From February 14th to March 9th, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville will be playing host to a very special production of the classic musical Cabaret.

Based on the works of Christopher Isherwood, the narrative dramatises the tale of Sally Bowles, a young performer at the Kit Kat Club in 1930s Berlin.

A culture of decadence has grown up in the German capital - but outside this seedy and sexy world, the gathering storm of Nazi oppression grows.

This will be a particularly special production, as the Tennessee Rep will transform the Johnson Theater into the cabaret itself.

Bar table seats will be available and fetching cocktail waitresses will be on hand to take your order.

Entry costs $25 - and visitors to the city who are staying at the Millennium Maxwell House Nashville will be able to get to the venue in less than ten minutes if they drive or jump in a cab.