The LiveArts Cabaret celebrates bold, diverse, and multidisciplinary performance, providing a vibrant platform for local and regional artists to share their voices. Our Season Address Check the events above. Phone 505-531-9636 Email Boxoffice@liveartssantafe.org Connect Meet the Cast CoCo Caliente Producer A Bitch Named Cheeto Cast Member Mona Cromatic Guest Cast Member KiiKii Kitten Rikki Carroll Burrito DeVito Cast Member Phantom Nips Cast Member Junie Beurre Amie Guest Cast Member Adam Bomb Kitten Sapphire Cast Member Anita Whiskey Cast Member & MC Fierce Vixen Kitten Mena Domina Guest Cast Know before you go Ticket Sales Tickets go on sale 60 days before each show. Be sure to grab yours early — these unforgettable nights tend to fill up fast! 🔞 Age & Content Advisory CoCo’s Cabaret is a space of bold self-expression, joyful celebration, and artistic freedom — and with that comes a little sass, a little skin, and a lot of fun. Our shows are strictly 21+ due to venue licensing and the presence of adult content. You can expect strong language, suggestive themes, and performances that celebrate queer joy and creative freedom without apology. Student Tickets (General Admission) - $15 at the door We offer $15 student tickets at the door on a first-come, first-served basis, based on venue capacity. A valid student ID is required. Seating is limited, so arrive early to guarantee your spot! VIP Tickets Front-row seating — right at the stage with clear, unobstructed views Guaranteed chair in our exclusive VIP section Fun goodies waiting at your seat. Chance to be selected for on-stage games or bits Professional group photo with the cast at curtain call (opt-in) VIP is limited and may sell out in advance. VIP Bar Access Accessibility & Seating Seating varies by venue. If you have accessibility needs, please contact us in advance at boxoffice@liveartssantafe.org and we’ll do our best to accommodate you. Show Some Love Tipping is a time-honored cabaret tradition — and every dollar goes straight to the performer. No pressure at all, but if someone lights up your night, let ’em know with a tip! You can drop cash or scan their QR code during their act. General Admission Seating and standing room behind the VIP section First-come, first-served access to open seating Full access to the show, just without the extras All Sales Are Final Each Cabaret performance is a one-of-a-kind event — no two shows are ever the same. Because of the unique and live nature of our programming, we do not offer refunds or exchanges. Thank you for supporting original performance and making each night unforgettable. Let’s Keep it Fabulous! 🎭 House Rules — Because Every Show Needs a Little Structure (and a Lot of Sass) 🌈 Respect the Show, Respect Each Other All are welcome here (age 21+) — this is a safe, celebratory space for every body and every identity. Lead with kindness, be present, and help create the kind of joyful, inclusive vibe we all deserve. 📸 No Flash, Just Fabulous Take pictures and tag us, but leave the flash off. During burlesque numbers, please don’t photograph reveals or moments of undress. You’re welcome to capture the tease, but once the clothes come off, phones go down. Respect the art, respect the artist. 👠 Watch Your Step Our performers don’t always stay on stage — they might strut, twirl, or death-drop right past your seat. Keep your feet and belongings clear unless you want to become part of the act (and not in a cute way). 🧨 No Villains in This Act No hate, no heckling, no bad vibes. We’re all here to shine. Anyone bringing drama (of the wrong kind) will be shown the exit — no encore. 📣 Hoot, Holler, and Hype Them Up This is cabaret, darling! We love a loud crowd. Clap, cheer, shout, snap — your energy fuels the performance. Don’t hold back! 📿 Cultural Respect & Consent This cabaret embraces bold expression — from drag and burlesque to stand-up and satire. Some acts may parody, provoke, or play with identity — that’s part of the art. What’s not part of the deal? Touching performers without consent, mocking real identities, or crossing audience lines. Keep it playful, keep it respectful, and let everyone shine. Join the list! Join our email list and get access to specials deals exclusive to our subscribers. Sign Up Thanks for submitting! The LiveArts Cabaret celebrates bold, diverse, and multidisciplinary performance, providing a vibrant platform for local and regional artists to share their voices. Rooted in LiveArts Santa Fe’s mission to eliminate barriers in the performing arts, the Cabaret fosters a welcoming, multi-generational space where creative expression thrives, communities connect, and underrepresented voices are amplified. Each monthly show is a unique celebration of artistry, storytelling, and cultural conversation—reimagining what performance can be.

