Roll up, Roll up, it's time for the Cabaret

Imagine the scene, it's 1931, Berlin and all of Germany is in preparation for war, that is all of Germany except the infamous Kit Kat Club where inside everything is dark, sexual and morally ambiguous.

The show Cabaret centres around the world of a nightclub performer called Sally Bowles and the besotted Emcee.

The story is said to have been conceived in the mid sixties and in 1972 Liza Minelli stared with Michael York and Joel Gray in the film of the same name. The film went on to land eight Academy Awards.

This new production for the London stage is directed by the award winning Rufus Norris who has numerous production credits to his name.

Music by: John Kander; Lyrics by: Fred Ebb; Book by: Joe Matseroff, based on John van Druten's play I Am A Camera; Director: Rufus Norris; Producer: Bill Kenwright; Designer: Katrina Lindsay; Choreographer: Javier De Frutos;
Cast includes: Anna Maxwell Martin, Sheila Hancock, James Dreyfus, Michael Hayden, Geoffrey Hutchings, Harriet Thorpe, Andrew Maud

Previews from: 22nd September 2006
Opening night: 10th October 2006
Booking until: 7th April 2007
Times: Mon-Sat 19:45 (10 Oct 19:00), Mats Wed & Sat 15:00
Tickets: click here to book your tickets