EPISODE · Sep 15, 2025 · 1H 7M
"Cabaret"
from Lights Up on the Dark: The Holocaust Onstage
Wilkommen, bienvenue, welcome…the girls are back! In the season premiere, Sam and Alex look at the iconic musical Cabaret and ask: Is it a ‘Holocaust play’? The conversation includes their encounters with it, from childhood memories up to recent performances in London and New York; key differences between the film and the stage version(s); the depictions of characters from Clifford and Sally to Herr Schultz and Frau Schneider, and what they represent; and what Cabaret itself represents in the current global political climate. Hosts: Samantha Mitschke & Alexandra Gellner Executive Producer: Samantha Mitschke Producer / Editor: Alexandra Gellner Music: “Image” by Infraction Music Contact: https://holocaustonstage.com/contact/ Episode Sources Books & Articles Joel Grey, “I Starred In ‘Cabaret.’ We Need to Heed Its Warning” in The New York Times, 24 November 2024. Plays Joe Masteroff (book), John Kander (music) and Fred Ebb (lyrics) (1966/1987) Cabaret. Other sources You can find all three education packs by Susie Ferguson for the London production here: https://kitkat.club/education/.
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