Have you seen the photos from Cabaret at L/A Community Little Theatre? Because WOW.

My social media feeds are filling up with photos, and the audience reviews are making me want to grab a ticket immediately! 

Listen, L/A Community Little Theatre has been putting on shows for decades, and there have been plenty of great productions over the years.

But there's something about this one that's standing out. It's sexy, daring, visually striking, and clearly getting people talking. 

The Sun Journal even described the production as “dazzling and unsettling” in its review. And honestly, that's exactly the kind of reaction that makes you curious about what's happening on that stage. 

Set in 1920s Berlin, Cabaret takes audiences inside the Kit Kat Klub, where the music, provocative performances, and colorful nightlife unfold against a much darker backdrop as the threat of Nazism grows.

It's entertaining, but there's also a serious story underneath all that glitz and glamour. 

And here's a fun little personal connection: I actually performed at this theatre myself! I was nun number four in The Sound of Music.

So seeing this historic local theatre continue to bring ambitious productions to life makes me especially happy. 

Now celebrating its 87th season, L/A Community Little Theatre is proving that community theatre can be bold, exciting, and absolutely worth talking about. 

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Cabaret runs through October 25 at 30 Academy Street in Auburn, with performances Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. 

If you've been looking for a reason to plan a night out, this might be it. And if you've already seen it, I want to know: Did it live up to the hype?