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#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Our Journey It Started With a Movement 2017 The #SaveTheGreer Movement Begins Following the announcement that Santa Fe University of Art and Design (SFUAD) would close, former College of Santa Fe faculty members and alumni launched a grassroots Facebook movement called #SaveTheGreer. The movement quickly mobilized alumni from both the College of Santa Fe and SFUAD, along with artists, educators, and community members who believed the Greer Garson Theatre Center should remain a performing arts venue serving future generations. What began as an online conversation soon grew into a community-wide effort to preserve one of Northern New Mexico's most important cultural assets. 2018 From Movement to Organization As support for the #SaveTheGreer movement continued to grow, community leaders recognized the need for a formal organization that could help guide advocacy efforts and represent the interests of artists, alumni, and community stakeholders. In 2018, the movement was formally incorporated as LiveArts Santa Fe, creating the foundation for what would become a long-term community arts organization. Throughout the year, volunteers worked to build the organization's structure by recruiting board members, developing governance practices, establishing operational procedures, and gathering input from the community about the future of the Greer Garson Theatre Center. Community conversations helped shape the organization's early vision and reinforced a shared belief that the Greer should continue serving as a performing arts venue and community gathering space. While advocacy remained the primary focus, this period marked an important transition from a grassroots movement into an organization capable of pursuing long-term solutions and building partnerships throughout Santa Fe. 2019–2021 Building a Movement During Uncertain Times Following incorporation, LiveArts Santa Fe focused on transforming the energy of the #SaveTheGreer movement into a sustainable community organization. Almost immediately, the organization found itself navigating one of the most challenging periods in modern history. The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically impacted the performing arts industry, forcing venues to close, productions to be canceled, and arts organizations across the country to rethink their futures. At the same time, the City of Santa Fe was pursuing broader redevelopment plans for the former Santa Fe University of Art and Design campus. The approximately 64-acre Midtown property presented both tremendous opportunity and significant challenges. During this period, the City entered into discussions with a development group to explore the future of the campus. Ultimately, the development effort did not move forward, as the scale, complexity, and financial requirements of redeveloping the entire Midtown campus proved too great for a single developer to undertake. As redevelopment plans evolved, uncertainty surrounding the future of the Greer Garson Theatre Center continued. Despite these challenges, LiveArts remained committed to its mission. Volunteers, alumni, artists, educators, and community supporters continued advocating for the preservation of the Greer while participating in community conversations and stakeholder engagement efforts focused on the future of Midtown. As these discussions continued, the vision for LiveArts began to grow. What started as a campaign to save a building evolved into conversations about creating a community arts hub that could support performances, education, artist development, and public engagement for generations to come. The challenges of the pandemic and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the campus reinforced the importance of strong community connections and accessible arts opportunities. During this period, many of the ideas that would later shape LiveArts Santa Fe—including arts education initiatives, artist support programs, community programming, and expanded public access—began to take form. Although progress on the Greer was slower than many had hoped, the movement endured. The relationships built, lessons learned, and vision developed during these years laid the foundation for the next chapter of LiveArts Santa Fe. 2022 From Advocacy to Action 2022 marked a turning point for LiveArts Santa Fe. Redevelopment Proposal LiveArts submitted a proposal to the City of Santa Fe to redevelop and operate the Greer Garson Theatre Center. As discussions progressed, it became clear that securing development partners and financing a project of this scale would be difficult for a young nonprofit. LiveArts proposed an alternative model in which the City would retain ownership and maintenance responsibilities while partnering with a nonprofit operator to activate and manage the facility. This proposal helped shape future discussions regarding the building's redevelopment and long-term sustainability. Launch of LiveArts Cabaret In the fall of 2022, LiveArts launched a pilot program known as LiveArts Cabaret. The program operated as a roaming venue series featuring local performers in community spaces throughout Santa Fe. Admission was offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, helping eliminate barriers for audiences while ensuring funds raised each evening were distributed directly among the artists. The success of the pilot demonstrated the community's desire for accessible arts programming and artist-centered performance opportunities. Relaunch of the Young Creators Project That same year, LiveArts partnered with the Southside Branch of the Santa Fe Public Library to relaunch a pilot version of the Young Creators Project (YCP). The program served approximately fifteen students and focused on creativity, storytelling, collaboration, and artistic expression. The pilot reinforced the importance of accessible arts education and helped establish the foundation for future youth programming efforts. 