THE 2016 BROADWAY CAST:

• Kelli O'Hara - Tony Award Winner, The King and I (Host)
  
• Paul Alexander Nolan - Once
  
• Erin Davie - Side Show
  
• Emily Padgett - Bright Star
  
• Carly Hughes - Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
  
• Dominic Scaglione Jr. - Jersey Boys
  
• Jevon McFerrin - Jersey Boys
  
• Dwayne Cooper - Motown
• Dominic Nofi - Motown
• John Michael Dias - Jersey Boys
• Correy West - South Pacific
• Erikka Walsh - Once
• Julia Murney - Wicked
• Joseph Morales - In the Heights
• Jennifer DiNoia - Wicked
• Julie Reiber - Wicked

• Ben Cook - Newsies
  
• DeMarius Copes - Newsies
  
• Daniel J Deluca - Newsies
  
• Damon Gillespie - Newsies
  
• Gina Claire Mason - Wicked
  

CREATED BY:

• David Alpert - Director
  
• Sonny Paladino - Musical Director
  
• Assaf Gleizner - Orchestrations & Vocal Arrangements
  
• Jacque Carnahan - Artistic Director
  
• Michael Holzer - Producer
  
• The Doo Woop Project - Performance Group
  

2017 BROADWAY CAST:

Kelli O’Hara – Tony Award winner, The King and I (Host)

Stephanie J. Block – Tony Award nominee, Falsettos

Christopher Jackson – Tony Award nominee, Hamilton

Adrienne Warren – Tony Award nominee, Shuffle Along

Jennifer Laura Thompson – Dear Evan Hansen

Teal Wicks – Finding Neverland

Betsy Struxness – Hamilton

Sasha Hutchings – Hamilton

Carleigh Bettiol – Hamilton

Okieriete Onaodowan – Hamilton

Abby Mueller – Beautiful, the Carole King Musical

John Michael Dias – Beautiful, the Carole King Musical

Heather Tepe – Matilda

Kelvin Moon Loh – SpongeBob SquarePants

Libby Servais – Wicked

Garrett Long – Dear Evan Hansen

Keve Wilson – A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder

Alicia Albright – Frozen

CREATED BY:

David Alpert - Director

Sonny Paladino - Musical Director

Jacque Carnahan - Artistic Director

Assaf Gleizner - Orchestrations & Vocal Arrangements

Michael Holzer - Producer

Scott Difford – Matilda

Jacque Carnahan – From Main Street to 42nd Street

Danielle Erin Rhodes – Murder for Two

DeMond B. Nason – Off Broadway: Walmartopia

Paul Pilcz – Bye Bye Birdie

Warren G. Nolan Jr. – Off Broadway: Raisin

Paige Sommerer – South Pacific at Paper Mill Playhouse

Eric Van Tielen – Les Miserables

Mina Cuesta – Arts for Autism

Jennifer Fouché – Off Broadway: SISTAS The Musical

Emilie Battle – Off Broadway: SISTAS The Musical

2018 BROADWAY CAST:

Christopher Jackson - Tony nominee, Hamilton (Host)

Christine Andreas - Tony nominee, Oklahoma!

Max Von Essen - Tony nominee, An American in Paris

Denée Benton - Tony nominee, Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

Mckynleigh Abraham - Beautiful, The Carole King Musical

Jacque Carnahan - Artistic Director

John Michael Dias - Jersey Boys

Ali Hodge - Beautiful, The Carole King Musical

Traci Elaine Lee - Beautiful, The Carole King Musical

Kelvin Moon Loh - SpongeBob SquarePants

Carrie St. Louis - Wicked

John Eric Parker - The Book of Mormon

Tess Soltau - Wicked

Brynn Williams - SpongeBob SquarePants

Lauren Zakrin - Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

Ixchel Cuellar - Finding Neverland

Dean DeLuna - West Side Story

Tyler John Logan - West Side Story

Antuan Magic Raimone - Hamilton

Mindy Wallace - Bandstand

Sarah Kay Marchetti - The Metropolitan Opera

Brian Brammer - WPPAC: The Hunchback of Notre Dame

CREATED BY:

David Alpert - Director

Paul Staroba - Musical Director

Jacque Carnahan - Artistic Director

Keiji Ishiguri, Isaac Alter and Michael Radi -Orchestrations & Vocal Arrangements

