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  • No one in England has her accent. But otherwise I'm liking this!

  • is that guy who kissed him a trumpeter from the beginning of the play?

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  • Lol, my uncles play at Bryanston was so much better than this actuall play!x

  • does the scene really end at that kiss or did they just edit the scene for tv?

  • This Musical seems to be extremely similar to Moulin Rouge...

  • @Bjoshgroban Moulin Rouge took some elements from Cabaret.

  • @Bjoshgroban You better be trolling.  Cabaret is decades older than Moulin Rouge.

  • I don't know. I adore Jane Horrocks and Liza respectively, but...as an actress myself, I suppose I really enjoyed Liza's interpretation. She chose to play the opposite, and I respect that. Jane is playing the character as it is written, but sometimes, a spectator wants to see a unique perspective on the role. It is what makes that particular actor's performance so memorable. Anyway, I love Joel Grey and Alan Cumming, and again, they each interpreted their characters differently. Both marvelous.

  • Wow, this audience has no sense of humor what so ever. Not a single laugh? Really?

  • @snorlax42

    Only the loudest laughter is getting picked up by the mics.

  • "Wow this show is pretty cool, Alan Cummings is awesome and HELLO YAOI."

    ^ My reaction.

  • I SAW SOME TONGUE THERE!!!

  • Alan Cumming I love him! <3

  • what was his reaction to the kiss?

  • @JavaJunkie555

    I am in agreement of that. Some of her characterization choices do seem odd.

  • Haha... I love Jane, she reminds me at moments of Glenn Close as both Cruella DeVil and Norma Desmond!

  • they cut out so much :/ I want this on DVD SOOOO bad!

  • @JavaJunkie555

    If you are going by the movie version..this Sally wouldn't make sense. Sally is supposed to be a mediocre singer that works in a seedy club because she's not talented enough vocally to be in a more high class one. She covers her insecurities and mediocrity with false bravado, brashness and fantasy.

  • holy crap this sally is scaring the shit out of me, definitely not right for th part

  • WHY IS SHE LIKE MARY POPPINS ON CRACK?

  • I think the kiss was hot...

  • Wow...I can't believe that there must be people saying things about the two guys kissing...this IS Cabaret! It's meant to be risque!

  • 2:07... Cliff, where did your accent go?!

  • @piggibank42 He was impersonating Sally.

  • i love the woman playing sally!!!

  • I'm sorry, but I really can't stand this Sally, she's terrible

  • i can not stand the lead in this. i appologize i love alan cumming but the lead lady is horrible and sounds like cruella de vil with this accent.

  • I'm sorry. She is not a women.

  • Frauline Schneider sounds kinda jamaican....It makes me laugh of as we've been trying to get our english teacher to read a poem in a jamaican accent.

  • what happened with the kiss?! how did he react? :P

  • @jerona I know! It's like, kiss-- CYMBAL! CABARET!

  • They only hint at a lot of this stuff in the movie. I'm so glad I found this. :D

  • Kiss him... kiss him.... do it! (cuts out kiss scene) DAMMIT!!!

  • That guy looks like Alfred E. Neuman

  • . . .kinda want to punch Sally in the face. I think that makes her a bit more realistic than Liza Minelli xD

  • What was with the giant kiss/Cabaret thing that popped up during the kiss?

  • @BonnyDramaGirl

    Really disruptive, wasn't it?

    I'm assuming they censored it, because this was a version of the show filmed for TV broadcast.

  • @BonnyDramaGirl Commercial break. TV version.

  • Wow, that kiss was actually really hot o.o

  • Jane Horrocks is fantastic.

  • i think they did cut out the kissing scene!!!!!!! wth???

  • oh ze wonderfull would of caberet it my fave musical and Alan cumming is my actor so this is so EEP

  • The film version creates a more sympathetic Sally, so at the ending one just feels sad for her lack of foresight and naivety. There's no real sympathy for her at the end of the musical, just for Cliff. Her hedonism and arrogance alienate her from the audience.

  • Please tell me they didn't cut more from that fabulous kissing scene.

