“It’s not scantily clad,” Sowers Adler promised, describing cabaret as “a musical conversation between a performer and the audience. There’s no fourth wall. The performer usually has a story tell about a song, using it as a tool to help the audience feel emotion.”

Cabarets feature standards and selections from the American songbook; think Cole Porter, Irving Berlin and George Gershwin.  The performances are generally intimate in terms of venue and audience size, not attire or lack thereof.

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