Michael Holzer - Producer

Taylor Broadard - National Tour: Memphis

Hannah DelMonte - Fiddler on the Roof

Jillian Jameson - National Tour: The Sound of Music

Brittany Jeffery - Me and My Gal

Jayson Kerr - National Tour: Evita

Jennifer Lorae - Hard Times

DeMond Nason - Off-Broadway: Walmartopia

Paul Pilcz - Bye Bye Birdie

Danielle Erin Rhodes - Arkansas Repertory: Les Miserables

Eric van Tielen - Les Miserables

Nicholas Ward - Frozen 

Jodi Dipiazza - Broadway Debut

Miriam Steinberg - Broadway Debut

Tommy Bryne & Isabella - Broadway Debut

Connor Tague - Broadway Debut

2019 BROADWAY CAST:

Kelli O'Hara - Tony nominee, The King and I (Host)

Will Chase - Tony nominee, The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Mickey Rowe - KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Adam Jacobs - Aladdin

Betsy Wolfe - Waitress

Teal Wicks - The Cher Show

Dee Roscioli  - The Cher Show

Tory Trowbridge -The Cher Show

Phoenix Best - Dear Evan Hansen

Kara Lindsay  - Wicked

Jelani Remy  - Ain’t Too Proud

John Michael Dias - Jersey Boys

John Eric Parker - The Book of Mormon

Libby Servais - Wicked

Jennifer Noble - King Kong

Jacque Carnahan - Cinderella

McKynleigh Abraham - Beautiful

Katie Mollison  - Australia

Samantha Sturm - My Fair Lady

Michal Kolaczkowski - The Cher Show

Choir

Dewey Caddell - Finian’s Rainbow, Off-Broadway

Hannah DelMonte - Fiddler on the Roof

Madeline Fansler - Kinky Boots National Tour

Jessica Freedman - Regional

Melanie Goerlitz - Carnegie Hall

Jayson Kerr - National Tour: Evita

Ian Laskowski - Cats National Tour

Jennifer Lorae - Tarzan

DeMond B. Nason - Walmartopia

Paul Pilcz - Bye Bye Birdie

Daniel Plimpton - The Book of Mormon 

Danielle Erin Rhodes - Regional 

Laura Snell - Avenue Q National Tour

Paige Sommerer - Regional

CREATED BY:

David Alpert - Director

Meg Zervoulis - Musical Director

Jacque Carnahan - Artistic Director

Keiji Ishiguri, Isaac Alter and Conor Keelan -Orchestrations & Vocal Arrangements

Michael Holzer - Producer

Dancers

Jacqueline Agrusa - Jonas Brothers Dancer

Alice Bacani - Nimbus 2 Company Member

Gino Bloomberg - Regional

Scott Difford - The Book Of Mormon

Marie DiNorcia - Regional

TJ Kubler - Regional

Sarah Lewandowski - Intrepid

Colby Lindeman- The Cher Show

Abigail Miller - Theatre of Dreams

Angela Price - The Polar Express Experience

Sarah Juliet Shaw - Regional

Heather Tepe - Matilda

Ross Thompson - Regional

Bryce Colby Vaewsorn - Regional

Jacque Carnahan

Jacque produced her first one woman show at the age of 14 at the San Luis Obispo Little Theater in California. Since then, she has become a sought-after event producer not only on Broadway but also around the country. She has a knack for knowing what an audience will love and brings a feeling of joy and celebration to every project. Jacque is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory cum laude and Idyllwild Arts Academy. She has performed around the country and in New York City at venues such as Town Hall, Alice Tully Hall, The Irish Repertory Theater, The York Theater, 54 Below, Green Room 42, and more.

A true maven, Jacque’s connection to the Broadway community is reflected in the extensive list of Broadway talent who have participated in her events such as Tony Award winners Kelli O’Hara and Stephanie J. Block, Tony nominees Christopher Jackson, Denée Benton, Elizabeth Stanley and Max von Essen, as well as Broadway stars Teal Wicks, Nikki Renée Daniels, Abby Mueller, and John Michael Dias.

Jacque is a self-starter and truly believes anything is possible with the right people in the room. Many have inquired how her annual Broadway benefit concert, Arts for Autism, ended up at the Gershwin Theater. Jacque’s reply: “I called them. You never know until you ask.”

Jacque Carnahan

Jacque produced her first one woman show at the age of 14 at the San Luis Obispo Little Theater in California. Since then, she has become a sought-after event producer not only on Broadway but also around the country. She has a knack for knowing what an audience will love and brings a feeling of joy and celebration to every project. Jacque is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory cum laude and Idyllwild Arts Academy. She has performed around the country and in New York City at venues such as Town Hall, Alice Tully Hall, The Irish Repertory Theater, The York Theater, 54 Below, Green Room 42, and more.

