NewsPHOTO EXCLUSIVE: “Here, Life Is Beautiful!” Backstage at the Marriott Theatre With Melissa Zaremba of Cabaret, Starring Megan SikoraStage actress Melissa Zaremba is currently in Marriott Theatre’s production of Cabaret, starring Megan Sikora. Armed with a camera, Zaremba brings us backstage for an insiders view. “Leave your troubles outside!”
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Krissie Fullerton
February 12, 2014
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Megan Sikora stars as Sally Bowles in the Marriott Theatre production of Kander and Ebb's Cabaret, which began performances Jan. 15, 2014, in Lincolnshire, IL.
In addition to Sikora (Wicked, Curtains, The Nance), the cast includes Patrick Sarb (Mamma Mia!) as Clifford Bradshaw and Jeff Award nominee Stephen Schellhardt (Marriott: South Pacific, Full Monty) as the Emcee. The cast also features Annabel Armour as Fraulein Schneider, Craig Spidle as Herr Schultz, Christine Sherrill as Fraulein Kost and Jameson Cooper as Ernst Ludwig, with ensemble members Holly Becker, Brian Bohr, Adam Estes, Chadae Nichol, Alexandra Palkovic, Liam Quealy, Sam Rogers, Holly Stauder, Jonny Stein, Brandi Wooten, Bernie Yvon and Melissa Zaremba.
For more information, please visit MarriottTheatre.com for more information.
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PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: “Here, Life Is Beautiful!” Backstage at the Marriott Theatre With Melissa Zaremba of Cabaret, Starring Megan Sikora
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: “Here, Life Is Beautiful!” Backstage at the Marriott Theatre With Melissa Zaremba of Cabaret, Starring Megan Sikora
Stage actress Melissa Zaremba is currently in Marriott Theatre’s production of Cabaret, starring Megan Sikora. Armed with a camera, Zaremba brings us backstage for an insiders view. “Leave your troubles outside!” Read the Playbill.com story.
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The day our new castmates arrived….
Melissa Zaremba
Showing team spirit with “Dress Like Liam” Day…..also Day 1 of tech in the theater.
Melissa Zaremba
Our first view of the incredible set!
Melissa Zaremba
End of Preview Week celebratory Prost!
Melissa Zaremba
“It’s so cold in here, we have to battle with the girls to take off their onesies.”
