and Cabaret.

Starring Wayne Sleep as Emcee and Samantha Barks (runner-up from BBC TV’s I’d Do Anything) as Sally Bowles.

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Cast

Wayne Sleep, Samantha Barks

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