Sing’theatre is proud to present CABARET, one of the most iconic and decadent musicals of all time. Featuring unforgettable songs like “Willkommen”, “Cabaret”, “Don’t Tell Mama” and “Two Ladies” this exuberantly entertaining show will transport you back in time to 1930s Berlin, where life is beautiful but dark forces are on the rise.
Directed by Hossan Leong and choreographed by Lisa Keegan, CABARET stars a talented cast of 18, accompanied by an 8-piece live band playing infectious music. The show boasts outrageous costumes and a lavish set that will transport you to the seductive Kit Kat Klub, where the flamboyant and sinister Emcee (Dwayne Lau) hosts nightly entertainment.
American writer Cliff Bradshaw (Vester Ng) arrives in Berlin and falls for the English singer Sally Bowles (Kimberly Chan), leading to a dreamlike romance. However, as Nazism rises to power, life in Berlin takes a dark turn, making CABARET a timely reminder of the dangers of fascism and the importance of standing up for freedom and human rights.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Musical and 8 Tony Awards, CABARET originally opened in 1966 and ran for over a thousand performances. With music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and a book by Joe Masteroff based on stories by Christopher Isherwood’s novel Goodbye to Berlin, CABARET is a compelling, dance-driven musical that will leave you breathless and moved.
Don’t miss this unforgettable theatrical experience!
Director: Hossan Leong
Producer: Nathalie Ribette
Choreographer: Lisa Keegan
Musical Director: Elaine W. Chan
Set Designer: Wong Chee Wai
Costumes Designer: Max Tan
Lighting Designer: Reuben Ong
Sound Designer: Shah Tahir
Cast:
Dwayne Lau
Kimberly Chan
Vester Ng
Siti Khalijah Zainal
Vanessa Kee
Matt Grey
Keagan Kang
Gaby Rae
Ensemble:
Charmain Ho
Farah Bee
Ferris Yeo
Francesca Harriman
Gino Flordeliza
Hafeez Hassan
Jia Sheng
Kevin Tristan
Rocio Yap
Sarah Smith
Musicians:
Brandon Wong
Desmond Chow
Elaine Chan
Fabian Lim
Gerard Chia
Kenneth Lun
Lee Lin Chow
Wilson Ong
(Source: Sing'theatre Website)