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Detroit Passport to the Arts (DP2A) was a program dedicated to promoting and supporting the vibrant art scene in Detroit. Unfortunately, due to budget constraints, DP2A has closed its doors, but its legacy lives on through the friendships and relationships it fostered during its 12-year run. DP2A provided young professionals with a unique opportunity to explore Detroit's arts and culture through a series of curated events, including cabaret, jazz, opera, and comedy. Attendees not only enjoyed world-class performances but also experienced exclusive parties in local hotspots, all while supporting the arts in Detroit.Generated from the website

Cabaret 313, a non-profit organization based in Southfield, MI, has become a cultural staple in Detroit over the past decade, bringing premier talent from Broadway and New York stages to stunning venues across the city. With a new executive director at the helm, Cabaret 313 continues to grow and foster a community of cabaret supporters, while uplifting the next generation of performers through its masterclass series in collaboration with renowned institutions. Experience the intimate artform of cabaret live, where there are no costumes or elaborate sets, just heartfelt performances that engage with the audience in a unique and personal way. Born from the vision and passion of two Metro Detroiters, Sandi Reitelman and Allan Nachman, Cabaret 313 is dedicated to bringing world-class professional cabaret to Detroit. As they embark on their next 10 years, Cabaret 313 aims to find new ways to share the magic of cabaret with the city, ensuring that each show is a one-of-a-kind experience that captivates and moves its audience.Generated from the website