KC Rep "Cabaret" review by Russ Simmons

When used to describe a theatrical production, the term “slick” can be seen as pejorative. It can sometimes mean that a play’s interesting rough edges have been worn off. In the case of the Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s solid production of the classic 1966 Broadway musical “Cabaret,” however, the word applies in only a positive sense.

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