Campus Activities Board puts the "CAB" in Cabaret
Applause and cheering followed every performance at the Cabaret Cleveland State University’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) held March 3, where students watched burlesque-type dancing from area professionals as well as fellow students performing in front of their peers.
Students signed up to sing, dance and act in front of a live audience of approximately 40 people. The performances alternated between professional dancers and student dancers.
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