“Aerialists, singers, dancers, drag performers, live musicians, sketch artists, DJs as well as elaborate costuming and innovative tech -it’s all there in one place with an air of mystique that only a theatre can pull off.”
“For one night, we celebrate every art form by putting it directly in front of you,” PLT Executive Director, Sid Williams- Heath explained. “PLT is bringing every one of those holiday parties you’ve missed since 2019 and fusing it all into one night that you won’t forget.”įor this party with a purpose, the theatre and surrounding blocks will be transformed to feature an array of festivities centered around a mashup of holiday themes, which takes patrons through five open-bar venues within and around The Clark Family Cultural Center. “Whether spending Valentine’s Day in isolation or watching the ball drop on New Year’s Eve while stuck at home, we’ve all missed out on a holiday party during COVID,” presenting sponsor, Susan Clark Waters of Pure Pilates said. Each year, the Cabaret boasts a revolving theme and transforms the theatre and surrounding block into an indoor and outdoor entertainment complex, perfectly fusing local talent and celebration to showcase art as the life of the party. in downtown Pensacola.Īt this year’s holiday-themed extravaganza, guests will celebrate a mashup of iconic calendar rituals like New Year’s Eve, Fourth of July, Valentine’s Day, Halloween, Christmas, Mardi Gras and more-all wrapped up into one evening of celebration.Ĭabaret is PLT’s signature fundraising event. After a mandated two-year holiday from its annual Cabaret soiree, PLT’s upscale evening of black ties, luxurious gowns and avant-garde performances is set to make up for lost time at this year’s Cabaret on Holiday, set for May 14 at The Clark Family Cultural Center at 400 South Jefferson St.
Pensacola Little Theatre’s (PLT) annual celebration of art is back for 2022-and it’s more festive than ever before.
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