Welcome to Cabarets For A Cause. An activist organization founded to combine art with activism. Every month, this page will produce shows in support of different social justice causes. The unique aspect of this venture is that in order to obtain a link and see a show, you must take action. This may include signing a petition, sending an email, donating to a cause, or taking some other concrete step. Each cabaret will have a specific link and options of actions to choose from. Simply go to our website and complete the google form for the cabaret you want to see, and we will email you a link once the cabaret is published. This link will always be available and can be obtained at any time, even if the cabaret has already been published. Thank you so much in advance for your contributions and support. Let’s use our passion and take action to make this world a better place for everyone!

I am beyond excited to introduce this project to you!  So much pain has come to light in 2020 that it can be hard to feel you can do anything to make a difference, but I don't want to sit back and simply accept that the world is a mess.  Right now, I firmly believe we have a massive opportunity for growth.  I am an artist because I have seen, first-hand, how truly impactful art can be.

Growing up, I attended the School of the Arts in Rochester, NY, and it forever changed my life. I not only found my artistic passions there, but I discovered the beauty of people from different walks of life coming together and connecting. Being a city school, the School of the Arts was an incredibly diverse place where you could see and hear from all different perspectives. Everyone's voice mattered, and we were encouraged to protest and speak out against things we felt were unjust.

I created Cabarets for a Cause with the understanding that no matter what you have to offer, you can make a difference. I want to use art to expose the significant issues, not hide them. The narratives we tell and the art we create affect the world, and for too long unacceptable behavior has been normalized. Finally, underrepresented stories and voices are starting to be heard, and we need to keep the momentum going. It's time for us, the next generation of artists, to be the change we want to see in the world!