Broadway Classic Cabaret at The Storefront Theater
The Storefront Theater, First Floor of the Gallery 37 Building (66 East Randolph Street Chicago, IL 60602)
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- $25.00
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- $12.50*
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The last date listed for Cabaret was Sunday May 2, 2010 / 3:00pm.
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General seating and not a bad seat in the house
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No food or drink available, despite two intermissions
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Casual
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Mo in Chicago
Outstanding voices; Great costumes; Really Strong Performances. Congrats to The Hypocrites for a job well done!!!! SEE IT!!!!Written on May 01 2010
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Demetrius D. Thornton
This show was captivating and explosive. The Performances were Top notch, and the ending blew me away. This was a great show and I say it is a must see.Written on May 02 2010
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RobSchendel
Just returned from seeing "Cabaret" at the Storefront Theatre 66 East Randolph, presented by the-hypocrites Theatre Company (http://www.the-hypocrites.com/node/3). Directed my Matt Hawkins, and featuring a stellar cast, it was the most gritty, dark and, I suspect, the most realistic version of that play I have ever seen. Not all musicals have happy endings, and this production will leave you emotionally drained because of man's inhumanity to man. PLEASE don't miss it!Written on Apr 23 2010
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Description
Guest Director: Matt Hawkins
With book by Joe Masteroff, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and music by John Kander, Cabaret originally opened on Broadway in 1966, followed by the film version in 1972 and numerous revivals and subsequent productions. The show follows the unlikely romance between cabaret performer Sally Bowles and the American writer Cliff Bradshaw at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, while documenting Berlin’s dramatic political and social transformation in the early 1930s.
Founded in 1997, The Hypocrites create bold productions that defy expectations. By turning theater inside out and redefining the traditional role of the audience, The Hypocrites are recognized as groundbreakers in the world's premiere theater city of Chicago. The company has grown significantly in the past few years, receiving acclaim for The Threepenny Opera at the Garage Space at Steppenwolf, The Hairy Ape produced in association with Goodman Theatre as part of its O’Neill Festival, and Oedipus at The Building Stage. The Hypocrites' most recent sold-out show, Frankenstein, was co-produced with the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA). The company’s smash-hit Chicago production of Our Town, directed by David Cromer, transferred to Off-Broadway in February 2009 where it has received rave reviews and currently runs open-ended.
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