2023 Exploring New Paths Forward As planning continued, the City initiated an Economic Needs Assessment (ENA) process and broader community engagement efforts to evaluate the future of the Greer Garson Theatre Center and the Midtown campus. The City expressed support for the project and explored potential funding opportunities, including a framework that would have combined public and private investment. However, legal and financial limitations, including challenges associated with New Mexico's anti-donation provisions, ultimately prevented that funding model from moving forward. While progress on the building slowed, the community conversation around the Greer remained active. During this same period, LiveArts Santa Fe officially received its 501(c)(3) nonprofit designation, providing a stronger foundation for future advocacy and programming efforts. 2024 A Time of Transition As redevelopment efforts stalled and uncertainty surrounding the future of the Greer continued, LiveArts entered a period of organizational transition. Many of the individuals who had helped launch the original #SaveTheGreer movement stepped back from day-to-day involvement, while others remained committed to carrying the mission forward. During this period, supporters of the Greer continued advocacy efforts through multiple channels. Former members of the movement established the Greer Garson Performing Arts Alliance, creating an additional community voice advocating for the reopening and activation of the facility. While the organizations pursued different approaches, both shared a common goal: ensuring the Greer Garson Theatre Center remains a vibrant performing arts resource for future generations. This period of reflection ultimately helped LiveArts redefine its future, expanding its focus beyond advocacy alone and laying the groundwork for new programming initiatives and community partnerships. 2025 Rebuilding and Reengaging With new city leadership in place and renewed conversations surrounding Midtown, LiveArts began rebuilding organizational capacity and reengaging stakeholders. The organization expanded its focus beyond advocacy alone and recommitted itself to community programming, artist support, and arts education. Programs such as LiveArts Cabaret continued to grow while new planning efforts emerged around youth education, partnerships, and long-term sustainability. 2026 Building the Next Chapter Today, LiveArts Santa Fe continues to advocate for the future activation of the Greer Garson Theatre Center while expanding programming throughout the community. The organization is actively developing the Young Creators Project, strengthening community partnerships, supporting local artists through LiveArts Cabaret, and exploring opportunities for future educational and cultural initiatives. The focus has evolved from simply saving a building to building a stronger and more accessible performing arts community for all. Looking Ahead The #SaveTheGreer Movement Begins Following the announcement that Santa Fe University of Art and Design (SFUAD) would close, former College of Santa Fe faculty member Cheryl Odom and alum Rueben Greenwald launched a grassroots Facebook movement called #SaveTheGreer. The movement quickly mobilized alumni from both the College of Santa Fe and SFUAD, along with artists, educators, and community members who believed the Greer Garson Theatre Center should remain a performing arts venue serving future generations. What began as an online conversation soon grew into a community-wide effort to preserve one of Northern New Mexico's most important cultural assets. The Long Vision The future of LiveArts Santa Fe is guided by three interconnected pillars: Conservatory Professional training and education opportunities for future artists and creative professionals. Repertory Company A resident company of artists producing innovative, artist-driven work. Community Programs Accessible performances, workshops, educational opportunities, outreach initiatives, and partnerships that remove barriers to participation in the arts. Together, these pillars represent a future where creativity, education, and community thrive side by side. The Greer brought us together. The mission carries us forward. And the next chapter is still being written.

#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Make an Impact Join the LiveArts Santa Fe Board Are you passionate about the performing arts and community engagement? Do you believe in creating opportunities and supporting diverse voices? Join the LiveArts Santa Fe Board and be a part of an organization dedicated to making the arts accessible to everyone. Why Join Our Board? Be a Catalyst for Change As a board member, you'll play a pivotal role in driving our mission to engage a diverse community by eliminating barriers in the performing arts. You'll help shape the future of LiveArts Santa Fe, ensuring our programs reach and impact as many people as possible. Your voice will be crucial in promoting inclusivity, access, and opportunity for all. Make a Lasting Impact LiveArts Santa Fe values community, listening to understand, and celebrating diverse voices. By joining our board, you'll help us provide affordable rehearsal and performance spaces, educational workshops, and robust scholarship programs. You'll be instrumental in maintaining the legacy of the Greer Garson Theatre Center and ensuring its preservation for future generations. Your commitment will leave a lasting impact on our community and beyond. Innovate and Inspire Our vision includes the LiveArts Conservatory, a groundbreaking two-year theatre and film training program, and LiveArts Rep, an initiative offering full-time employment to artists. As a board member, you'll contribute to these innovative programs, fostering new work creation and supporting the next generation of artists. Your expertise and passion will inspire our community and elevate our artistic endeavors. Apply Today! Ready to make a meaningful impact in the arts community? Become a driving force behind LiveArts Santa Fe’s mission to create an inclusive and accessible performing arts environment. Your unique perspective and expertise can help us inspire, engage, and support our diverse community. Here’s How to Get Started: Submit Your Application: We want to learn about your passion for the arts, your skills, and how you envision contributing to LiveArts Santa Fe’s mission and values. Apply below!

