0 a performance of popular music, singing, or dancing, especially in a restaurant or bar -- （尤指餐馆或酒吧的）卡巴莱歌舞表演
a cabaret act 卡巴莱表演
In this case the expectant void is merely an extension of the roadie cabaret.
He is a cabaret fool, who plays on a mechanical piano at the bottom of the stage, at the side, where the storm comes in.
Then, in the climactic encounter, he confronts his father directly in front of those drinking and dining in the cabaret.
The fact is that in the cities the cabarets and revues just seem to be more popular.
Professional popular singers came from the legitimate stage, from variety theatres, revues and cabarets, or made their living by performing in restaurants.
Adil runs into the cabaret and sees his father sitting with the courtesan.
Father and son, both spiritually wounded, exit the cabaret arm in arm.
Of that number 2,269 were in respect of theatrical, vaudeville, cabaret and concert artists.
