Celebrate Neurodiversity at EPIC Players' Cabaret This November

EPIC Players Launches Exciting 2026-2027 Season with a Neuroinclusive Cabaret

This November, the curtains will rise on a breathtaking celebration of inclusivity and creativity as EPIC Players presents "Give My Regards to Cabaret!" at the Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles. Taking place on November 12 and 13, this special cabaret event marks the beginning of EPIC's vibrant new season, while also celebrating ten impactful years of bringing neurodivergent and disabled artists into the spotlight.

EPIC Players is a nonprofit theater company dedicated to creating professional opportunities for neurodivergent and disabled performers. Their commitment to inclusion and representation in the performing arts has enabled over 250 artists to find their voice and passion on stage. This cabaret promises an engaging showcase of talent, featuring performances intertwined with elements of storytelling, humor, and inspiring music.

The show begins at 7:30 PM, with doors opening at 6:30 PM. Each night presents a unique experience, complete with varying cast members and set lists. On November 12, audiences will be graced by Isabella Souza de Moore, a talented artist known for her work in the national tour of "Annie." The following evening, Broadway guests Eric Peterson, known for his roles in "School of Rock" and "Tina," and Steven Booth, will join EPIC’s skilled performers to create a vibrant, neuroinclusive environment on stage.

Tickets for the event are affordably priced at $35 for general admission, with VIP options available for $55, which include priority seating and a complimentary drink. This affordable pricing reflects EPIC’s goal to make the arts accessible to everyone, especially marginalized audiences.

Among the stellar cast participating in this cabaret are Devin Morrissey, a well-known figure from the Series "Love on the Spectrum," and Bella Zoe Martinez, whose short film has garnered significant acclaim. The full cast lineup features a diverse group of talented individuals eager to perform Broadway’s most beloved songs.

Jessica Saul, the Program Director of EPIC Players Los Angeles, expressed excitement about the upcoming shows, emphasizing the importance of representation in the arts. She stated, "For ten years, EPIC has been showing audiences that neurodivergent and disabled artists belong on stage. This cast is one of the strongest we have put together in Los Angeles, and they are ready to take on Broadway's biggest songs."

This cabaret is just the beginning for EPIC Players LA. Other exciting events are lined up, including a fundraiser for The Ed Asner Family Center on December 17, aimed at supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families. As the season progresses, EPIC will also host an original storytelling night in collaboration with Storyectomy in March 2027, allowing their artists to further showcase their creativity.

In June 2027, EPIC will roll out its mainstage musical, "Between the Lines," adapted from the book by Jodi Picoult. This story explores the boundaries between fiction and reality, promising an engaging experience for audiences.

To support their mission and help celebrate their tenth anniversary, individuals are encouraged to donate via the EPIC Players website, allowing them to continue breaking barriers and fostering a more inclusive environment within the arts.

With such a strong focus on representation, artistry, and community engagement, EPIC Players invites everyone to witness the extraordinary talent at "Give My Regards to Cabaret!" It’s not just an event; it’s a celebration of the neurodiverse community and an opportunity to support artists who have historically faced barriers within the performing arts.

For ticket purchases and more information about upcoming events, please visit the EPIC Players website. Join them in making a difference in the world of theater!

Location: Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center, 3200 Motor Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
Dates: November 12-13, 2026
Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM, Show starts at 7:30 PM
Ticket Price: $35 (General Admission), $55 (VIP)

Let’s celebrate neurodiversity and creativity in the performing arts this November!