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TheatreWorks has kicked off its 50th season with an unforgettable, immersive production of Cabaret. Director and local theater legend, Scott Levy, joined Carly to share why this staging feels different from any you’ve seen before, how the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater transforms into 1929 Berlin, and why the show’s timeless question, “What would you do?”, still hits hard today. From ensemble magic to iconic roles reimagined, this is one conversation that proves live theater has never been more urgent, or more electric, in Colorado Springs.
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