A true maven, Jacque’s connection to the Broadway community is reflected in the extensive list of Broadway talent who have participated in her events such as Tony Award winners Kelli O’Hara and Stephanie J. Block, Tony nominees Christopher Jackson, Denée Benton, Elizabeth Stanley and Max von Essen, as well as Broadway stars Teal Wicks, Nikki Renée Daniels, Abby Mueller, and John Michael Dias.

Jacque is a self-starter and truly believes anything is possible with the right people in the room. Many have inquired how her annual Broadway benefit concert, Arts for Autism, ended up at the Gershwin Theater. Jacque’s reply: “I called them. You never know until you ask.”

Michael Holzer

Work in progess...

Michael Holzer

Work in progess...

Meg Zervoulis

Meg has worked as an associate Musical Director on Broadway for such acclaimed shows as West Side Story, The Prom, Mean Girls, Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812. Off Broadway: Cagney, Rated P. Other New Works: Ives and Sondheim’s Buñuel (Public Theater), Merrily We Roll Along (Fiasco/Roundabout), Head Over Heels (with the Go-Go’s), Stu for Silverton (NAMT 2014), Kooman and Dimond’s Dani Girl, Andrea Grody’s Strange Faces. At her home base, Paper Mill Playhouse, her credits include Mary Poppins, Bandstand, Ever After, and more, as well as serving as music director/arranger for the annual New Voices concerts since 2007. Meg is the resident conductor of Hotel Elefant, a contemporary music ensemble in NYC, and she is an adjunct professor/music director at Montclair State University, committed to music education and music therapy. Education: Carnegie Mellon University. Meg is a member of the Lilly Awards Power Network. www.megzmusic.com

Meg Zervoulis

Meg has worked as an associate Musical Director on Broadway for such acclaimed shows as West Side Story, The Prom, Mean Girls, Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812. Off Broadway: Cagney, Rated P. Other New Works: Ives and Sondheim’s Buñuel (Public Theater), Merrily We Roll Along (Fiasco/Roundabout), Head Over Heels (with the Go-Go’s), Stu for Silverton (NAMT 2014), Kooman and Dimond’s Dani Girl, Andrea Grody’s Strange Faces. At her home base, Paper Mill Playhouse, her credits include Mary Poppins, Bandstand, Ever After, and more, as well as serving as music director/arranger for the annual New Voices concerts since 2007. Meg is the resident conductor of Hotel Elefant, a contemporary music ensemble in NYC, and she is an adjunct professor/music director at Montclair State University, committed to music education and music therapy. Education: Carnegie Mellon University. Meg is a member of the Lilly Awards Power Network. www.megzmusic.com

Keiji Ishiguri

Keiji is a professional music director, pianist, arranger, composer and teacher throughout New York City and Westchester. In addition to his work on RENT at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he has vocal coached and music directed for Pace University, Ars Nova, the Lucy Moses School at the Kaufman Center, Crestwood Music Education Center, PlayGroup Theater, Brooklyn Friends School, and the Beacon School. A graduate of Yale University where he music directed such groups as the Whiffenpoofs, Keiji also continues to lead a cappella ensembles, including the semi-professional Lost Keys of New York. 

Keiji is also an avid vocal arranger, his pieces having been performed throughout the world and on such TV shows as Glee! His recently published Book of Rounds--21 epiphanal pieces written in conjunction with songwriters Julie Flanders and Emil Adler--is scheduled to be performed in its entirely by Chorus Austin in November 2016.

Keiji Ishiguri

Keiji is a professional music director, pianist, arranger, composer and teacher throughout New York City and Westchester. In addition to his work on RENT at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he has vocal coached and music directed for Pace University, Ars Nova, the Lucy Moses School at the Kaufman Center, Crestwood Music Education Center, PlayGroup Theater, Brooklyn Friends School, and the Beacon School. A graduate of Yale University where he music directed such groups as the Whiffenpoofs, Keiji also continues to lead a cappella ensembles, including the semi-professional Lost Keys of New York. 

Keiji is also an avid vocal arranger, his pieces having been performed throughout the world and on such TV shows as Glee! His recently published Book of Rounds--21 epiphanal pieces written in conjunction with songwriters Julie Flanders and Emil Adler--is scheduled to be performed in its entirely by Chorus Austin in November 2016.