Cafe Cabaret Episode One

Blockbuster Performances from 17 of the Triad's most diverse, professional and experienced talent from every university and corner of our region, coming together to create the most entertaining and exciting night of theatrical magic.

In a nightclub downtown........very sexy.

Performing songs from musicals such as KIMBERLY AKIMBO, FREAKY FRIDAY, THE COLOR PURPLE, EUBIE! and from movies such as A STAR IS BORN, a TV Show, and SO much more. Scenes and monologues that will break your heart or keep you laughing deep in your belly. Silly and seductive moments take turns throughout. Supported by a truly stellar band that includes Allan Beck on guitar, Paul Foster on bass, Steve McHugh on drums and Brian Blauch on clarinet and sax - and you do not want to miss hearing the amazing and beautiful LaShon Hill sing her guts out!

Most exciting is that Cafe Cabaret will perform at the Continental Club every month, and every four months we'll offer an entirely new "Episode"! Each time taking bigger risks, tackling more challenging material. And adding new artists.

Greensboro has lost so much great theatre. Come to Cafe Cabaret - a Theatre Showcase - and remember what really great theatre performances feel like. You will be on your feet cheering over and over and over again.

This is our INAUGURAL Performance! Come Support Us! And keep coming back!

Theatre isn't cheap to produce. Cafe Cabaret will be performed in the Continental Club with professional lighting and sound. Ticket sales will not cover our expenses.

If you would like to support a brand new artistic theatre venture and to be extra specially honored by theatre folk in a zillion ways and at EVERY Cafe Cabaret, we are in great need of Donors.

Donation Levels begin at $500.

We are helpless without you.

If you'd like - we can bring our show to YOU. For more information about the benefits of donating or booking shows, visit our website. www.publictheatregreensboro.com/donations

Cafe Cabaret is created to celebrate and honor theatre companies and theatre artists across the Triad.