Tony Vincent is a prolific recording artist, actor and producer whose impressive career has spanned across the globe. Tony has starred in multiple Broadway musicals including RENT, Jesus Christ Superstar and Green Day’s American Idiot and he continues to perform concerts around the world.
Tony Vincent is a recording artist, actor, and producer whose career has spanned more than two decades across New York City, London, and Nashville. He first gained national attention as a finalist on NBC’s The Voice, after releasing two major-label albums rooted in indie-pop.
Vincent moved into rock-based musical theater soon after, performing on Broadway in RENT, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Green Day’s American Idiot. He also appeared in the film version of Jesus Christ Superstar and Andrew Lloyd Webber: Masterpiece (Live from Beijing).
In London’s West End, he originated the role of Galileo Figaro in We Will Rock You, Queen’s theatrical production. That collaboration led to a global broadcast performance of “Bohemian Rhapsody” for Queen Elizabeth II’s Golden Jubilee, seen by more than 200 million viewers.
Today, he performs internationally—headlining concerts, symphonic shows, and private events—while also running his South Nashville studio, SoundShop370. There, he works with artists as a producer, writer, and collaborator, and leads a hands-on artist development program for emerging vocalists, musicians, and musical theater performers.
Darren Lorenzo hails from Atlanta, Georgia, and received his B.A. in Mass Communications at Clark Atlanta University. Darren has appeared in numerous regional, international, and national tours, Off Broadway, Broadway, concerts, and theatre productions such as Vegas the Show (Planet Hollywood Casino/Saxe Theatre); headliner, Way Back Music one-man show (Norwegian Cruise Line); vocalist, The Amsterdam Collective (Waterhole); vocalist, Ventuno Nights residency (Ruby Hotel); vocalist, Meeting at the Crossroads one-man show (Super Club); vocalist, Waitress the Musical (Arts Coastal Carolina); Cal, Rock and Roll Man (New Stages NYC); the Judge/Nate, The Wiz (Fulton Theatre and NBFT); Tin Man and Lion, Color Purple (MSMT); Ol’ Mister, After Midnight (Norwegian Creatives); quartet leader, Five Guys Named Moe (Fulton Theatre & Playhouse on Park); Big Moe, Saturday Night Fever (2nd Broadway National Tour); DJ Monty, Madagascar the Musical (First National/International Tour); Maurice, Smokey Joes Café (Broadway National Tours); Ken/Adrian, No Strings (Encore City Center/NYC); ensemble, Fosse (UK Tour); leading player, Hair (European Tour); Hud, Daddy Cool (European Tour); reverend, Philip Hamilton Voices (Lincoln Center/Edinburgh Fringe Festival); vocalist, Freestyle Love Supreme (with Lin Manuel Miranda); vocalist/Mic 2, Classic (M) (Florence Gould Hall); featured vocalist, What the World Needs Now (Holland Tour); vocalist in Solid Gold Soul (UK Tour); vocalist. Upward and onward, folks. @TheDarrenLorenzo
Cathie Ryan’s performances are renowned for their intimacy and power as her signature blend of Irish traditional, original, and contemporary songs sets her and her band apart. The Boston Globe says her singing is “simply sublime,” and The Wall Street Journal says her concerts feature ‘mature, masterful, magnificent singing.”
For over three decades, singer-songwriter Cathie Ryan has been at the vanguard of Irish music. Her career is hallmarked by award-winning recordings and concerts featuring beautiful vocals, first-class songs with superb arrangements played by outstanding musicians, and the captivating stage presence of a singer who loves performing. Cathie’s shows are renowned for their intimacy and power, which she credits to searching for and singing great songs and performing them with musicians who were born to play them. It is all about the songs for Cathie, and her signature blend of Irish traditional, original, and contemporary songs sets her and her band apart.
