Cabaret Theatre
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Definition #1: A homely building on the Douglass Campus behind that dining hall nobody ever goes to.
Definition #2: The traditional "theatre" scene. They are considered rivals by many CAP members. Some few have also characterized them as a Farm Colony in recent years. The rivalry is born of old hatred and bitterness, and a general characterization of Cabaret as a traditional college theater, something that CAP eschews in favor of a low-pressure, low-maintenance view of "theater".*
The CAP-Cabaret Rivalry is one of the Great Traditions of CAP, and its harmless nature has served as equal parts motivation and entertainment.
(*Statement may no longer be true.)
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Did you know
- Cabaret has yet to go a full semester without doing a play about gay people?
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