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REVIEW: WSU’s ‘Cabaret’ dazzles, despite dodgy German accents
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REVIEW: WSU’s ‘Cabaret’ dazzles, despite dodgy German accents
The opening night of Wichita State School of Performing Arts’ “Cabaret” was a gripping interpretation of a beloved show, in spite of some shaky German accents. “Cabaret,” based on a play by John Van Druten and book by Joe Masteroff, explores the tantalizing and polarizing world of 1930s Berlin — amidst the rise of Nazi power — through the lens of a cabaret club. The story centers on the perspective of American writer Cliff Bradshaw, played by J…
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