Misfit Cabaret's variety shows deliver a magical, musical, pop culture experience.
SAN FRANCISCO -- An audience of longtime fans and newcomers fill the seats at San Francisco's Alcazar Theater eagerly awaiting the start of Misfit Cabaret's newest show,"Summer Camp." As usual, they never know exactly what they are going to see.
"The cabaret experience just encompasses every style and every art form you can think of," said regular attendee Chris Holland."Misfit Cabaret is a musical, comedy, variety show," said Robichaud. "I'm a cinephile. I'm a pop culture fanatic. It makes me so excited to center our shows around fandom. We'll reference 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' 'Edward Scissorhands,' 'Die Hard.'""I love writing music based on famous characters in pop culture," said Robichaud."I have this 15-minute number about the Star Wars Holiday Special. If you've ever seen it, it's terrible, but it's also amazing.
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