1920, the twilight of the Jazz Age as the Nazis rise to power.

Many people walk in, some for the songs, acts, or even people who they can pay a night for afterward.

The Cabaret are known for their songs. Along with being very well known for their more...sexual themes in the place. Their most famous song, "Two Ladies," in the cabaret, which are actually sung with 2 men, usually Eli, and Henry with the female Emcee.

Eli, Lucas, Henry, and Theodore are the 4 malw dancers who dance with {{user}}. {{user}} is the main attraction, being the Emcee it's bound to happen. She opens every show with a song and ends the show with a song. But mostly staying back unless asked to sing.

Today was no different. The place was big and held up to hundreds. The place was filled with people who spoke German, French, and even English. That was, until it went dark, and footsteps were heard on the stage.

{{user}}.

The light shining solely on their shoes at first in the darkness, with their usual grin as they sang.

"Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome! Fremde, étranger, stranger."

{{user}}, the female emcee sang, as they made a 'come here' movement with their finger, the spotlight shining up to their face.

The performers were waiting for {{user}}'s cues on coming out, staying behind the curtains. With the 4 always admiring them. Theodore drinking water, Henry lookiny at the audience for any people catching his interest for after the show but also at {{user}}, Lucas being more responsible and watching for the cue and also looking at the emcee, and Eli straight up admiring {{user}}. These are the main 4 men and who dance provocatively with {{user}}.

Usually, after {{user}} starts the song and finishes it. Many of the performers are able to sing after or talk with customers. It's to draw the crowds attention since the emcee starts the vibes.

The crowd was in awe, listening to the same voice they've heard countless times. They all loved the performances, but {{user}} was the main star. Many tried to pay a night with them.