Cabaret Tickets

Last year, the Academy and Tony Award winner led the electrifying West End revival of Cabaret alongside Jessie Buckley. Redmayne starred as The Emcee for which he went on to win the Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical and the show won a record-breaking seven Olivier Awards including Best Musical Revival. For the upcoming Broadway production, he will reprise the role and again serve as producer. Redmayne most recently received critical acclaim and BAFTA, SAG, and Golden Globe nominations for his chilling performance in Netflix’s The Good Nurse. The actor starred as Charlie Cullen, one of the most prolific serial killers in history. Prior to this, Redmayne could be seen in Aaron Sorkin’s award-winning The Trial of the Chicago Seven and in the Fantastic Beasts series, which has grossed over $1.8 billion at the global box office to date. Redmayne gave an Academy Award, SAG, BAFTA, and Golden Globe-winning performance as Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything. The actor also received an Academy Award nomination for his performance in The Danish Girl and can be seen in the multi award-winning musical film Les Miserables, in addition to My Week with Marilyn, The Aeronauts, Savage Grace, The Good Sheperd, and Elizabeth: The Golden Age. On stage Redmayne’s impressive body of work includes The Goat, Or Who is Sylvia? for which he won an Evening Standard Award and London Critic’s Circle Award; Now or Later, Richard II (London Critic’s Circle Award), and Red, for which he won both Tony and Olivier Awards. On television Redmayne has starred in Birdsong, The Pillars of the Earth, Tess of the D’Urbervilles, and next year will play The Jackal in an updated reimagining of Frederick Forsyth’s iconic novel The Day of the Jackal, which he will also executive produce.

Gayle Rankin recently completed production on the second season of the record-breaking Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon (HBO). She was recently seen leading Brandon Jacobs-Jenkins’ series Kindred (FX), directed by Janicza Bravo. Rankin is perhaps best known for her performance as Sheila the She-Wolf in Netflix's hit comedy series Glow, for which she was nominated for two SAG ensemble awards in 2018 and 2019. She also appeared opposite Matthew Rhys in Season 1 of HBO’s reboot of Perry Mason. In May 2019, Rankin received critical acclaim for her performance in Mike Covino and Kyle Martin’s film The Climb, which first premiered at Cannes and was later released by Sony Pictures Classics. Other notable film credits include Amazon’s Blow The Mand Down, Her Smell opposite Elizabeth Moss, Noah Baumbach’s Meyerowitz Stories, Irreplaceable You opposite Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Alex Garland’s Men, and Stewart Thorndike’s Bad Things, which recently premiered at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival. On stage, Rankin garnered rave reviews for her performance as Ophelia opposite Oscar Isaac in Sam Gold’s production of Hamlet for the Public Theater. Other theater credits include Phyllida Lloyd’s all-female production of The Taming of the Shrew, Tony Kushner’s The Illusion, and Sam Gold’s The Mystery of Love & Sex opposite Diane Lane. In 2014, Rankin made her Broadway debut in Cabaret for director Sam Mendes. Rankin is a graduate of New York City’s the Juilliard School.

Ato Blankson-Wood (he/him) is best known for his starring role in Jeremy O. Harris' critically acclaimed Slave Play, for which he was nominated for a 2021 Tony Award. He has also earned nominations for the Drama League Awards and the inaugural Antonyo Awards for playing Gary, a role he originated for the New York Theatre Workshop production, where his performance earned him a Lortel Nomination. This past summer, Ato played the titular role of Hamlet in Shakespeare in the Park's production directed by Kenny Leon. Prior to this, Ato starred opposite Bill Camp and Elizabeth Marvel in Long Day’s Journey Into Night for Audible, which reunited him with Slave Play director Robert O’Hara. Ato had his breakout performance in the Public Theatre musical The Total Bent (Drama League and Lucille Lortel Award nomination) which explored the life of a black musical prodigy in a nation on the verge of social upheaval. Ato has also been seen on Broadway in Hair and Lysistrata Jones, as well as in The Rolling Stone for Lincoln Center (Drama League Award nomination for Distinguished Performance). Films include Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit, Spike Lee’s BlacKKKlansman, Worth, opposite Michael Keaton, and Peter Hedge’s The Same Storm. Television includes The Good Fight, She’s Gotta Have It, and Ava DuVernay’s When They See Us. Ato is represented by Independent Artist Group and D2 Management. 

