There will also be rooms celebrating Mardis Gras, Christmas, and Halloween. Very sultry, very velvet, chocolate, floor-to-ceiling red, maybe a drag show or two in there.” Then when you walk into our courtroom, which is one of the larger rooms, that’s our Valentine’s room.
“We’re going to have a large birthday cake for the U.S. “You’re going to walk into the atrium, and that is our Fourth of July,” said Susan Clark-Waters, owner of Pure Pilates, a member of the Pensacola Little Theatre Board of Trustees. Different holidays will be celebrated in all of the different rooms of the Pensacola Cultural center.
“We decided to have a party this year that showcases every holiday that, maybe you missed throughout the COVID shut-down,” said Williams-Heath. In past years the themes have included “colors," “decades,” and “locations." This year, the theme is “holidays." Now, after a two-year absence, Cabaret returns this Saturday evening at the downtown cultural center.Įach year Cabaret has a different theme. As with just about everything else in life, the event had to be put on hold due to the pandemic. “It is as true to our mission as a cultural center as possible to showcase every type of art that we have day-in and day-out”.Ĭabaret is an annual fundraiser that the Little Theatre has been holding for decades. “The whole point is to have one event in town that is not a sit-down dinner, it’s not a paddle-race fund-raiser, (and) it’s not listening to a keynote speaker,” said Sid Williams-Heath, executive director of the Pensacola Little Theatre and the Pensacola Cultural Center.
This weekend, the Pensacola Little Theatre will try to put on all three, all at once. There are fundraisers, there are parties and there are cultural events.
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