Cathie and her band have built a loyal following by touring internationally and singing “songs of the heart” at performing arts centers, festivals, folk clubs, and with symphony orchestras. The Boston Globe says her singing is “simply sublime,” and the Wall Street Journal says her concerts feature “mature, masterful, at times magnificent singing.” She has been featured on national and public television throughout the world, including PBS and APT in the USA, RTÉ and TG4 in Ireland, and BBC Alba in Scotland. Her radio highlights include repeat visits to NPR’s Mountain Stage and Thistle and Shamrock, PRI’s The World, BBC in the UK, Radio Scotland, and RTÉ and RnaG in Ireland. Irish America Magazine has twice named her one of the Top 100 Irish Americans, and LiveIreland.com has twice honored her as Irish Female Vocalist of the Decade.
Cathie is also in demand as a public speaker; she presents keynotes and educational programs at colleges and civic venues across the country, both independently of and in conjunction with her concert appearances. Her long history as an advocate for arts in education, along with a BA in secondary education and years of teaching at both the high school and college levels, has led Cathie to bring public attention to several current educational issues, including the importance of music, art, and dance to the developing child.
A self-taught scholar of Irish myth and folklore, Cathie enjoys presenting workshops on the ancient stories and rituals of Ireland and on Irish traditional singing. When not performing, she leads tours of Ireland for her tour company, Mythic Journeys, and for Rick Steves’ Europe.
In 2025, Cathie will release a career retrospective, “From the Well | The Definitive Cathie Ryan Song Collection,” featuring over 50 remastered songs from over 30 years of singing. She is also working on a public television show about Ireland and the Irish diaspora to be released in 2026.
Lisa Vroman has established herself as one of America’s most versatile voices, regarded as a “musical and theatrical marvel” by the San Francisco Chronicle. Lisa starred for over eight years on Broadway as Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera, and was the first soprano to play both Fantine and Cosette in Les Misérables.
From Broadway to classics, on stage and in concert, Lisa Vroman has established herself as one of America’s most versatile voices. She has been regarded as a “musical and theatrical marvel” by the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as “one of American musical theater’s most beautiful voices” by acclaimed Broadway producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh.
Lisa starred for over eight years on Broadway, in San Francisco, and in Los Angeles as Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera. Ms. Vroman starred as Rosabella in The Most Happy Fella, making her New York City Opera debut with Paul Sorvino playing the title role. She starred as Lili Vanessi in Kiss Me, Kate with Glimmerglass Opera and the MUNY Theater of St. Louis, Anna Leonowens in The King and I with the Lyric Opera of Virginia, and played Marian Paroo in The Music Man with Shirley Jones (Mrs. Paroo) and Patrick Cassidy (Harold Hill) at The Bushnell Theatre in Hartford, CT. Lisa sang the role of Birdie in Regina with Utah Opera, conducted by Keith Lockhart, made her New Jersey Opera debut as Rosalinde in Die Fledermaus (directed by Ira Siff), and premiered and recorded two comic operas by composers John Musto (Bastianello) and William Bolcom (Lucrezia) with the New York Festival of Song.
Her many performances have included a multi-city concert tour in China, concerts of Cole Porter’s 1928 La Revue des Ambassadeurs with L’Opera de Rennes in France, and playing the role of Maria Callas in Terence McNally’s award-winning play, Master Class.
Lisa’s Broadway debut was in Aspects of Love. She was the first to play both Fantine and Cosette in Les Misérables. For PBS, she was featured with Colm Wilkinson and Michael Ball in Cameron Mackintosh’s Hey, Mr. Producer! at a Royal Gala at the Lyceum Theatre in London. She sang the role of Johanna in the San Francisco Symphony’s Emmy Award-winning PBS production of Sweeney Todd in Concert, with Patti LuPone and George Hearn. Both are available on DVD. Lisa starred as Laurey in Oklahoma, filmed live in concert for the BBC Proms Festival at Royal Albert Hall in London, played Mary Turner in Gershwin’s Of Thee I Sing/Let ’em Eat Cake in concert with Michael Tilson Thomas conducting the San Francisco Symphony and Chorus, and played Lucy Brown in Threepenny Opera at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco with Bebe Neuwirth, Nancy Dussault, and Anika Noni Rose. Other roles have included Laurie in The Tender Land, Maria in The Sound of Music, Josephine in HMS Pinafore, Yum-Yum in The Mikado, and Anna 1 in The Seven Deadly Sins. She has sung Maria in West Side Story, Guenevere in Camelot, Carrie Pipperidge in Carousel, Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, and Amalia Balash in She Loves Me, as well as many other well-known musical roles.
