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'''Cabaret''' may also refer to:
'''Cabaret''' may also refer to:
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*[[Cabaret (musical)|''Cabaret'' (musical)]], a Broadway musical, originally produced in 1966

*[[Cabaret (Cabaret song)|"Cabaret" (''Cabaret'' song)]], the title song from the 1966 musical
==Arts and entertainment==
*[[Cabaret (Justin Timberlake song)|"Cabaret" (Justin Timberlake song)]], 2013
===Music===
*[[Cabaret (1927 film)|''Cabaret'' (1927 film)]], a silent film crime-drama
*[[Cabaret (1953 film)|''Cabaret'' (1953 film)]], a 1953 Spanish musical film
* [[Cabaret (musical)|''Cabaret'' (musical)]], a Broadway musical, originally produced in 1966
*[[Cabaret (1972 film)|''Cabaret'' (1972 film)]], by Bob Fosse
** [[Cabaret (Cabaret song)|"Cabaret" (''Cabaret'' song)]], the title song from the musical
*[[Cabaret (2019 film)|''Cabaret'' (2019 film)]], an Indian film
* [[Cabaret (Justin Timberlake song)|"Cabaret" (Justin Timberlake song)]], 2013
*[[Cabaret (Das Ich album)|''Cabaret'' (Das Ich album)]], the thirteenth album of Das Ich
* [[Cabaret (Das Ich album)|''Cabaret'' (Das Ich album)]], the thirteenth album of Das Ich, released in 2006

* [[Cabaret (British TV series)|''Cabaret'' (British TV series)]], a British variety series (1936–46) on BBC Television which yielded several spin-off series:
===Film===
** ''[[Cabaret Cartoons]]'', a British variety television series (1936–46)
* [[Cabaret (1927 film)|''Cabaret'' (1927 film)]], a silent crime drama
** ''[[Comedy Cabaret]]'', a British variety television series (1938–39)
* [[Cabaret (1953 film)|''Cabaret'' (1953 film)]], a Spanish musical film
** ''[[Eastern Cabaret]]'', a British variety television series (1938–39)
* [[Cabaret (1972 film)|''Cabaret'' (1972 film)]], a musical drama by Bob Fosse, inspired by the Broadway musical
** ''[[Intimate Cabaret]]'', a British variety television series (1937–39)
** ''[[Western Cabaret]]'', a British variety television series (1939)
* [[Cabaret (2019 film)|''Cabaret'' (2019 film)]], an Indian film

*[[Cabaret (TV series)|''Cabaret'' (TV series)]], a Canadian variety television series (1955)
===Television===
*Classic Cabaret, or American Cabaret, a form of [[Belly dance#Turkish forms|Turkish belly dancing]] performed in the United States
* [[Cabaret (British TV series)|''Cabaret'' (British TV series)]], a British variety series (1936–46) on BBC Television
*[[Cabaret, Ouest]], a commune in the Ouest department of Haiti
* [[Cabaret (TV series)|''Cabaret'' (TV series)]], a Canadian variety television series (1955)
*[[Cabaret (food)]], a kind of food including gelatin, aspic, carrot, eggs and peas
* [[Cabaret (D:TNG episode)|"Cabaret" (D:TNG episode)]], an episode from the first season of ''[[Degrassi: The Next Generation]]''
*[[Pierre Roger de Cabaret]], Occitan soldier

*[[Cabaret club]], a term for host and hostess clubs in Asia
==Other uses==
*[[Cabaret (D:TNG episode)|"Cabaret" (D:TNG episode)]], an episode from the first season of ''[[Degrassi: The Next Generation]]''
* Cabaret, one of the four [[Châteaux de Lastours]] in the ''département'' of Aude, France
* [[Cabaret club]], a term for host and hostess clubs in Asia
* [[Cabaret (food)]], a kind of food including gelatin, aspic, carrot, eggs and peas
* [[Cabaret, Haiti]], a commune in the Ouest department of Haiti
* [[Pierre Roger de Cabaret]], 13th century Occitan military leader in the Albigensian Crusade
* [[Cabaret (furniture)]], a piece of furniture in the 17th-18th centuries used to serve tea
* [[Cabaret service]], a tea or coffee service for one or two people


==See also==
*''[[Cabaret Paradis]]'', French film about cabaret


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Cabaret is a form of entertainment traditionally performed on stage at a restaurant or nightclub.

Cabaret may also refer to:

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