CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher

CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher

CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher

CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher

CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher

CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher

CabaRAGE turns fury into fabulosity, one high note at a time. Award-winning “dreamy cabaret darling” [TimeOut New York] Jack Bartholet brings a bold, personal cabaret to Provincetown. Rooted in classic tradition and driven by a sharp, eclectic setlist, the show moves from Weimar to Kander and Ebb, Jacques Brel, Noël Coward, Orville Peck, and contemporary pop. This is cabaret as catharsis, confession, and connection. Audience members are invited to anonymously submit what enrages them, fueling an evening of song, comedy, and collective release. Musically directed by Trevor Pierce. “A brilliant act!” (Broadway World)

Bistro Award-winning cabaret performer Jack Bartholet has dazzled audiences with his critically acclaimed solo shows, Lady with a Song, Unusually Grand Ideas, and Two Drink Minimum. He lit up the stage in the Fire Island debut of Buyer and Cellar, directed by Travis Greisler, and delivered a standout turn as Bobby Strong in Urinetown, directed by Joe Barros. Bartholet’s versatility has seen him grace iconic venues like The Palm Cabaret, Joe’s Pub, where he appeared in Justin Elizabeth Sayer’s Night of a Thousand Judys and A Murray Little Christmas with Murray Hill. Downtown, he has brought his flair to two runs of Nora Burns’ The Village, Angela DiCarlo’s Jo-Lynn Butterfly Bonanza, and a show-stopping, towel-clad performance in Amber Martin’s electric Bette, Bathhouse, and Beyond.

Reviews…

“The art of cabaret is alive and well and living wherever Jack Bartholet is performing. Do not miss him!”—Alan Cumming

“A cabaret force to be reckoned with ★ ★ ★ ★” — BroadwayWorld

“Brilliant” —Tim Teeman, Daily Beast

“Jack Bartholet is the possessor of one of the most exceptional instruments to be found, anywhere” — Stephen Mosher