Lisa is a George London Competition Grant recipient and a 1999 Minerva Award recipient from the State University of New York at Potsdam. She received an undergraduate degree in Music Education from the Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam, a master’s degree in Fine Arts, Opera Performance from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Music from SUNY Potsdam. Ms. Vroman has become an active mentor and sought-after clinician with many colleges and universities across the country and around the world. She has acted as a judge in both the Lotte Lenya Competition for the Kurt Weill Foundation and UCLA’s Walter Jurmann Competition. In the fall of 2019, Lisa joined the voice faculty of AMDA Los Angeles as part of their Bachelor of Fine Arts program.
With a repertoire that ranges from Stravinsky to Weill to Broadway, Lisa is a frequent guest soloist with theater and opera companies and orchestras including San Francisco, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta, the National, Malaysia, Seattle, Hong Kong, Cleveland, Nashville, Pacific, Utah, Dallas, the Boston Pops with Keith Lockhart, the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall, and the Philly Pops with Peter Nero. She made her debut at The Hollywood Bowl in Disney’s 75th celebration, singing and dancing with legend Dick Van Dyke in a medley from Mary Poppins. Lisa has sung in concert with composer Stephen Schwartz, organist David Higgs, and the Empire Brass Quintet. Her solo CD, Broadway Classic, features Metropolitan Opera mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe and 47 of San Francisco’s finest orchestral players. Lisa had the honor of singing at the Profiles in Courage Award dinner in Boston at the JFK Library, as a guest of the Kennedy family. She has also sung on separate occasions for Queen Elizabeth, former presidents Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, former Vice President Al Gore, and the Library of Congress.
Lisa is part of an ongoing multimedia symphony project produced by Music Unwound and the Kurt Weill Foundation which features the work of Kurt Weill, Berthold Brecht, and Marc Blitzstein. Last season she debuted her solo cabaret: Ingénue…. Ingé -not-so-new! at The Greenroom 42 in New York City for which she was awarded a 2024 Bistro Award. Upcoming engagements include celebrations of Broadway and the music of George Gershwin.
Lisa lives in Pasadena, CA, with her husband Patrick O’Neil and their beautiful dog, Barber.
Doug LaBrecque thrilled theatre audiences as both The Phantom and Raoul in the acclaimed Harold Prince production of The Phantom of the Opera, showcasing his dynamic range and captivating stage presence. Recognized as one of the most prolific concert performers of his generation, LaBrecque has been a soloist with prestigious orchestras worldwide illustrating his technical prowess and ability to connect with diverse audiences.
Doug LaBrecque thrilled theatre audiences as The Phantom and Raoul in the Harold Prince production of The Phantom of the Opera. In addition, Mr. LaBrecque has starred on Broadway as Ravenal in the Hal Prince revival of Show Boat, a role he also performed in Toronto and Chicago. He was featured in Oscar Hammerstein’s 100th Birthday Celebration, Something Wonderful on Broadway at The Gershwin Theatre, and toured nationally with Les Misérables. Regionally, Mr. LaBrecque has performed leading roles in Candide, A Chorus Line, and Man of La Mancha, among many others. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he was also featured in the world premiere of A Wonderful Life, written by Sheldon Harnick and Joe Raposo, and starred in the premiere revival of Kurt Weill and Alan Jay Lerner’s Love Life.
One of the most prolific concert performers of his generation, Mr. LaBrecque has been a soloist with some of the world’s finest symphony orchestras, including The National Symphony, The Israel Philharmonic (Tel Aviv), The Cleveland Orchestra, and The San Francisco Symphony, among many others. Mr. LaBrecque’s other U.S. appearances have included The Fort Worth Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony, Houston Symphony, New Jersey Symphony, Dallas Symphony, Utah Symphony, and numerous return engagements with the orchestras of Minnesota and Florida.
A favorite vocalist of the late Marvin Hamlisch, he appeared with Hamlisch at the Ravinia Festival with The Chicago Symphony and with the symphonies of Pittsburgh, San Diego, Seattle, Baltimore, and numerous others.
