A form of entertainment featuring music, dance, and drama performed in nightclubs or restaurants while guests dine.
From French 'cabaret', originally meaning 'tavern' or 'wooden structure'. Evolved from simple drinking establishments in 17th century France to sophisticated entertainment venues by the 19th century.
Cabaret represents entertainment's most intimate form, where performers and audience share the same space, breaking the fourth wall that traditional theater maintains. It's democracy in action through art.
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