  • as far as I remember the original text by Isherwood, Sally Bowles is a poser, a wanna be vamp.

  • I love Cliff <33333

  • que paso con SO WHAT

  • Why did they take out "Don't tell MAma"?

  • DAMN, Bobby is intense. lol!

  • WOOOO (O3O) that made me laugh bold men in Berlin XD

  • I like her facial expression when she says "ooh.. well it's your toothbrush glass!! =O"

  • SHES SO GOOD.. SHKIDDIN

  • yummy...

  • I... don't like her as Sally much. She's taken Sally from sexy and interesting to eccentric and snotty/posh.

  • i totally agree. she's annoys me.

  • i agree but it's the directors decision

  • That's exactly why I like her.

  • I agree completely.

  • Hmm.. Sally Bowles is supposed to be eccentric (prairie oysters?) and she's described as "the toast of Mayfair", hence the accent.

  • @TRWolf -- I agree. Granted, Sally should always be portrayed as someone who wants to be noticed and who's convinced that she's irresistibly seductive...but there should also be something faintly pretentious and desperate about her as well. Unfortunately, I think Jane Horrocks is being a bit too heavy-handed with the desperation -- her version of Sally comes across as someone who's really trying too hard to impress other people (and quite possibly not succeeding as well as she'd like).

  • @TRWolf she based it on the real sally bowles from the book. sorry if she isnt liza..

  • Alan Cummings......*sigh*

  • And she is mistaken. She is NOT Sally Bowels

  • Well, not all of them were, but I think it was definately a preference. Hitler wasn't aryan, after all.

  • Too bad "Don't tell Mama" was cut here and good to see that Bobby is a fellow-visitor of the Club. Which in my opinion makes more sense than him being a musician in the club, like in the dutch version of the same show. In that version Clifford went backstage to Sally's dressing room and met him there.

  • @dolphinofdespair

    Ähm, cant agree^^ I ever saw it- even in this version- like Bobby is working in the club, cause in the full version of "wilkommen" they say he is^^ Besides, i realy cant stand that Bpbby, but Viktor looks sweet. *g*

  • @NightmaresDaydream Don't like this Bobby either. :-/  "Our" dutch Bobby looked more like the man with the white gloves standing on the other side of Victor :-)

  • @dolphinofdespair

    Is there a video with "your" version? Maybee you`ve got a Bobby that didnt make me role my eyes ;)

  • @NightmaresDaydream I can find any videos just audio here on Youtube, but if you look up Hein Gerrits (because that 's "our Bobby's " name, you'll find clips of some other performances, if you'd like to google, there is also a fansite with pictures of Cabaret :-)

  • People who asked the same question about his freaky leader didn't get a proper answer either.

  • can you get this copy on dvd ?

  • Hee Hee! i'm bobby in our schools production! after seeing this I'm very excited :P

  • what did they cut out?

  • hurrah boy kissing. Thanks ever so much for uploading this you sexy gem

  • Oops. This is where part four is. xD Disregard my comment on part five. xD

  • Thank you!! Thank you for posting the whole thing!! We saw it in NY with NPH's understudy. He was brilliant, but I had a very unhealthy attraction to Alan Cummings..I'm so glad I get to see him in this great role!!

  • What was that thing at 3:13, why did it cut what looked like a whole scene?

  • It didn't cut anything, that was the start of the commercial break. :)

  • Ahhh, I didn't know there were commercial breaks. I figured that they like censored a whole scene because they left out "The Telephone Song" didn't they? then again, I think that's just how Mendes directed it.

  • Yup.

  • What?

  • If you're a fan of MUSICAL theatre, and can't stand the site of two men kissing, you should find yourself another genre.

  • I NEVER said you had to be gay to enjoy musical theatre. Read my post again.

  • you seem to care mate.

  • He only said that references to homosexuaity are normal in the musical genre so you shouldn't be surprised...

  • No, but it sure does help!

  • haha i hate homophobes.

  • @broadwaylove52 I'm amused by their ignorance.

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