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‘Cabaret’ goes to Church
The cast of Keegan Theatre’s ‘Cabaret,’ which opens Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Keegan Theatre)
The Keegan Theatre presents “Cabaret” at the Church Street Theater (1742 Church St., NW) opening Saturday night at 8.
This revival of the hit Broadway show takes place in the Kit Kat Klub, a place full of seedy nightlife on the eve Hitler’s rise to power. Based on Christopher Isherwood’s “Berlin Stories,” the story centers around a cabaret singer, a writer from America and the denizens of Berlin.
Tickets are $35 to $40. The show runs Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 and Sundays at 3 p.m. through Feb. 23.
For more information, visit keegantheatre.com.
Tagged with Berlin, Cabaret, Christopher Isherwood, Church Street Theater, Germany, Keegan Theatre, Kit Kat Klub, Out & About
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