Two-time Tony Award winner Bebe Neuwirth has starred on Broadway in A Chorus Line, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin’, Little Me, Fosse and The Addams Family, and off-Broadway in Here Lies Jenny and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Notable among her many screen roles is her Emmy-winning performance as Lilith Crane on Cheers and Frasier and Nadine Tolliver on Madam Secretary.

Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof (2015 Revival); Pal Joey; Wicked; The Full Monty; Love! Valour! Compassion!; Cafe Crown; Ah, Wilderness! Off-Broadway: Babette’s Feast, Cymbeline, Antigone in NY (Obie Award). Other: Camelot (Helen Hayes nomination), Broken Glass, Caucasian Chalk Circle (both, Connecticut Critics Circle nomination), Henry V (Shakespeare’s Globe, London). TV/Film: Blue Bloods, Elementary, Chicago P.D., Cradle Will Rock, Simply Irresistible, Arthur Miller’s Everybody Wins, many others.

(she/her) With striking versatility in roles from Anita in West Side Story to Fosca in Passion, in plays by John Patrick Shanley to Shakespeare, Diaz has been featured on stages across the country and abroad. After performing Anita in the New York City Ballet's West Side Story Suites, she was hand-picked by both Jerome Robbins and Arthur Laurents for the National Tour where her breakout performance garnered critical acclaim across the country and internationally, as well as Chicago’s Joseph Jefferson Award and St. Louis's Kevin Klein Award. Her Broadway credits and cast albums include Seussical (Bird Girl) and the revival of The Man of La Mancha (Antonia) in which she covered the role of Aldonza, performing opposite Brian Stokes Mitchell. Off-Broadway shows include Susan in tick, tick...BOOM!, Sondheim’s Saturday Night (Second Stage), Esmeralda Agron in The Capeman (Public Theater, directed Diane Paulus), and the acclaimed revival of Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well And Living In Paris (Zipper Theatre). Her recent New York credits include Rafaela in Grand Hotel (Encores!, directed by Josh Rhodes), and in January 2023 she made her Carnegie Hall debut in concert with New Kid Joey McIntyre. Diaz has also performed extensively in Washington DC where she was named “one of the top 10 biggest stars in Washington DC theatre” (The Washingtonian). Regional highlights include: Petra in A Little Night Music (Kennedy Center), the titular role in Kiss Of The Spider Woman (Signature Theatre), originating the role of Betty #3 in Jen Silverman's Collective Rage  (Woolly Mammoth), Jacques Brel… (Helen Hayes Award), Jenny in The Threepenny Opera (Helen Hayes nomination), Mrs. Gibbs in Our Town (Shakespeare Theatre), Mariana in Measure For Measure (Shakespeare Theatre), Monica P. Miller in Rooms (Helen Hayes Award), Sally in Follies (San Francisco Playhouse, Bay Area Critics nomination), Velma in Chicago (the Muny, St. Louis Critics Award nomination), and Gloria Fajardo in On Your Feet (the Muny, St. Louis Critics Award). Most notably, she took home her third Helen Hayes Award for her “obsessively watchable and gorgeously sung” (Washington Post) performance as Fosca in Signature Theatre’s production of Sondheim's Passion. Film and television credits include Every Little Step, Oz, Law & Order, SVU, The Jury, Nurse Jackie, Damages, and recurring on FBI (CBS) as Detective Cantrell. Diaz is represented by DGRW.

(he/him) Gottfried’s acting credits include the Broadway production of Waitress (original cast, and later the role of Dr. Pomatter), the national tours of Bright Star and Pippin, and the world premiere production of The Devil Wears Prada. Television: Dear Edward and Peter Pan Live! on NBC. As a director, Gottfried has developed new work at Ojai Playwrights Conference, Hedgebrook Playwrights Festival, and Vineyard Arts Project, and assistant directed for both Broadway and Off-Broadway projects. He holds a B.A. in Theater Studies from Yale University.

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