Baruch College: Cabaret

Thanks to everyone who came out to ! 🌹 Photos by Kweisi

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Panic at the Cabaret 😰
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Tickets are suggested donation of $10 — there will be a donation box at the door. All proceeds will go to | We selected HIAS because its deep ties to the Jewish values of tikkun olam and tzedakah connect to the moral heart of our show: standing up for others. By donating all proceeds to HIAS, we hope to support their mission of helping refugees find “welcome, safety and freedom.”

| ABIGAIL JIM (Sally), is in her first year at Baruch College. Performing found its way into her life as her most comfortable way of expression. She started out in Spanish based production in Univision and Telemundo but has never lost her love for musical theatre. She’s overwhelmingly excited to be able to portray Sally Bowles and connect with her story. Abby would love to give a huge thanks to the cast and crew for all the effort everyone’s put in. |

| SONIA VAYGEN (Emcee) - Sonia is very excited to be part of Baruch’s student run musical this year. She has been involved in music for most of her childhood. She attended the Juilliard Music Advancement Program and went to LaGuardia High School, where she participated in Show Choir and Opera Workshop. She is currently a sophomore majoring in Marketing Management. She is so excited to continue performing at Baruch College! |

| ADRIAN SURIEL (Clifford Bradshaw) “Welcome to Berlin, famous novelist” ~ Adrian is a new face to Baruch with some previous acting experience under his belt. Although not having been in a production for some time, came to Cabaret with a reinvigorated passion. His credits include: A Chorus Line, Guys and Dolls, Into the Woods, Women and Wallace, as well as taking part in dance festivals at Baldwin Wallace University in OH. Now a third year transfer student at Baruch, he hopes to leave a lasting impression on all of us. |

| A***N PERALTA (Herr Schultz) is in his first year at Baruch. Performing has always been a huge passion of his, even when he was young. He was in many musicals and talent shows from middle school to high school and now college. He can’t wait to hit the stage and he wants to give a huge thank you to the whole cast and crew who he has grown so close to during this whole experience. Also he wants to thank his mother and godmother, who are without a doubt gonna be in the audience almost every night, for reminding him everyday to never give up on his dream. |