In a tribute to Richard Rodgers, Mr. LaBrecque made his Carnegie Hall debut the same season he debuted with The Boston Pops.
Alongside frequent collaborator Jeff Tyzik, he headlined with both the St. Louis and Seattle Symphony for their Holiday Celebrations and numerous performances with the Oregon Symphony, Toronto Symphony, and Rochester Philharmonic. Other notable engagements have included starring in Cole Porter’s Ambassador Revue with the Opéra de Rennes in France, touring China with fellow Phantom star Lisa Vroman, singing with Carole Bayer-Sager at Feinstein’s in Manhattan and the Cinegrill in Los Angeles, performing alongside Broadway legend Jerry Herman with the Naples Philharmonic, and appearing onstage with Senators Ted Kennedy and Orrin Hatch (singing together!) at Hickory Hill, the legendary home of Ethel Kennedy.
International engagements have included The Korean National Symphony in Seoul, Korea, The Shanghai Radio Orchestra in China, The Hong Kong Philharmonic, The Brazilian Symphony Orchestra in Rio de Janeiro, The Jerusalem Symphony, The Moscow Philharmonic, The Malaysian Philharmonic, The Reutlingen Symphony in Germany, and numerous return engagements with the Israel Philharmonic and the International Music Festival in the Czech Republic.
In 2010, he appeared alongside piano sensation Lang Lang in a concert with The Beijing Symphony, which was broadcast on Chinese television in front of the legendary Temple of Heaven.
In 2017, he sang with the BBC orchestra in Sunday Night is Music Night, which was recorded live on the BBC and featured the music of George Gershwin.
He has appeared in Alba, Italy as a guest soloist in a tribute to Leonard Bernstein. Mr. LaBrecque has sung the role of Tony in West Side Story (Grant Park Music Festival), Candide (West Virginia Symphony), and Maximilian in Candide (Michigan Opera Theatre and Dayton Opera) and appeared with Osmo Vänskä and the Minnesota Orchestra in a tribute to Mr. Bernstein.
Doug’s numerous recordings include Holiday at Peace, a live recording alongside Russian conductor Edvard Tchivzhel and The Greenville Symphony, Broadway Showstoppers, a live recording with Peter Nero and The Philly Pops, Play it Again, Marvin live with The Kalamazoo Symphony, and Opening Doors, a solo studio recording with The National Symphony of London on Jay Records. He appears on numerous Jay Records albums: I Believe My Heart, My Personal Property, Simply Musicals, A Little Bit in Love, and Showstoppers from Broadway.
As the Director of Broadway Pops Programming for Greenberg Artists, Doug maintains a busy schedule creating and co-producing original symphonic programs and directing numerous musicals in concert.
Mr. LaBrecque is the Artistic Director of the Oconee Performing Arts Society (OPAS), 80 miles east of Atlanta in beautiful Greensboro, GA. He has curated excellent seasons for OPAS, including visits by Samara Joy, Byron Stripling, Larry Blank, Stuart Malina, Wycliffe Gordon, Lisa Vroman, Michael Cavanaugh, Catherine Russell, The Barenaked Ladies, and Gin Blossoms (both in cooperation with Reynolds Lake Oconee), Michael Feinstein, and more.
Mr. LaBrecque is passionate about preserving Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture. For his detailed restoration work on his Michigan home, The Curtis and Lillian Meyer House, he has been awarded both the Seth Peterson Cottage Visser Award and the Frank Lloyd Wright Spirit Award.
He has recently directed and co-produced numerous concerts for the Rochester Philharmonic, The Harrisburg Symphony, The Phoenix Symphony, and numerous return engagements with the Grant Park Music Festival at the glorious Pritzker Pavilion.
With a voice that transcends genres, Emily Drennan has performed as a guest soloist with over 25 orchestras, demonstrating her technical mastery and versatility as an artist. As a #1 Billboard charting Producer and a #2 Artist, Emily has graced prestigious stages such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Radio City Music Hall.
As a #1 Billboard charting Producer and #2 Artist, the scope and lens with which Emily Drennan can command a project are impressive. With a voice that knows no one genre, she is a highly sought-after performer. The variety of venues in which she has sung has given Emily a style and a grace few her age can match.
