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After that wonderful interview with the Boys of Spring Awakening, are you ready for some more gender segregated hard-hitting journalism fromInside Cabaret? Inside Cabaret:  Who is your Favorite President of the United States of America? Nick: franklin pierce Jenna: Taft … Continue reading →

Spring Awakening weekend #2 is upon is! Tonight, the cast endeavors to perform at 8 pmAND at midnight! That’s like 6 straight hours of dancing, singing, and acting really hard! Meanwhile, Inside Cabaret sat down with the entire cast of … Continue reading →

Hey Cabaret peeps! With only one more weekend of Spring Awakening, and Cabaret’s Original Play Festival around the corner, there doesn’t seem to be a lot left of the school year!! And, even worse, WE ARE LOSING OUR ENTIRE EXECUTIVE … Continue reading →

Finally! Inside Cabaret does something that it promised it was going to do! We’ve done it! We interviewed Cabbie-award winning Farnaz Mansouri about her experience directing Spring Awakening at Cabaret! Like we said we would! Somewhere between finishing her senior … Continue reading →

Did you read the wonderful reviews by living legends Matthew Hadodo and Dave Seamon yet? If you haven’t, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR!? Get on that before the blogosphere implodes and they’re lost forever to the web 2.0 abyss! Keep … Continue reading →

Happy Wednesday! The opening night of Eleemosynary is close at hand and final preparations are underway to make this amazing show come to life! As you may have seen over the past few days, we have been chronicling the lives … Continue reading →

With only four more days until Cabaret Theatre’s production of Eleemosynary, we at Inside Cabaret (all two of us) know that you are chomping at the bit to see the show! We know the wait must be unbearable and you … Continue reading →

The seats have been rearranged. The lights have been moved around. The sets have been built. And, on Friday, the next Cabaret Mainstage will open! Eleemosynary is a play by Lee Blessing that tells the story of three generations of … Continue reading →

Tonight’s the night! The second weekend of How I Learned To Drive at Cabaret Theatre begins tonight at 8 pm! Reserve your tickets now by e-mailing cabtheatre@gmail.com! If you’ve already reserved tickets are now simply watching the seconds tick away, … Continue reading →

A Self Serving Blog Post by an Obsessed Director By all accounts, Paula Vogel is an unassuming person. She is a stout woman with short grey hair and glasses. But, behind this relatively plain appearance is a mind that has … Continue reading →

It’s Opening Night here at Cabaret Theatre! How I Learned To Drive by Paula Vogel is just finishing up its first performance. The crowd seems to be enjoying the show; this lowly Cabbie wouldn’t know, seeing as how they keep … Continue reading →

Today’s entry was originally intended to be an in-depth interview with Artistic Director Farnaz “Yeah Daddy” Mansouri, but recent current events have pushed this lowly Cabbie to take a new course of quasi-journalistic action. Dear Reader, there are some things … Continue reading →

How I Learned To Drive by Paula Vogel T-Minus 2 Days The set is done! Cabaret Theatre prides itself on the malleability of its black box performance space. Every show calls for a different arrangement of the seats, a different … Continue reading →

Happy Valentine’s Day from Cabaret Theatre!!! While we’re busy putting together How I Learned To Drive by Paula Vogel (T-Minus 3 days!), hopefully you were able to do one of the following: 1) Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your romantic partner … Continue reading →

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