Cabaret-- a Discussion — Page 8

#176

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 4:29pm

If a High School or Community Theatre buys the rights to this show, do you get the original material, or the revival with all the cuts and the addition of "Maybe This Time"? My school is doing this next year and I'm curious as to which one we will be doing.

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#177

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 5:18pm

It depends on what your school wants. (I think)

#178

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 5:23pm

There is the original script and the 1987 revival script available. The recent Roundabout revival script isn't available yet.

www.tamswitmark.com

#179

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 5:26pm

And the 1998 revival if you buy the book. :)

#180

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 5:30pm

I really, really like that book.

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#181

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 5:36pm

Me too! I like the picture with the Emcee and Cliff at the end. It's so... dark and scary! But in a good way. :)

Updated On: 8/5/05 at 05:36 PM

#182

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/5/05 at 9:22pm

Oooh! I like your avatar, luvtheEmcee!

Where'd you get it? Is it from Cabaret?

#183

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/6/05 at 2:05pm

Is that Adam, luv the Emcee? :)

#184

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/6/05 at 4:56pm

I'm looking for a Cabaret picture. :)

And the pic is from the movie.

It's the one of Joel Grey giving the camera that scary smile in the 'Tomorrow Belongs to Me' number.

I'm looking for it because I saw a thread on a forum called 'Top 10 scariest smiles in movie history'. :)

#185

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/6/05 at 9:08pm

*just got a brainstorm for I Don't Care Much*

It could have the MC come onstage dressed like CLIFF!

And then he/she sings and strokes Sally comfortingly.

So s/he's basically saying to Sally 'Cliff doesn't love you. He seems like it, but all he cares about is paying the rent and his novel. He wouldn't care if you left. He's too far gone to love anyone, ja? Stay with us instead...'

And Sally, like her naive, trusting self, believes the Emcee.

*has just given self the chills*

Updated On: 8/6/05 at 09:08 PM

#186

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/6/05 at 10:47pm

For anyone who's interested, you can use my idea. :)

#187

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/7/05 at 6:00pm

:)

I just got back from a nursing home and I put on my Cabaret CD and sang for the people there! They loved me! ^_^

#188

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/7/05 at 6:04pm

I'm a huge fan of the movie, and am doing the show in May... but I can't get a hold of the script/CD... if anyone has the script could they send it to me?

But if not, how much do they differ, besides the non-abortion-ness... and without a few songs...?

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#189

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/7/05 at 7:42pm

Um, noy much, except for Sally sings Cabaret before Cliff leaves but after the abortion in the 98 revival.

She vaugely knows what she did is going to ruin the relationship, but she just doesn't think hard enough to realize that Cliff loves her, I think.

#190

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/8/05 at 2:47pm

And in the movie Fraulein Schneider and Herr Schultz's romance is replaced with a younger, more beautiful couple.

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#191

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 5:42pm

What are your favorite actors/actresses who did Cabaret?

I like Alan Cumming, Joel Grey, Natasha Richardson, Christina Pawl, Mary Louise Wilson, and Leenya Rideout.

#192

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 5:45pm

Predictable ones for me -

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Raúl E.
Susan Egan
Natasha Richardson
Alan Cumming

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#193

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 5:51pm

My mom said that her favorite one was Michael O' Donnel (Bobby) because he was cute.

#194

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 6:55pm

Max von Essen opens TONIGHT as Emcee in 'Cabaret' at Sacramento's Music Circus. Their production is based on the 1987 Broadway Revival.
Max as Emcee

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#195

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 6:56pm

I remember hearing about this a long time ago, and wishing I could see it. He looks GOOD.

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#196

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:12pm

My friends were at the dress rehearsal last night and they said that he stole the show.



Max as Emcee ~ a different look

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#197

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:17pm

Beautiful.

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#198

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:30pm

Ah, wunderbar!

Here's a line from our production that I think applies to Max.

"In here life is beautiful! The GIRLS are beautiful! Your HOST is beautiful! Even the orchestra is beautiful!"

#199

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:31pm

ha, too bad they didn't say the host bit in the revival; would've gotten him some cheers many-a time.

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#200

re: Cabaret-- a Discussion

Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:38pm

Hehe, oh well. :)

I like him.

Beedle dee dee dee

We like him.