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#26

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 8:24pm

Stupid question: is everyone in agreement that in the revival, when the back scrim goes up and reveals just blinding white and fog, it represents a gas chamber?

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Updated On: 8/28/04 at 08:24 PM

#27

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 8:29pm

Umm... that's exactly what it represents. That's why the emcee strips down to concentration camp garb at the end... everyone who stayed behind...

#28

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 8:40pm

Oh my God.

*chills*

That killed me.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#29

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 8:48pm

1) Final moment...spinetingling!
2) I always thought Natashia sounded like she had somehting in her mouth during the title number on the cd. Just me?

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#30

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:29pm

Guess what my friends and I are watching right now?

"One no longer loves one's insight enough once one communicates it."

The opposite of creation isn't war, it's stagnation.

#31

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:30pm

Pee Wee's Big Adventure? lol

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#32

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:34pm

How was Adam in this?

#33

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:37pm

I'll answer!!

At first, I was like "no way. He's never gonna pull this off." Then I began to hear how great he was, and got more and more excited. Adam BLEW MY MIND. I was so so so SO proud of him for pulling off such a role SO beautifully. His facial expressions were absolutley priceless, and his portrayal was funny when it needed to be an serious when it needed to be, and just FULL of emotion. He was phenomenal.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#34

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:40pm

Thanks emcee...I can always count on you to answer my Adam questions!

#35

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:42pm

I'll answer too! Adam was the only Emcee i saw in the role (I wish i could have seen others - Alan and Raul) yet i thought he was wonderful. You could really see all the riskes Adam took and gave it is all. The vocals were great, and the was dead on. Also - you got to see him in a kick line. What more could you want.

Though scattered and divided we are still its heart...AIDA SEPTEMBER 5th, 2004...one more longing backward glance... I AM NOW "TGIF!"

#36

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:47pm

adam in a kickline?! omg i would kill to see that!

"People asking questions, lost in confusion. Well I tell them there's no problems, only solutions." ~The one and only John Lennon

#37

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:48pm

Oh, you saw more than that!!

LOL, really. I was so impressed. He really got to just let loose with the role, and was clearly having a wonderful time. I was so proud of him.

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#38

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:51pm

Adam in SLC Punk = silly!

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#39

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:51pm

now this is making me curious!

"People asking questions, lost in confusion. Well I tell them there's no problems, only solutions." ~The one and only John Lennon

#40

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:52pm

I could NOT stop lauging. His character was so funny, in a weird sort of way. And that outfit!! LOL! I was, however, a BIG fan of the leather pants.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#41

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:52pm

first sparkly pants and now leather pants!! how the heck did i miss this?!

"People asking questions, lost in confusion. Well I tell them there's no problems, only solutions." ~The one and only John Lennon

#42

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:55pm

haha! The sparkly pants are his OWN doing. The leather pants were for the movie. Still nice, though! Check it out. It's an interesting film.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#43

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 9:56pm

ok now this is just going to kill me! *goes to search for clips*

"People asking questions, lost in confusion. Well I tell them there's no problems, only solutions." ~The one and only John Lennon

#44

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:02pm

Ok gals, lets not take over this thread. Maybe we should move this convo the off topic thread.

Though scattered and divided we are still its heart...AIDA SEPTEMBER 5th, 2004...one more longing backward glance... I AM NOW "TGIF!"

#45

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:06pm

The revival actually opened at the Henry Miller Theatre which was renamed the Kit Kat Klub for "Cabaret." However, because of a contruction accident on the block of the theatre, they had to halt performances for some time until the area was deemed safe again. The Roundabout Theatre was able to get Studio 54, turn it into a theatrical space, and reopen "Cabaret" there.

And everyone seems to forget to include Rob Marshall (now of "Chicago - The Movie" fame) as the co-director of the production...

#46

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:08pm

I was pretty sure it was the Henry Miller, but I didn't want to post mis-information and my Cabaret book is packed for school. 54 was so perfect for it, though.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#47

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:15pm

luvtheEmcee: I totally agree that Studio 54 was the perfect place to relocate it. I mean the history of the venue itself, combined with the tawdriness of the concept of the cabaret was ideal...

#48

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:19pm

The atmosphere made the show so much more real - it just helped to better the shock factor of the whole thing.

*cries*
I really wish it was still around.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#49

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:33pm

sparkly nipples, sparkly pants, leather pants, no pants

whoops did i say that aloud?!?!

adam was awesome in cabaret i was hesitant at first to but - i'll never forget the way he did i don't care much!! i had aisle seats both times i went and he kept walking by me - i wanted to reach out and touch him - lol!!

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#50

re: Cabaret

Posted: 8/28/04 at 10:34pm

I don't care much gave me chills - it still does, no matter who's singing it.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

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