Art is almost always the first to warn us. It holds up a light to what could happen, what will happen, if we stop paying attention and stop taking action. That's why Cabaret hits me so hard. It's not just a show about Berlin in the 1930s. It's a lesson about how ordinary people let things slide until it's too late.
What I love about Cabaret is that it didn't just document the past. It took those lessons and retold them in a way that felt urgent and alive. It reminded audiences what's worth fighting for, and what gets lost when we look away. That kind of art doesn't just entertain. It warns. And right now, that feels more necessary than ever.
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