#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Costume Rental Program Looking for the perfect costume for your upcoming theatrical production, event, or performance? Look no further than LiveArts Costume Rental Program! We offer a wide range of high-quality costumes to suit all your creative needs. Whether you're seeking historical attire, contemporary outfits, fantasy ensembles, or theatrical garments, our extensive collection has got you covered. Costume Rental Links Explore Our Catalog Browse through our catalog to discover an impressive selection of costumes that will bring your characters to life. From elegant period pieces to whimsical fantasy attire, our diverse inventory is designed to cater to the unique requirements of LiveArts productions. Each costume is meticulously crafted and maintained to ensure authenticity and visual impact on stage. Seamless Reservation Process Reserving a costume with us is easy and convenient. Our user-friendly website allows you to search and select costumes based on your desired themes, characters, or time periods. You can check the availability of costumes and choose the rental dates that best fit your schedule. With just a few clicks, you'll secure the perfect ensemble for your production. Rental Policies Our rental policies are transparent and straightforward. We provide clear guidelines on rental duration, late fees, security deposits, and damage charges. Rental agreements outline your responsibilities as a customer, including proper care and timely return of the costumes. We believe in open communication and are always available to address any questions or concerns you may have. Pickup and Return To make your experience hassle-free, we offer designated pickup and return locations at our LiveArts Santa Fe office. Our flexible scheduling allows you to choose a pickup time that suits your needs. When it's time to return the costumes, simply drop them off during our specified return hours. We've designed our process with your convenience in mind. Customer Support At LiveArts we prioritize excellent customer service. Our dedicated team is available to assist you throughout your rental journey. Whether you need help with costume selection, fitting advice, or have any inquiries or concerns, we're here to provide prompt and helpful support. Contact us via phone, email, or online chat, and we'll ensure your experience is nothing short of exceptional.

#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Our Donor Wall LIFETIME DONORS The following donors made significant donations in the Journey here at LiveArts Santa Fe and have been recognized as Lifetime Donors for the Time, Talent, and Treasure they have given the community. Greer Garson John Weckesser Donors The following Donors have given gifts in the current fiscal year. Estate Of Robin “Rob” Martin Nicholas Visionary Anonymous Benefactor Richard Keen Partner Vaughn M Irving Associate Tess Gill Associate Yanhire Sierra-Lavalle Friend George G Davis Director Stefany Burrowes Partner Saint Johns Collage Community Partner Justin Gordon Associate Katie Excoffier Associate Heath Robinson Friend Joshua Billiter Performer MADA Midtown Arts and Design Alliance Community Partner Victoria Malone Associate Carlos Gonzales Associate Timothy Moller Supporter Michael Wilson Friend

#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Repertory LiveArts Rep is a new kind of performing arts company. We aim to remove the obstacles that prevent artists from being able to get the most from their talents and creativity. In conjunction with LiveArts Conservatory, company membership will provide full-time employment that pays a reasonable salary. We expect that 60% of company members' time will be spent on creative projects, 30% on teaching and mentoring, and 10% on community engagement. Similar models have been successful in programs like PCPA in California and ART in Massachusetts. Where LiveArts Rep departs is our unique process for project development. Instead of an artistic director making all of the producing decisions, each company member in turn has the opportunity to lead a project. This artist chooses the material, defines the vision, and decides what position they and other company members will hold in the production process. The rest of the company will offer support, guidance, and their creative talents to bring the leader's vision to fruition. We want all company members to be financially, emotionally, and artistically invested in the success of each project, and the company at large. Through this process of creative cross-pollination, LiveArts Rep will produce dynamic creative projects that challenge and inspire our local community, and enrich America's performance landscape. The artistic vision of the company will be steered, but not dictated, by the artistic director. Project leads are allowed to follow their inspiration, and in place of a rigid style coming from the top, all projects will adhere to a list of artistic values. LiveArts Rep projects are: Entertaining We are not trying to make elitist art that is only enjoyed by the chosen few. Our projects have a broad appeal. People like them. They are not academic or sermonic. They are brave yet accessible. Moving LiveArts Rep projects make you feel