WHAT IS A CABARET-STYLE SHOW?

If you are a theatre geek like myself, your first thought would probably be the iconic EGOT winner Liza Minnelli’s portrayal of nightclub performer Sally Bowles in the 1972 film adaptation of the 1966 Broadway musical, Cabaret. Or if you might be one of those people who have no idea what the term cabaret is, don’t worry - you’re not the only one. In traditional definition, the word ‘cabaret’ was originally defined as a style of entertainment that included a collection of short performances of music, theatre, and dance put together over a course of the performance and is usually performed at a restaurant or bar that served food and drinks.

While keeping the tradition of cabaret styles, I like to mix up the program by creating themed cabaret shows that might lure “non-theatrical” audiences to see the show. 

We attend certain shows for reasons: you’re either a fan of the actor, the music or the theme of the show. And in some rare cases, you just want to attend a show for the sake of doing something. What we strive to do is come up with new content through common interests, and therefore aim to open our door to new people.