Cabaret
MusicalDramaRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 22, 1987
Closing Date
Jun 04, 1988
1st Preview
Oct 07, 1987
1st Preview
Oct 07, 1987
Previews
18
Performances
261
MusicalDramaRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Oct 22, 1987
Close Date: Jun 04, 1988
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Imperial Theatre
(Oct 22, 1987 - Feb 07, 1988)
(Oct 22, 1987 - Feb 07, 1988)
Minskoff Theatre
(Feb 09, 1988 - Jun 04, 1988)
(Feb 09, 1988 - Jun 04, 1988)
Setting
Berlin, Germany. 1929-30. Before the start of the Third Reich.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)Produced by Barry & Fran Weissler; Produced in association with Phil Witt; Associate Producer: Alecia ParkerBook by Joe Masteroff; Music by John Kander; Lyrics by Fred Ebb; Based on the play by John Van Druten; Based on stories by Christopher Isherwood; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Additional orchestrations by Michael Gibson; Original Dance Arrangements: David Baker; Dance arrangements by Ronald Melrose; Musical Director: Donald ChanDirected by Harold Prince; Dance and Cabaret Numbers Staged by Ron Field; Assistant Director: Ruth Mitchell and Ruth Mitchell; Assistant to Ron Field: Bonnie WalkerScenic Design by David Chapman; Costume Design by Patricia Zipprodt; Lighting Design by Marc B. Weiss; Sound Design by Otts Munderloh; Based on Original Set Design by Boris Aronson; Hair Design by Phyllis Della Illien; Associate Scenic Design: Mark HaackGeneral Manager: Kevmar Productions, Inc.; Company Manager: Robert H. Wallner; Associate Co. Mgr: Robert Nolan; Assistant to the General Manager: Wendy OrshanTechnical Supervisor: Theatrical Services, Inc.; Production Stage Manager: Scott Faris; Stage Manager: Robert Kellogg; Assistant Stage Mgr: Bonnie WalkerMusical Supervisor: Don Pippin; Musical Coordinator: John Monaco; Associate Conductor: Fred Barton; Keyboards: Fred Barton; Trumpets: Jim Sedlar and Dave Rogers; Trombones: Porter Poindexter and Jim Miller; French Horn: Richard Price; Woodwinds: Al Bloch, Samson Giat, Ken Adams, Ken Berger and Robert Keller; Drums: John Gates; Bass: Ray Kilday; Concert Master: Elliot Rosoff; Violins: Kathy Livolsi, Elene Dumitrescu, Al Cavaliere and Max Tarr; Violas: Susan Follari and Richard Spencer; Celli: Ellen Hassmen and Marisol Estada; Banjo: Vin Bell; Tenor Saxophone in Girl Orchestra: Sheila Cooper; Drums in Girl Orchestra: Barbara Merjan; Trombone in Girl Orchestra: Panchali Null; Piano in Girl Orchestra: Eve Potfora; Music Copyist: Chelsea Music and Mathilde PincusAssistant to Mr. Weiss: Susan A. WhiteGeneral Press Representative: The Fred Nathan Company, Inc.; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Dance Captain: Bonnie Walker; Booking of tour by NAMCO; Asst. to the Choreographer: B. J. Hanford; Photographer: Bob MarshakEnsembleEnsembleGerman SailorEnsembleEnsembleOne of "Two Ladies"EnsembleEnsembleKissing Couple (woman)Kit Kat GirlEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleMaitre D'EnsembleEnsembleSwings: Candy Cook and Aurelio PadronUnderstudies: Laurie Franks (Fraulein Schneider), Caitlin Larsen (Fraulein Kost), Mary Munger (Sally Bowles), Michelan Sisti (The Emcee), Jon Vandertholen (Clifford Bradshaw, Ernst Ludwig) and David Vosburgh (Herr Schultz)
Imperial Theatre (Oct 22, 1987 - Feb 07, 1988)
Cast
Minskoff Theatre (Feb 09, 1988 - Jun 04, 1988)
Production Stage Manager: Beverley RandolphGuitar: Vinnie BellCast
Ensemble
Swing: Linda GoodrichUnderstudy: Sharon Lawrence (Fraulein Kost) -
Songsmusic by John Kander; lyrics by Fred EbbAct 1Sung ByWillkommenThe Emcee and CompanySo What?Fraulein SchneiderDon't Tell MamaSally Bowles and GirlsTelephone SongThe CompanyPerfectly MarvelousSally Bowles and Clifford BradshawTwo LadiesThe Emcee and Two LadiesIt Couldn't Please Me MoreFraulein Schneider and Herr SchultzTomorrow Belongs to MeThe Emcee, First Waiter and WaitersDon't GoClifford BradshawThe Money SongThe Emcee, Girls and Fat BankersMarriedFraulein Schneider and Herr SchultzTomorrow Belongs to Me (Reprise)Fraulein Kost, Ernst Ludwig and GuestsAct 2Sung ByEntr'acteGirl OrchestraIf You Could See HerKit Kat GirlsMarried (Reprise)Herr SchultzIf You Could See Her (Reprise)The Emcee and BobbyWhat Would You Do?Fraulein SchneiderI Don't Care MuchThe EmceeCabaretSally BowlesFinaleClifford Bradshaw, Sally Bowles, Fraulein Schneider, Herr Schultz, The Emcee and Company
