CABARET

The West End came to The Salon, “Cabaret” showed our talented artists at their very best, every one on that stage worked their socks off, and boy did it work, Peter Mitchell directed this wonderful thought provoking production, and the views of the audience were evident, on their feet.
The stage play is nothing like the film, much deeper and showed how slowly but surely the downfall of Berlin came. Its excess, gave way to the shadow of the Nazi’s and the power that would engulf the characters no one came out with a happy ending. Based on a true story, Cabaret was heart felt but at the same time gave that air of   excess that people had to have to escape reality.
The whole show, was a wonder, even the great dance routines (Peter Height) were dripping in decadence with shady, seedy characters, giving the air of anything goes in the sleazy Kit Kat club. The Salon is  very proud of this excellent production.

CLICK BELOW TO VIEW ARCHIVE PHOTOS OF SOME OF THE CAST OF "CABARET" AT THE SALON VARITETES THEATRE: (click the desired photo to see it enlarged)