under bob fosse direction the cabaret number be all excite . joel grey a the master of ceremony be outstanding . liza minelli a the brassy sally boules outshines everyone in her splendid come to the cabaret presentation . it be amaze how much action can take place on the confines of the tiny cabaret stage and how soon one be completely absorb in the solo act . the cabaret audience and it reaction be leave out of the picture most of the time and the camera concentrate on the singing and dancing . the choreography and costume be top class and the act soon become the most interesting part of the production . against a background of nazi propaganda there be the continual rumbling of anti jewish sentiment in 1931 berlin and a nervous anticipation of event likely to follow . but the mc invite his audience to leave all their problem and their worry and their care outside and enjoy the cabaret where everything and just everything and be beautiful . intertwine with the stage presentation at the cabaret be the off stage relationship between sally and her lover . understandably these scene do not quite sparkle like the rest of the film . i do however enjoy the scene where brian roberts ( michael york ) and sally get a little tipsy and clink glass and make a toast here to you and the baby . liza minelli have beautiful eye which she use to great advantage . she can give u a wonderful display of mixed emotion . laugh and cry at the same time with a tear stain cheek . great to watch and enjoy .