Imagine yourself sitting in the center row of a darkened theater at an evening performance of a show entitled Cabaret. Tonight’s offering is a musical, and yet it is a musical unlike most others. It’s almost entirely devoid of the kind of cheerfulness that is usually associated with that particular genre, focusing as it does on the excesses of the Weimar Republic in the days just before the outbreak of World War II. Such humor as the play has is heavily ironic, filled with innuendo, and ultimately black.
“Every act of faithful leadership will be met with an equal and opposite act of sabotage.” — Joe Rigney
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Showing posts with label Promiscuity. Show all posts
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Promiscuous Freedom and Enslavement
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Promiscuous Freedom and Enslavement
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