Cabaret (Chicago) Tickets

This production was musically rich and well acted. As in the movie, the male MC and female lead "Sally Boles" stole the show. However, the BAND and the DANCERS are the other two legs to this stool and each held up their end in fine fashion. Sexual dalliances and great musical performances are just window dressing for the sinister political undertones of dangerous 1930s Berlin.

The whole cast did a wonderful job, but i came largely to see if Randy Harrison was as great in person as he was as Justin Taylor. He is an incredible actor who can flawlessly demonstrate a wide variety of emoticons . I would go see him again anytime I had the opportunity.

Show was highly entertaining from beginning to end. The cast was beautiful, talented and funny. The only warning...obstructed view in dress circle is real. Do not sit in dress circle unless front row. We were lucky enough to move seats to main floor after speaking with ushers about obstructed view (and we weren't the only ones).

The musical captured the great songs and dance as well as the underlying encroachment of nazism in visceral and unsettling ways. This is a good thing that art makes us uncomfortable and think as it weaves a compelling and entertaining story.

powerful, great acting, music is amazing, complete impression unforgetable

I was a little bit skeptical about watching this show because I don't really have any background about Cabaret. However, that changed when the show started. It was kinky, interesting, the musicality was superb! It had its funny moments, sad moments, and just overall great moments. The audience participation part was refreshing. Randy Harrison as the emcee was great. Andrea Goss' voice was just phenomenal. You guys should check it out!

Terrific show. Great cast,staging and music. Come to the Cabaret, you wont be disappointed.

Finally saw this on stage and was not disappointed. T

I had never seen Cabaret before and didn't know what to expect. I wasn't pleasantly surprised not only by the performance but the music, and just how well the choreography, the musicians, and the actors were all part of the performance. The singing and dancing were phenomenal and the music was extremely well. The one caveat to the performance was when the sound guys radio went off during the show other than that, I highly recommend it.

This version of Cabaret lived up to the original, but was more risqué and raunchy (then again, Berlin was both in the 1930s). Sets were sparce but worked well for the scene changes. The Kit Kat band was wonderful, and there were no weak voices or acting. What I missed was the coming aura of the Nazis earlier on in the play.

The venue was great! Not a bad seat in the house, our seats were incredible. The show had some incredible voices and awesome dance numbers, but the storyline was slow...needless to say, to make the best of our Saturday night, we left at intermission, somewhat disappointed.

Outstanding- an excellent revival not to be missed. The Master of Ceremonies draws you in & does not let go-

the voices were amazing! well done production. loved it

I love the movie and the show was just as entertaining.

Wonderful time at the Cabaret show. Fun and very good musical for all to see. Actors worked hard to do a great show.

Randy Harrison was an absolute treat as the Master of Ceremonies, and the cast and band was great. The production design was rather simple but adequate though a little bit of a letdown. Raunchy, fun and stirring.

Great singing and fun, interactive cast. I loved the set and the musicians were very talented.

Outstanding voices. Orchestra was rock solid and really played the Kander and Ebb vaudeville feels well. (There were a few out of tune notes from the strings here and there, but no big deal) The Emcee was completely convincing. All the lead roles were performed admirably. The Entr'acte really drew us in. It broke down the fourth wall and made us feel like we were really welcome guests. Don't ask how, just go see it. GO SEE THIS SHOW. If you've never seen Cabaret live, REALLY go see this show on tour.

I bought tickets not exactly knowing what the story of Cabaret was, but I was not disappointed. Great story about the diversity of the effects on people in Berlin during Hitler's reign. Real toe tapper. You'll be humming "Cabaret" for a few days. I'll definitely always buy seats a few row from the front in the mezzanine when coming to the Privatebank Theatre. I once bought front row of the balcony, and you couldn't see a thing unless you leaned forward.

Myself and my friend loved this show. The acting, singing and orchestra were amazing. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and naughty evening out.