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1988 Nominee
Werner KlempererBest Featured Actress in a Musical
Best Revival
1988 Nominee
Produced by Barry & Fran Weissler -
Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by Barry & Fran Weissler; Produced in association with Phil Witt; Associate Producer: Alecia Parker
Book by Joe Masteroff; Music by John Kander; Lyrics by Fred Ebb; Based on the play by John Van Druten; Based on stories by Christopher Isherwood; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Additional orchestrations by Michael Gibson; Original Dance Arrangements: David Baker; Dance arrangements by Ronald Melrose; Musical Director: Donald Chan
Directed by Harold Prince; Dance and Cabaret Numbers Staged by Ron Field; Assistant Director: Ruth Mitchell and Ruth Mitchell; Assistant to Ron Field: Bonnie Walker
Scenic Design by David Chapman; Costume Design by Patricia Zipprodt; Lighting Design by Marc B. Weiss; Sound Design by Otts Munderloh; Based on Original Set Design by Boris Aronson; Hair Design by Phyllis Della Illien; Associate Scenic Design: Mark Haack
General Manager: Kevmar Productions, Inc.; Company Manager: Robert H. Wallner; Associate Co. Mgr: Robert Nolan; Assistant to the General Manager: Wendy Orshan
Technical Supervisor: Theatrical Services, Inc.; Production Stage Manager: Scott Faris; Stage Manager: Robert Kellogg; Assistant Stage Mgr: Bonnie Walker
Musical Supervisor: Don Pippin; Musical Coordinator: John Monaco; Associate Conductor: Fred Barton; Keyboards: Fred Barton; Trumpets: Jim Sedlar and Dave Rogers; Trombones: Porter Poindexter and Jim Miller; French Horn: Richard Price; Woodwinds: Al Bloch, Samson Giat, Ken Adams, Ken Berger and Robert Keller; Drums: John Gates; Bass: Ray Kilday; Concert Master: Elliot Rosoff; Violins: Kathy Livolsi, Elene Dumitrescu, Al Cavaliere and Max Tarr; Violas: Susan Follari and Richard Spencer; Celli: Ellen Hassmen and Marisol Estada; Banjo: Vin Bell; Tenor Saxophone in Girl Orchestra: Sheila Cooper; Drums in Girl Orchestra: Barbara Merjan; Trombone in Girl Orchestra: Panchali Null; Piano in Girl Orchestra: Eve Potfora; Music Copyist: Chelsea Music and Mathilde Pincus
Assistant to Mr. Weiss: Susan A. White
General Press Representative: The Fred Nathan Company, Inc.; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Dance Captain: Bonnie Walker; Booking of tour by NAMCO; Asst. to the Choreographer: B. J. Hanford; Photographer: Bob Marshak
Ensemble
Ensemble
German Sailor
Ensemble
Ensemble
One of "Two Ladies"
Ensemble
Ensemble
Kissing Couple (woman)
Kit Kat Girl
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Maitre D'
Ensemble
Ensemble
Swings:
Candy Cook
and Aurelio Padron
Understudies:
Laurie Franks
(Fraulein Schneider), Caitlin Larsen
(Fraulein Kost), Mary Munger
(Sally Bowles), Michelan Sisti
(The Emcee), Jon Vandertholen
(Clifford Bradshaw, Ernst Ludwig) and David Vosburgh
(Herr Schultz)
Imperial Theatre (Oct 22, 1987 - Feb 07, 1988)
Cast
Minskoff Theatre (Feb 09, 1988 - Jun 04, 1988)
Production Stage Manager: Beverley Randolph
Guitar: Vinnie Bell
Cast
Ensemble
Swing:
Linda Goodrich
Understudy:
Sharon Lawrence
(Fraulein Kost)
music by John Kander; lyrics by Fred Ebb
Act 1
Sung By
Willkommen
The Emcee and Company
So What?
Fraulein Schneider
Don't Tell Mama
Sally Bowles and Girls
Telephone Song
The Company
Perfectly Marvelous
Sally Bowles and Clifford Bradshaw
Two Ladies
The Emcee and Two Ladies
It Couldn't Please Me More
Fraulein Schneider and Herr Schultz
Tomorrow Belongs to Me
The Emcee, First Waiter and Waiters
Don't Go
Clifford Bradshaw
The Money Song
The Emcee, Girls and Fat Bankers
Married
Fraulein Schneider and Herr Schultz
Tomorrow Belongs to Me
(Reprise)
Fraulein Kost, Ernst Ludwig and Guests
Act 2
Sung By
Entr'acte
Girl Orchestra
If You Could See Her
Kit Kat Girls
Married
(Reprise)
Herr Schultz
If You Could See Her
(Reprise)
The Emcee and Bobby
What Would You Do?
Fraulein Schneider
I Don't Care Much
The Emcee
Cabaret
Sally Bowles
Finale
Clifford Bradshaw, Sally Bowles, Fraulein Schneider, Herr Schultz, The Emcee and Company
Tony Award®
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1988 Nominee
Werner Klemperer
Werner Klemperer
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
Best Revival
1988 Nominee
Produced by Barry & Fran Weissler
Produced by Barry & Fran Weissler
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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