ON THE BILL · MUSICAL THEATRE SHOWS
Moulin Rouge! on Broadway, Cabaret in Berlin, the West End transfers in between. The 11 below cover what the ticket costs and which house it is actually in.
See Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in New York. Alex Timbers directs Baz Luhrmann’s stage adaptation, with choreography by Sonya Tayeh and a pop-song score arranged by Justin Levine. Expect lavish spectacle, romance, acrobatics, and a theatrical celebration of Truth, Beauty, Freedom, and Love.
Spend about three hours at Tipi am Kanzleramt for Cabaret: The Berlin Musical, following Sally Bowles through 1930s Berlin. The show is performed mainly in German, with some songs in English, so knowing the story helps. Your ticket includes a table reservation and a €5 food and drink voucher, with dinner available at extra cost.
“The whole experience was incredible. The production was of Broadway and Westend standard, but on a very intimate, personal level. Bravo to all!”
Spend an evening at Cologne’s Musical Dome with Moulin Rouge! The Musical, a high-energy stage version of Baz Luhrmann’s film. Expect a Paris 1899 love story, handmade costumes, 75 songs spanning 160 years of music, and a ticket exchange at the theater before the show. Drinks are optional, with a EUR 19 OpenBar package available.
See Moulin Rouge! The Musical at London’s Piccadilly Theatre in a roughly 2-hour-45-minute production packed with singing, dancing, romance, and dazzling set design. Choose your seat in advance for the best view, but confirm your ticket details carefully, as some bookings have caused seat-allocation problems. Mobile tickets are accepted.
“Amazing evening the sets were incredible and the talent absolutely world class - well done to everyone involved in this production”
See Moulin Rouge! The Musical at London’s Piccadilly Theatre with a reserved seat. Baz Luhrmann’s film becomes a lavish stage show packed with more than 70 songs, dazzling costumes, classic ballads, and modern hits by Adele, Beyoncé, and Rihanna. Arrive 30 minutes early with your e-ticket, and note the strobe lights, fog, loud effects, and stage firearms.
Join Miss Tempest Rose and The House of Burlesque for an adults-only cabaret in London’s West End. The two-hour evening includes a live show in the round, glamorous costumes, burlesque divas, cabaret flair, and a happy hour when doors open. Dress smartly, bring photo ID, and check your confirmed venue.
See Moulin Rouge! The Musical at New York’s Al Hirschfeld Theatre, where the film becomes a high-energy Broadway production with modern pop songs, lavish costumes, dancing, and a striking set. The performance lasts about 2 hours 45 minutes. Ticket categories let you match the experience to your budget, but the theater assigns the exact seats.
“Loved this! A must see for any fan. Hidden jokes along the way and they added a few newer songs which was interesting. Was a surprise to find out Boy George was in it when I was there. Would definitely recommend, a highlight of my NY visit”
At Club Z inside Miracle Mile Shops, MC Zenoch leads a 75-minute undead comedy musical built around atomic-era horror films. Expect burlesque, comedy, improv, audience interaction, variety acts, strong singing, and a live big band. The show is aimed at ages 16 and up and is wheelchair accessible.
“Der „Moderator“ war zum tot lachen! Unterhaltsam, jedoch schwierig- wenn man nicht gut englisch versteht. Dann bleibt „nur“ Mädels gucken.”
Enter the August Wilson Theatre’s Kit Kat Club for Cabaret, a 2-hour-45-minute Broadway production set in decadent 1930s Berlin. Through July 20, 2025, Orville Peck plays the Emcee and Eva Noblezada plays Sally Bowles. Food and drinks cost extra, and photography is not allowed.
“The stage set up, acting, singing was all impeccable”
See Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club at New York’s August Wilson Theatre, with celebrity casting that may include Adam Lambert or Orville Peck as Emcee. The 2-hour-45-minute production places you inside the Kit Kat Klub for a sensual, unsettling Broadway night. Best available seats are assigned when you book.
Spend 2 hours and 45 minutes, including an interval, inside London’s Playhouse Theatre as it becomes Berlin’s Kit Kat Club. Follow Sally Bowles, Cliff Bradshaw, and the Emcee through a night of songs, desire, and political unease, with *Wilkommen*, *Maybe This Time*, *Money*, and *Cabaret*. Adult content, firearms, and one sudden loud noise are part of the production.
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