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Christian Giannini (left), a third-year communications student, and Emily Allendorf (right), a first-year political science student, will perform in HOOLIGAN Theatre Company&#039;s production of &quot;Cabaret&quot; this weekend. Giannini plays Emcee, a character who narrates and provides insight into what is happening onstage while interacting with the audience. (Nick Kardan/Daily Bruin)

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HOOLIGAN&#039;s uncensored rendition of &#039;Cabaret&#039; aims to push boundaries - Daily Bruin

HOOLIGAN&#8217;s uncensored rendition of &#8216;Cabaret&#8217; aims to push boundaries

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HOOLIGAN Theatre Company is trying to push boundaries this quarter with risqué costumes and social commentary in its production of “Cabaret.” In addition to a heavy amount of dancing, the show deals with themes of violence and genocide in 1930s Germany.

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HOOLIGAN’s uncensored rendition of ‘Cabaret’ aims to push boundaries

By Haley Tangen

Nov. 15, 2017 10:23 p.m.