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CABARET SIDE SHOW
Wall Street Theatre - Winnipeg, MB
http://www.theatredancectr.com V.1 - John Hirsch Mainstage
CABARET SIDE SHOW is a musical revue set in the 1930s. The performers are rehearsing for their big opening night at the Cabaret and everyone is welcome.

An evening of sultry passion, music and dance.

Show Info:
60 Minutes
Tickets:

Genre:
Musical

Audience:
Parental Guidance

Warnings: Gunshots

Wed July 13 10:00 PM
Fri July 15 11:00 AM
Sat July 16 3:00 PM
Sun July 17 6:30 PM
Tue July 19 10:00 PM
Thu July 21 12:45 PM*
*(2 for $12)
Fri July 22 4:30 PM
Sat July 23 8:15 PM

CABARET SIDE SHOW	Wall Street Theatre - Winnipeg, MB http://www.theatredancectr.com	V.1 - John Hirsch Mainstage
	CABARET SIDE SHOW is a musical revue set in the 1930s. The performers are rehearsing for their big opening night at the Cabaret and everyone is welcome. An evening of sultry passion, music and dance.	Show Info: 60 Minutes Tickets: Genre: Musical Audience: Parental Guidance Warnings: Gunshots	Wed July 13 10:00 PM Fri July 15 11:00 AM Sat July 16 3:00 PM Sun July 17 6:30 PM Tue July 19 10:00 PM Thu July 21 12:45 PM* *(2 for $12) Fri July 22 4:30 PM Sat July 23 8:15 PM

CABARET SIDE SHOW

Wall Street Theatre—John Hirsch Mainstage

The show can ultimately be described as loosely connected song and dance numbers with many long time classics presented by a talented ensemble. With only a few hiccups, the show is well produced, and for anyone who would enjoy seeing “all that jazz” live and in person, this would be the perfect thing. As straightforward as anyone could hope for such a concept of a Cabaret song medley.

Josh Fidelak