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Cabaret

(Roundabout Revival, 1998)

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Production Information
Previews:February 13, 1998 (37 previews)
Opening:March 19, 1998
Closing:January 04, 2004
# Performances:2378
Theatres:Studio 54
(11/12/1998 - 1/4/2004)
Kit Kat Klub
(3/19/1998 - 11/8/1998)
Production Type:Revival
Production Status: Closed
Run Type:Open Run
Market:Broadway
Running Time:Two hours and 30 minutes with one intermission
Intermissions:1
 
Production Staff
Rob Marshall
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Director
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Choreographer
Sam Mendes
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Director
Brian Ronan
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Sound Designer
 
Original Cast | Replacements
Alex Bowen
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Boy Soprano [recorded voice only]
Joyce Chittick
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Frenchie (Kit Kat Girl)
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Gorilla
Alan Cumming
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Master of Ceremonies
Brian Duguay
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Victor (Kit Kat Boy)
John Benjamin Hickey
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Clifford Bradshaw
Erin Hill
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Lulu (Kit Kat Girl)
Michael O'Donnell
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Bobby (Kit Kat Boy)
Denis O'Hare
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Ernst Ludwig
Kristin Olness
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Helga (Kit Kat Girl)
Michele Pawk
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Fraulein Kost
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Fritzie (Kit Kat Girl)
Christina Pawl
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Rosie (Kit Kat Girl)
Natasha Richardson
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Sally Bowles
Leenya Rideout
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Texas (Kit Kat Girl)
Ron Rifkin
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Herr Schultz
Fred Rose
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Herman (Kit Kat Boy)
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Custom Official
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Rudy
Bill Szobody
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Hans (Kit Kat Boy)
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Hans
Mary Louise Wilson
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Fraulein Schneider
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