About Us
Libby Rue
Founder
You are enough cabaret was the brain child of Libby Rue. As a child actress, libby has always had a passion to be on the stage. however, as a teenage actress she experienced firsthand the “teenage acting dead zone.” This a common issue for performers between the ages of 13 and 17 where they are seldomly awarded professional roles. teenage parts are more often to awarded to adults who are cast to portray younger roles for numerous reasons.
so Libby, along with a bunch of her talented friends, created a space for teens who share a passion for musical theatre and a desire to connect, perform, and inspire. the mission is simple: to give young performers a stage to showcase their talent, express themselves, and remind one another that we are all enough, just as we are.
Sarah Grandpre
Music Director
Sarah Grandpré is a passionate music educator with two decades of teaching experience, earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Vocal Performance and Music Education. She has appeared on NBC, ABC, TBN and KTLA and some of her favorite solo engagements include Carnegie Hall and headlining tours to Holland, Germany and Switzerland. Sarah founded and directed the Voices of Hope Children’s Choir from 2015-2024; under her leadership the choir earned the coveted “Golden Buzzer” as finalists on season 13 of NBC’s America’s Got Talent. Notable collaborators include Josh Groban, Pentatonix, Becky G, Donny Osmond, Tom Ball, For King and Country and Tokio Myers in televised appearances on NBC’s Red Nose Day, America’s Got Talent Champions, America’s Got Talent: All-Stars, ABC’s WEDay and the 96th Academy Awards. Sarah is an active producer and arranger and is delighted to bring these connections to her new projects. She is a professor of voice and musical theatre technique at CSU, Fullerton and currently runs a successful music studio in Orange County, CA. Sarah is a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF SINGING and the AMERICAN CHORAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION.