Kander, Ebb, and FlowThere's nothing worse than enduring the second-stringers, the Marilu Henners and Tom Wopats of this world slogging their way through the Broadway classics on their way to the bank. But director Sam Mendes' revival of Cabaret, which opened in London in 1993 and cleaned up at the Tonys five years later, withstands the roadshow treatment. His amalgam of the original Kander-Ebb Broadway production and Bob Fosse's cinematic redo is solidly sleazy, mesmerizing even when it drags (and it does, especially toward the end of the first act). Between the songs... More >>>