Cabaret. At home, with you.

Queen City Cabaret is THRILLED to announce QCC+, our brand new digital streaming service! QCC+ transforms your living room into an At-Home Cabaret and brings you all the jazz, pop and musical theater content you love in a safe and exciting new way. You don’t even have to live in Cincinnati to be entertained by this dynamic duo.

When you subscribe, it means we can keep putting art out there, spend more time making music, and less time selling tickets. Win-win! 

Your subscription will get you access to our blockbuster season 3 lineup including:

• a Patsy Cline tribute (this Friday!)

• of course we're doing a holiday show

• and we're doing a Doris Day-themed Valentine's Day show too

• we were so sad to have to cancel/postpone our Mrs. Maisel show in May...so we put it on our season roster!

Get more info on the season

Here's a wonderful thing about doing things in a new way, under strange circumstances: you create things you wouldn't have imagined before - like Cabarettes.  That's right; every month we're releasing mini cabarets with a variety of themes, just for our members.
 

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In addition to the livestreams and Cabarettes, our members have exclusive access to:

• Post-show live chats with the Artistic Directors

• our entire library of content, growing every month!

• first access and discounts to tickets for in-person shows as they become available 

• early access to QCC’s soon to be released first album! 

• access to specially curated treats + deals

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Pay as you like: $8.99 monthly, or $98.89 (one month free!) for a whole year of amazing content from your favorite Cabaret team! Each subscription comes with a unique username and password which gets you into the members-only area. 

Not interested in a monthly subscription but still want to watch? All main season shows will be available to view 24 hours after they premiere for $15 each. Monthly Cabarettes are only available for subscribers. 

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One final note. 🎶

We want to thank you in advance for supporting the arts.  We'd love to be doing this live, a few feet away from you, with drinks in hand.  This is the next best thing, and we think you're going to like it.  We've hired editors + videographers, gotten licenses, and learned all kinds of new skills in order to put on an engaging performance that embraces a new format.  We've worked hard to bring you something enjoyable and high-quality, and we can't wait to "see" you.

XOXO

Sarah & Matthew

Day #2 of QCC’s Women’s Equality Day Online Music Festival

Introducing budding artist and history-maker-in-our-midst, the amazing Diana Hutchinson!

Diana Hutchinson was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and is currently a rising sophomore at Walnut Hills High School. She has been performing since the age of three, and recently made Ohio history as the first black actress to perform the title character in Annie Jr. with The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati. In her spare time, Diana enjoys singing, dancing and spending time with her family and friends. She is excited about sharing her love for the arts as she continues her performing career. 

Enjoyed today’s performance? Of course you did! Please show your support by making a donation to the Brennan Center for Justice, and help us keep fighting for fair and accessible elections! #womensequalityday #fightvotersuppression #onlinemusicfestival #brennancenterforjustice

About Women's Equality Day

So what is Women’s Equality Day anyway? On August 26, 1920, the U.S. Secretary of State signed the 19th Amendment, officially granting women the right to vote in the U.S. after a 100 year struggle. However, the uphill fight for American voting rights did not end on this day. It wasn’t until the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that women of all races FINALLY received legal protection against discriminatory voting laws. And unfortunately, the struggle continues today as voter suppression of young voters and minorities runs rampant across our country.

This year on Women’s Equality Day, August 26, 2020, the U.S. celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Queen City Cabaret is marking the moment by honoring the voices of women in our community and continuing the fight against voter suppression. Join us on Facebook at 7pm, August 19-26, to meet seven INCREDIBLE artists who are making music and changing the game all over our Cincinnati community. We’ll also be collecting funds to support The Brennan Center for Justice, an organization dedicated to ensuring that every American has access to a safe and fair election-.

Tune in. Be inspired. Support what matters! #womensequalityday #fightvotersuppression #onlinemusicfestival #brennancenterforjustice

Women's Equality Day Festival

This year, Queen City Cabaret has joined the greater Cincinnati arts community in celebrating the #POWEROFHER. In March, that meant teaming up with over 75 volunteers representing 25+ organizations to create a Cincy-inspired music video cover of the 2017 Women’s March anthem, “Quiet” by MILCK.

Now, we’re ready to kick off our third sassy, sizzling, and socially-distant season (on the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, no less!) with another celebration of some of the most inspiring women in our community.

August 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the first group of American women gaining the right to vote through the 19th Amendment. However, it wasn’t until The Voting Rights Act of 1965 that American women of all races were free to exercise that right. On this major anniversary in our voting rights history, we celebrate how far we’ve come, and we continue to fight voter suppression in every form. All proceeds from the festival go to support the Brennan Center for Justice.  

Please join us at 7pm, August 19-26, on our blog or Facebook page to celebrate these amazing musicians and help us fight voter suppression!

The festival is free, but donations to the Brennan Center are encouraged!

We hope you and yours are staying safe and healthy, and we look forward to another year of bringing you great music, good cheer, and a whole lot of Queen City love.

Cheers!