something. Some will be comedy, some tragedy, many something else all together. But all projects will take the audience on an emotional journey, and leave them changed. Creative Every project must be something that we have not seen before. Does that mean we are only producing new works? No. But every project must give something original to the audience, the artists, and the global theatre community. Intentional It is not enough to be entertaining, moving, and creative. Great art must also be intentional. It must have a reason for existing. It should not proselytize, but it should have something to say and a reason to say it. We are living in an era of unprecedented connectedness. People are losing interest in the stuffy formal performing arts organizations of the past and are searching for something new. By sharing our passion and our process through online channels, LiveArts Rep will get people excited about our artists, and the work they are creating. We will be candid and transparent with fans and followers about the goals, challenges, and victories of creating in this new way. We will move past the barriers that have been holding back our industry. Historically, theatre has reinforced racial stereotypes. It has tokenized and subjugated people of color, and systematically excluded anyone who doesn’t fit into its mold. It’s time to move intentionally away from that model. The core of this creative process is radical equity, diversity, and inclusion. We use the faces, voices, and creativity of our diverse company of artists to build authentic connections with the local community and create a following that stretches beyond the borders of Santa Fe, and eventually around the world. These followers become donors, audience members, and even students at the conservatory. The company feeds the conservatory and the conservatory feeds the company, and all the while we create groundbreaking art that doesn’t exist anywhere else.

#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Donor Commitment Form By submitting this form electronically, you acknowledge and agree to the terms stated herein. Donor Information: First name Last name Donate in the name of: Address: Email Phone: Honoree name: City: State: ZIP Code: Donation Details: Donate in the name of: Donation Amount/ Value Description or details of donation: Donation Purpose: Donation Timeline: Donation Start date * required Donation End date * required Donation Amount Frequency of Payments Acknowledgment Preferences: I would like to receive an acknowledgment for tax purposes Choose an option If "Yes" please fill out below: First name Last name Email Phone: Address: City: State: ZIP Code: Recognition Preferences: I would like to receive an acknowledgment for tax purposes Choose an option Please provide recognition details: Additional Notes or Comments: Please provide any additional details: Donor Agreement: I, the undersigned, hereby confirm my commitment to donate as specified above. I understand that this commitment is voluntary and non-binding, and I reserve the right to modify or cancel this commitment at any time, provided that I provide written notice to Live Arts Santa Fe. I also understand that the information provided in this form may be used for acknowledgment, recognition, and communication purposes by Live Arts Santa Fe. By submitting this form electronically, you acknowledge and agree to the terms stated herein. Donate Please send any further correspondence or inquiries to the following contact: LiveArts Santa Fe 1220 Senda Del Valle, Unit D, Santa Fe NM, 87507 Donor@liveartssantafe.org (505)-772-0887 Thank you for your generous commitment and support. Thanks for Donating!

#savethegreer, Greer Garson, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, SFUAD, Collage of Santa Fe, CSF, Midtown Campus, Inspire, Transform, Engage, Theater, LiveArts Conservatory, Live Arts, LiveArts! Santa Fe, LiveArts!, Live Arts!, Education, #SavetheGreer Meet The Board Creators. Advocates. Leaders. United by Purpose. Our Board of Directors guides LiveArts Santa Fe with strategic insight, community focus, and a shared belief in the transformative power of the performing arts. Together, we work to amplify creative voices, steward our vision, and advocate for accessible and inclusive arts in Santa Fe. The Board of Directors Joshua Billiter President Mark Westberg Vice - President Jonathan Roybal Treasurer George Davis Member Chris Leslie Member Joey Chavez (LOA) Member Meet The Advisory Board Talia Pura President of Theater Santa Fe Ambrose Fisher Vanessa Rios y Valles Information Specialist at Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce Sylve Obledo Senior Director, Committee Management at Shared Assessments Roger Montoya Executive Director of Moving Arts Espanola Justin Gordon Artistic Director New Canon Theatre Co. Chris Conard Technical Director of Fusebox Festival Ellen Fox Community Member Yusef Seevers Theater Teacher Allan Hancock College Karen Ryan Medicare Outreach Coordinator at La Familia Health Malcom Morgan Associate Director of Student Engagement at St. John's College Argos McCallum Executive Director of Teatro Paraguas Ana Gallegos y Reinhardt Executive Director of Wearhouse 21 John Flax Founding Artistic Director at Theater Grottesco