A C*NTY LITTLE CHRISTMAS with Sarah Hester Ross

A C*nty Little Christmas with Sarah Hester Ross Join award-winning cabaret darling and viral creator Sarah Hester Ross for her brand new holiday cabaret. Sarah will perform seasonal classics with a twist, and maybe even a few holiday versions of her own fan-favorite songs. If you like your holidays served with a little extra spice, this show’s for you. Sarah Hester Ross is an internationally headlining cabaret artist and viral social media creator whose musical comedy blends bold feminist takes with powerhouse vocals and sharp-as-hell satire. A Grammy-considered musical comedian, she recently released her debut comedy special “Don’t Mess With a Redhead” (Comedy Dynamics) on Amazon, Apple TV, and other major streaming platforms. Sarah is also the winner of “Best of Las Vegas” Comedian and One Woman Show, has been featured on America’s Got Talent and The Doctor Demento Show, and has over 40 million streams of her music worldwide. With over 3 million dedicated followers on social media, Sarah presents a formidable combination of musical, comedy, and theatrical talents that has earned her an auspicious entry into the comedy and cabaret world. Learn more at sarahhesterross.com and follow Sarah on social media: @sarahhesterross DOORS FOR DINNER & DRINKS: 7PM SPECIAL SHOWTIME: 8PM Entertainment & Ticketing Disclosure Oscar’s Palm Springs Cultural Arts Foundation is a nonprofit organization supporting cultural, artistic, educational, and community-based entertainment programming. The events listed on this ticketing platform are produced, presented, or supported by the Foundation and may be hosted at Oscar’s Palm Springs, a separately operated venue. Ticket proceeds may help fund charitable arts programming, support performers, and advance the Foundation’s nonprofit mission. Oscar’s Palm Springs Cultural Arts Foundation and Oscar’s Palm Springs collaborate in event presentation but are distinct organizations. By purchasing a ticket, you understand that ticket sales support the Foundation’s mission and are generally not tax-deductible as charitable contributions.