Three men in dark blue suits. Two of them are standing in the water and holding a ladder that is also in the water and the third man with guitar is climbing up it.

Cabaret: The High Point, Don't Shoot!

To everyone’s surprise, the guys from “Don’t Shoot!” are invited to perform their show at The Royal National Theatre in London during their farewell tour. They see this as the absolute highlight of more than thirty years of successful performances. After that, they can call it quits and look back on a successful career—that’s the plan. But history catches up with them.
It seems that something happened thirty years ago, putting their seemingly indestructible friendship under strain and causing serious damage to their impeccable image. They may never actually reach that pinnacle. Slowly, the truth is revealed, and the inevitable future becomes clear to the trio.

“The Peak” is perhaps Cabaret Niet Schieten!’s best show yet!
A comical and n…

To everyone’s surprise, the guys from “Don’t Shoot!” are invited to perform their show at The Royal National Theatre in London during their farewell tour. They see this as the absolute highlight of over thirty years of successful performances. After that, they can call it quits and look back on a successful career—that’s the plan. But history catches up with them.
It seems that something happened thirty years ago, putting their seemingly indestructible friendship under strain and causing serious damage to their impeccable image. They may never actually reach that pinnacle. Slowly, the truth is revealed, and the inevitable future becomes clear to the trio.

“The Peak” may well be Cabaret Niet Schieten!’s best show to date!
A comical and unsparing epic about three men who clumsily struggle with each other, with women, and with the modern era full of new moral values.
The fact that such abrasive themes can elicit such hearty laughter has everything to do with the disarming vulnerability and overwhelming honesty of the three men in this delightful cabaret tale.
The highlight: some people never make it, while others do it every day.

When

  • Friday, April 2, 2027 8:30 p.m. – 10:15 p.m.
  • This performance does not include an intermission.

Prices

  • € 24,50 Including service charges and a drink of your choice afterwards.
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