The iconic red sails on top of Moulin Rouge, Paris’ most famous cabaret club, crashed to the ground overnight, but there is no risk of further collapse at the landmark building, Paris firefighters said. The Moulin Rouge cabaret, with its distinctive red windmill blades, is located in northern Paris and is one of the most visited buildings in the city.
A decade after her debut as Fraulein Kost in Sam Mendes’ revival of ‘Cabaret,’ Jessie Buckley takes on the iconic role of Sally Bowles in the Broadway production that opened on April 21. The Scottish actress, who has risen to prominence in recent years with roles in ‘The Lost Daughter,’ ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things,’ and ‘The Power of the Dog,’ was initially hesitant to add Sally Bowles to her repertoire, believing the part unattainable. However, she ultimately embraced the character’s audacious spirit and vulnerability, aiming to portray Bowles as less of an enigma and more as someone unabashedly herself. The immersive nature of the production, with its multiple levels of bars, dancers, and musicians, adds to the sense of inescapable spectacle.
Dieruff High School students are eagerly rehearsing for their upcoming spring musical production of ‘Cabaret (1998 Version)’. Under the direction of Natalia Vicente as the Emcee, the cast is working diligently to bring the iconic musical to life. The talented cast includes Alexandra Mendez as Sally Bowles, Ayden Gonzalez as Cliff Bradshaw, Mayrali Melendez as Fraulein Schneider, Melo Rodriguez as Herr Schultz, Christian Mitchem as Ernst Ludwig, Faith Gross as Fraulein Kost, Gus Pegan as Bobby, Jayden Serra as Victor, Allen Henriquez as Max, Casey Brunner as Frenchie, Camila Vilor as Lulu, and Rosalynda Garcia as Helga. With a wide range of performance dates to choose from, the community is encouraged to attend and experience the captivating performance of Dieruff High School’s students. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the exceptional talent and dedication of these young artists. Join them for an unforgettable evening of music, dance, and storytelling as they present ‘Cabaret (1998 Version)’.
Eddie Redmayne is going to great lengths to stay fit for his role as the Emcee in Broadway’s ‘Cabaret,’ including weekly ‘torture’ sessions with a ‘body-work human being.’ Despite the discomfort, Redmayne acknowledges the importance of self-care for his singing voice and physical well-being.
