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| Directed by Edward Chambers |
| February 12 - February 22, 1975 |
Click Here for the VLT's 2004 Production of Cabaret
 Cabaret is a strong, sexy, and tuneful show — one of the most celebrated and popular musicals of the last half-century.
This Broadway hit tells the story of Clifford Bradshaw, an American writer who visits Berlin when the Nazis are beginning to come to power. He meets Sally Bowles, an English nightclub singer at the Kit Kat Club, and the two fall in love. Tragedy is imminent, however, as the Nazi takeover begins, narrated by the leering Emcee. The Kit Kat Club becomes a visual metaphor for the depraved and dangerous place that Berlin is becoming. Also figuring prominently is the tragic relationship between Clifford’s elderly landlord, Fraulein Schneider, who gets engaged to a Jewish greengrocer, Herr Schultz — not an easy decision, given the increasing influence of the Nazis.
This is a powerful show, filled with wonderful music, but with a message as gripping as today’s headlines. Due to mature themes and subject matter, we do not recommend this show for children. We do expect very strong ticket sales, however, and recommend that you get your reservations in early for best seats! |
Show Dates
| February 1975 |
| Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
| 11 |
12
Curtain 8:15 pm
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13
Curtain 8:15 pm
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14
Curtain 8:15 pm
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15
Curtain 8:15 pm
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| Opening Night |
| 20
Curtain 8:15 pm
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19
Curtain 8:15 pm
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20
Curtain 8:15 pm
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21
Curtain 8:15 pm
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22
Curtain 8:15 pm
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Cast List |
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Production Staff |
Emcee |
Charles La Tourette |
Clifford Bradshaw |
Don Sutton |
Ernst Ludwig |
Tracey Hollenbeck |
Customs Officer / Taxi Man |
Dana Gold |
Fraulein Schneider |
Karm H. Sutton |
Fraulein Kost |
Laurie C. Guttormsen |
Herr Shultz |
Arnold Laferty |
Girl |
Pamela C. Vick |
Sally Bowles |
Kathleen Randell |
Ladies |
Rebecca Webb |
Nancy Hills |
Maitre D' |
E. Quade Winter |
Max |
Rick Lloyd |
Waiters |
Lawry Nay |
Mark Wolfe |
Chip Gore |
Kit Kat Girls |
Pamela C. Vick |
Jennifer Pashkowski |
Nancy Hills |
Suzanne Kircher |
Rebecca Webb |
Betty Lou Pontius |
Chorus |
Mark Wolfe |
Chip Gore |
Lawry Nay |
Michael McCormick |
Nicholas Breeden |
Michael Moscoe |
Elizabeth Barret |
Diana Chambers |
Michael P. Watkins |
Paula Harrington |
| Musicians |
Flute |
Scott Barkhurst |
Piano |
Bruce McDonald |
Sax / Clarinet |
Warren Hunt |
Gwen Martinsen |
Trumpets |
Keith Norris |
Ken Strobeck |
Trombone |
Jeff Elms |
String Bass |
Tina Batori |
Accordion |
Terry Myers |
Percussion |
Patti Drapela |
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Director |
Edward Chambers |
Assistant Director |
Gary Paul Pillette |
Musical Director |
Scott Barkhurst |
Vocal Director |
E. Quade Winter |
Choreographer |
B. Veronique Cimpson |
Stage Manager |
Sheila Richards |
Stage Crew |
Dan Best, Walt Perryman, Malcolm Scott, Mark Agerter, William R. Walton, Edward U. Banker Jr. |
Rehearsal Pianists |
Bruce McDonald, Karen Olsen, Jean Laferty, Corinne Rowland |
Set Design |
Scott Frame |
Set Construction |
Scott Frame, David Wright, Keith Boyd, Cathy Boyd, Roger Houglum, Ann Aylworth, Sandra Harland, Julia Herbert, Helen Jones, Lois Newman, Jeanne Manella, Debra Hollenbeck, Don Best, Ed Banker, Cast & Crew members |
Lighting Design |
Joseph Gilg |
Light Crew |
Vikki Degaa, Maxine Walton, Steve Springston |
Sound Crew |
Gary Paul Pillette |
Costumers |
Nancy Hills, Edward Broussard, Michael McCormick |
Makeup |
Trisha Wilber |
Properties |
Jeanne Manela, Kurt Klappenbach, Karen Biggs, Camilla Bayliss, Gail Race |
Technical Director |
Sandra Thibeau |
Production Manager |
Stan Boyd |
Poster and Program Art |
David Wright |
Publicity and Programs |
Julia Herbert, Gary Paul Pillette, Helen Jones |
House Manager |
Robert Harland |
Box Office Manager |
Judi Johnson |
Hospitality |
Fran Miller |
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