Cabaret - Columbus Association for the Performing Arts
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Cabaret

February 20–March 1, 2026

VENUE

Studio Two Theatre, Riffe Center

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Description

Step into Berlin’s Kit Kat Klub, where music, dance, and decadence collide in a bold, immersive and interactive experience. Set against the backdrop of 1930s political unrest, Cabaret invites you to embrace freedom, self-expression, and the joy of living, even in uncertain times. After all, while we can’t ignore the challenges ahead, it’s also essential to embrace joy, fight for what we believe in, and savor the beauty in every moment. Perfect for teens and adults, Cabaret is a thrilling, thought-provoking experience you won’t want to miss.

CONTENT WARNING
This show is rated PG-13.
 
Note: CCT’s Professional Series production of Cabaret asks us to look honestly at how communities ignore warning signs, how prejudice takes root, and how silence in the face of extremism can shape history. Some moments deal directly with these realities, including violence, the rise of authoritarian power, and outward displays of hate for marginalized groups.
 
Though a historical piece, the themes presented in this show are as important as ever. We’re naming this not to alarm you, but to give space for dialogue and reflection, especially for families attending together. Our goal is to invite conversation, not avoidance, and to support audiences as they engage with a story that resonates in meaningful ways today.

Other Ways to Purchase Tickets
Call the CAPA Ticket Center at 614-469-0939.
Visit the CAPA Ticket Center at the Ohio Theatre (39 E. State Street).

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About Columbus Children's Theatre

Columbus Children’s Theatre educates and involves young people of all backgrounds in the theatre arts. Through their programs, they foster self-esteem and self-discovery by emphasizing discipline, integrity, team-building, and communication skills in a positive and creative environment. They promote access to theatre arts for families who do not have regular opportunities to appreciate theatre in their lives because of either economic, cultural, or other barriers.

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