Here at The Cabaret, we take the performing arts, and having fun, very seriously – and we want you to be part of the merriment. Enjoy some of the most highly acclaimed Broadway stars, jazz artists, and international cabaret acts – all while sipping craft cocktails from the Glick Bar.

The beauty of the Cabaret lies in the spontaneous nature of each show. Unlike well-known musicals, with cabaret, audiences never know what to expect next. Artists can choose to sing old standards or an original number. They can share personal stories or make jokes with random people in the crowd.

The Cabaret provides a unique niche in the arts community, as it is the only Indianapolis arts organization dedicated to the art of cabaret performance. A successful cabaret venue helps to raise the arts profile in Indianapolis to the level of other world- class cities.

The Cabaret has cabaret-style seating. That means you may be seated with other parties, so be prepared to make some new friends. We do our best to accommodate requests.

The beauty of the Cabaret lies in the spontaneous nature of each show. Unlike well-known musicals, with cabaret, audiences never know what to expect next. Artists can choose to sing old standards or an original number. They can share personal stories or make jokes with random people in the crowd.

The beauty of the Cabaret lies in the spontaneous nature of each show. Unlike well-known musicals, with cabaret, audiences never know what to expect next. Artists can choose to sing old standards or an original number. They can share personal stories or make jokes with random people in the crowd.

Attendees will experience one of the hottest “new” musicals on Broadway – Cabaret: the Musical at the Kit Kat Club, starring Academy and Tony Award winner Eddie Redmayne reprising his Olivier Award-winning performance as the Emcee, and introducing Gayle Rankin as the Toast of Mayfair, Sally Bowles.

Our newest series to join the ranks of The Glick Philanthropies Broadway at The Cabaret, The Vande Bosche Jazz at The Cabaret Series, The Christel DeHaan International Series, and The Thomas P. Murphy Next Generation Series is The Alley Sessions.

The beauty of the Cabaret lies in the spontaneous nature of each show. Unlike well-known musicals, with cabaret, audiences never know what to expect next. Artists can choose to sing old standards or an original number. They can share personal stories or make jokes with random people in the crowd.

"Attending a cabaret show can feel like you're part of a (very stylish) secret society. It's you, the audience, seated at tables, sipping wine or a cocktail, with the vocalist, perhaps fresh off of Broadway, just a few feet away on stage."