"Cabaret" (1972): Welcome to the Kit Kat Klub, where decadence reigns and the lights burn just a little brighter against the gathering shadows of 1930s Berlin.
Liza Minnelli dazzles as Sally Bowles, a singer whose dreams are as bold as her emerald nail polish, while Joel Grey’s unnervingly brilliant Emcee invites you to leave your troubles—and perhaps your conscience—at the door.
Bob Fosse’s direction crackles with wit and precision, blending champagne-soaked hedonism with the slow, chilling creep of political unrest. A musical like no other, "Cabaret" is a glittering, devastating masterpiece that reminds us: even as the world crumbles, the show must go on.