
Cabaret FAQ: All That's Left to Know About the Broadway and Cinema Classic
by June Sawyers
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How does the evolution of Cabaret—from Christopher Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical stories to John Van Druten’s play, and finally to the Kander and Ebb musical and Bob Fosse film—alter our perception of the characters like Sally Bowles and Clifford Bradshaw?
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June Sawyers explores the historical and cultural roots of the cabaret art form, from the Dada movement to the Weimar Republic; how does understanding this gritty, avant-garde political history change your appreciation of the musical numbers within the show?
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The figure of the Emcee is one of the most iconic and slippery characters in musical theater history. Discussing the various portrayals from Joel Grey to Alan Cumming, how does the persona of the Emcee function as both an entertainer and a moral barometer for the audience?
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