Cabaret and Theater

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Cabaret noun - A bar or restaurant offering special nighttime entertainment (as music, dancing, or comedy acts).

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Theater and cabaret are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theater" instead a noun "Cabaret".

Theater noun - A building or part of a building where movies are shown.

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Cabaret and theater are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cabaret" instead a noun "Theater".

Nearby Words: theatre, theatrics, theatric

Cabaret dancers in Bolshoi theater know him by name and complain he wasn't visiting them a lot lately.

Source: Video Game / Metro: Last Light
Cabaret itself was based on a previous non-musical theater adaptation, I Am a Camera, and that has been quite decisively displaced.

Source: Adaptation Displacement
At the beginning of the second act of Cabaret, the emcee comes into the audience (it helps that the theater is set up like an actual nightclub) to search for a dance partner, often leading to ad-libs, such as "I sense fear here."

Source: Audience Participation

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