Performances Begin July 11
2 Lower-Priced Previews - $25 All Seats
Thursday July 11 & Friday July 12
Official Opening Night and Reception
Saturday July 13
2 Lower-Priced Previews - $25 All Seats
Thursday July 11 & Friday July 12
Official Opening Night and Reception
Saturday July 13
Micah Cone (Emcee) and Heidi Grass (Sally Bowles). Photo by David Wong
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Sue Legate-Halford (Frau Schneider) and Louis Flint Ceci (Herr Schultz).
Photo by David Wong
Heidi Grass (Sally Bowles) and Jonathan Hansard (Cliff Bradshaw). Photo by David Wong
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The legendary musical about cabaret performer Sally Bowles, writer Cliff Bradshaw and the unraveling of German society in the early 1930's. With mounting fear and uncertainty outside, our Emcee welcomes you into a world where your troubles are left at the door. This Tony Award-winning musical features a classic musical theatre score and timely story.
CABARET
Book by Joe Masteroff | Music by John Kander | Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Based on the play by John Van Druten and stories by Christopher Isherwood
Directed by Scott Gilbert
Music Direction by Ken Getz
Choreography by Brian Arsenault
Scenic Design by Gabriel Hannaford
Lighting Design by Erin Beatie and Devin Cameron Jewett
Costume Design by Paulette Sand-Gilbert
Sound Design by Greg Cameron
Book by Joe Masteroff | Music by John Kander | Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Based on the play by John Van Druten and stories by Christopher Isherwood
Directed by Scott Gilbert
Music Direction by Ken Getz
Choreography by Brian Arsenault
Scenic Design by Gabriel Hannaford
Lighting Design by Erin Beatie and Devin Cameron Jewett
Costume Design by Paulette Sand-Gilbert
Sound Design by Greg Cameron
with
Micah Cone, Heidi Grass, Jonathan Hansard, Sue LeGate Halford, Louis Flint Ceci, Casey Burke,
Shannon Harney, Michaela King, Lauren Langley, Laura LeBleu, Emily Rose Perry, Angela Williams,
Daniel King and Cosmo Merryweather
Micah Cone, Heidi Grass, Jonathan Hansard, Sue LeGate Halford, Louis Flint Ceci, Casey Burke,
Shannon Harney, Michaela King, Lauren Langley, Laura LeBleu, Emily Rose Perry, Angela Williams,
Daniel King and Cosmo Merryweather
Content Advisory: CABARET is recommended for ages 16 and up, for mature themes.
There is no official rating system for live theatre. Please use your judgment based on your child's age and maturity level.
All Seating is RESERVED
There are NO online ticketing fees
Questions & to order by phone
530.346.3210
There are NO online ticketing fees
Questions & to order by phone
530.346.3210
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TICKET PRICES July 11 & 12 (Previews) $25 (all rows) All Other Performances $35 (rows A-H) $25 (rows J-O) (Please Note: The cross-aisle runs in front of Row G/GL Seats in Row G/GL are in the Front of Theatre Ticket Section. |
Thursday July 18 at 7:00 PM - "Pay What You Can Performance"
Tickets available beginning at 5:30 PM at the Nevada Theatre Box Office - Cash Only
Doors open at 6:30 PM - General Admission Seating
Call for group rates - 10% off for groups of 10 or more (for non-preview performances).
$15 Student Rush - Under age 25 with valid Student ID - Purchase at the Box Office beginning 1 hour before the show.
Nevada Theatre, 401 Broad Street, Nevada City
Box Office opens 1 hour before the performance
The House opens for seating 1/2 hour before the performance
No refunds. No exchanges (except for FLEX PASS Holders).
Accessible/Wheelchair Seating is located in Row AL and Row AR.
Companion Seating is located in Row BL and Row AR.
Book online OR give us a call at 530.346.3210!
$15 Student Rush - Under age 25 with valid Student ID - Purchase at the Box Office beginning 1 hour before the show.
Nevada Theatre, 401 Broad Street, Nevada City
Box Office opens 1 hour before the performance
The House opens for seating 1/2 hour before the performance
No refunds. No exchanges (except for FLEX PASS Holders).
Accessible/Wheelchair Seating is located in Row AL and Row AR.
Companion Seating is located in Row BL and Row AR.
Book online OR give us a call at 530.346.3210!
Our Fall 2019 Production
Tickets On Sale in July
The Thanksgiving Play
by Larissa FastHorse
Directed by Sandra Rockman
by Larissa FastHorse
Directed by Sandra Rockman
Four mismatched artists attempt to devise an ethnically sensitive play for the local schools to celebrate both Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage Month – with no Native American actors. In this wickedly funny satire, political correctness, ego and just plain ignorance collide as these well-meaning self-proclaimed artists try to perform a Thanksgiving miracle (without killing any turkeys).