Cabaret with Joel Grey (1988, Pro-Shot) Part 1

Who is the actress singing tomorrow belongs to me?

Don’t go is such an underrated song. I wish more productions included it.

Who plays Sally?

I LOVE regina resnik SOOO GLAD recording exists of her in this role as Fraulein Schneider

This is extraordinary!! Although not the real thing without Lotte Lenya.

Unexpectedly, the combo of the two money songs, one from the stage show and one from the movie, really works quite well.

I dig how they combined the money songs into one and added a tap section

I don’t care what people say. This version and the version and the roundabout theater runs are completely different in there own ways. We need a revival of this/original version

Wow, great to see this gem as it was performed on Broadway!

I remember being showed this when I was like 5 🧍

I knew that was Werner Klemperer

Is that Regina Resnik as Fraulein Schneider?

Grey originated the role of the Master of Ceremonies in the Broadway musical Cabaret in 1966 for which he won a Tony Award.

Hearing Nazi's sing a nationalist anthem so proudly is CHILLING

I much prefer the stage version over the movie. The stage version is so much darker than the movie.

Thank you for the entertaining musical experience.

Mad respect for this rendition but I prefer Alan Cumming and his version of it.

Pardon my asking, but what was the reason for the Emcee to join in “Tomorrow Belongs to Me” I mean, it’s not like he was a nazi or anything... right?

The only reason I watched this was to see Werner Klemperer who was nominated for a Tony award for his role of herr Schultz. Such a multi talented actor. From playing Adolph Eichmann to Colonel Klink, and later on conducting symphony orchestras and appearing in operas.

ms. darbus is a bad ass sally bowles

Can anyone tell me who is in the rest of the cast here?

Something seems off- the voice sounds like Joel Grey but the face is different and the electricity he generated is missing(?) I thought maybe it's his understudy or he wasn't feeling well?! Seriously! Not
like other clips of the same # stage or screen!

Why is a big mirror?

I love Joel grey but there’s no denying that Alan Cummings emcee was amazing

I love Joel Grey but he’s so out of sync with the beat in places and it kills me 😂

I thank you for this I can't get over how young Joel grey was back then

This is an archival recording that as somehow been leaked. Every Broadway show is recorded and archived.

Joel tem magnetismo magia e o dom, gênio

First time seeing the full music

I saw the original on Broadway with Joel Grey, Jill Haworth, Lotte Lenya, etc. The original was so much better than this production.

This was terribly disappointing. Joel Grey seems to be running on 7/8 speed. And "So What" is too fast and not acted at all. "Don't Tell Mama" was annoyingly done. Very strange choices by the musical director here.

there's something magical about being able to watch these great 'retro' recordings. :) ty for this.

Who plays Heir Shultz in this? Should I know him? I mean the audience clapped

I’m just questioning how the audio is so good.

While I love this, I much prefer the 1998 revival. Just my personal preference

I've adopted music, e.g piano, composition, opera etc. amongst various abilities since early youth, being in later 50's now. I admit, my heart gives 'Cabaret' a space - the same year Destiny urged me to stumble into Mr. W. Klemperer, he emerged conveying joy, a magical force- sharing of art began, and after, a special unity. I'm holding close a souvenir- a wonderful gem.......

Wheres the part.2???

This one has the original songs, unlike the Mendes version which, like most revivals of shows after the movie, replaces some of the songs with those from the movie.

Very curious. I just saw the Mendes version on the Broadway tour last night. A very different show. Although this classical version is the true version and characteristic to the German Expressionism of the time it portrays, do you think Mendes' revival can be considered more of a much needed modern adaptation, especially appropriate for Studio 54 and yielding to 21st century audiences?
Plus, some of the acting appears forced. How many shows has this cast done up until this recording? Can you say burn out Fräulein Schneider?

OMG.....I was at this play.... thank you

OMG where did you find this?

If that's Pro shot......................SAD

I forgot Werner Klemperer did Cabaret. Thanks so much for posting, I haven't seen this version since 1987/88. I must have saw it at least half a dozen times during it's run.If I'm remembering right, it was at that Imperial Theatre.

as well as phantom and les mis i love carabret

Wow!  I saw this tour when it came to SF before it went to New York.  Great seeing Joel Grey live.