CABARET Musical

A provocative plot, brilliant acting, legendary music performed by an orchestra under the direction of Dmytro Saratskyi, passionate choreography from "Freedom Ballet," and stunning custom costumes by Daria Bila will captivate everyone who steps into the world of "CABARET."

The world premiere of the musical took place on Broadway on November 20, 1966. The production ran for 1,165 performances and won 8 Tony Awards. In 1972, Robert Louis Fosse directed the film "Cabaret," starring Liza Minnelli. The film became a classic, earning 8 Academy Awards and 3 Golden Globes in 1973.

The musical is based on the work by Joe Masteroff, the play by John Van Druten, and the stories by Christopher Isherwood.

Plot:

The events unfold in Berlin in the early 1930s as Nazism gradually spreads across Europe. A young American writer, Cliff Bradshaw, meets cabaret performer Sally Bowles. Their relationship intertwines with the story of the boarding house owner, Fraulein Schneider, and the aging Jewish grocer, Herr Schultz. These two dramatic storylines merge and abruptly conclude against the backdrop of the dazzling "Kit Kat Club" cabaret show.