Originally from Oklahoma, Emily Drennan has been a featured soloist at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Radio City Music Hall. She has shared the stage as a guest soloist with symphonies over 100 times and with 25 different orchestras. As a National Presidential Scholar in the Arts, she was celebrated at the White House, culminating in a performance at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
With her theater background, she appeared in the New York Spectacular starring the Rockettes at Radio City and toured Europe and the Caribbean playing Tanya in Mamma Mia! She was also featured as “Mezzo” in the Lucille Lortel Award-winning a cappella Off-Broadway show Voca People, and in its tours in Israel, Japan, and Dubai, as well as on The Jimmy Fallon Show and with Sting. Emily has also appeared in The Radio City Christmas Spectacular (soloist: NBC, PBS, Netflix) and Toxic Audio Off-Broadway, which won the Drama Desk Award; she was also in its Las Vegas companies at The Luxor and Planet Hollywood.
Emily is a published ASCAP and Recording Academy (GRAMMY®) songwriter, producer, lyricist, composer, and recording artist with two degrees (Economics; Spanish) and four minors (Finance; Marketing; International Business; and Latin American Studies), summa cum laude, from Oklahoma State University. She was named an OSU Outstanding Alumna for the Spears College of Business and an OSU Distinguished Alumna for the College of Arts & Sciences. Her voice-over and studio work can be heard nationally in English and in Spanish, and her full discography can be found on iTunes and her official website: www.emilydrennan.com.
Emily’s most poignant release, I Know Your Name, is a stunning tribute to her father, who was tragically killed by the recklessness of another. For her work writing, performing, and producing this song, she won the Hollywood Independent Music Award for Best Singer-Songwriter, a Global Music Silver Award, and a LIT Gold Award.
Serving as Choral Master and Co-Producer of the album Echoes of Grace: Choral Music of Patti Drennan, Emily enjoyed collaborating with her mother. The album won the World Entertainment Award for Best Choral Album, a Gold Award for the Global Music Awards, and was #1 on the Billboard Traditional Classical Charts. Additionally, Emily sang on Aaron Lazar’s 2024 GRAMMY®-nominated album, Impossible Dream.
She is also a NYC Marathon finisher and The Price Is Right winner. She and her husband have two young children who are 3 and 6. Forever for Dad.
Brie Cassil is a versatile singer, actor, and composer who has captivated audiences worldwide with her remarkable talent. Her ability to seamlessly transition between various musical styles, including rock, opera, pop, and musical theater, has allowed her to perform on some of the world’s most prestigious stages.
Brie Cassil is a versatile singer, actor, and composer who has captivated audiences worldwide with her remarkable talent. As a child in Missouri, she nurtured her passion for music by performing in school shows and solos with her high school orchestra. After graduating, she embarked on a bold journey to New York City, where she has graced the stages of numerous musical productions.
Cassil’s versatility is evident in her portrayal of iconic characters like Mimi in Rent, Little Sally in Urinetown, Belle in Beauty and the Beast, and Suzy in the off-Broadway cast of The Marvelous Wonderettes. Her remarkable ability to seamlessly transition between various musical styles, including rock, opera, pop, and musical theater, has allowed her to perform on some of the world’s most prestigious stages.
From leading musical workshops in Brazil to opening for renowned artists like Adler, Cassil’s international performances have taken her across the globe. She has had the privilege of performing on the grand stages of hundreds of theaters, including the iconic Nassau Coliseum and the legendary Carnegie Hall.
Driven by her deep gratitude for the opportunity to pursue her passion and share her voice with the world, Cassil continues to travel and perform, spreading joy and inspiration through her music.
Grammy-winning bandoneonist, composer, and educator Hector Del Curto is one of the world’s foremost tango musicians, having performed with over 50 orchestras around the world. Hector has recorded with icons like Piazzolla and Plácido Domingo, contributing to multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning projects, showcasing his ability to blend traditional tango with diverse musical influences.
Praised by The New York Times as a “splendid player“, Grammy-winning bandoneonist, composer, and educator Hector Del Curto is one of the world’s foremost tango musicians. He has performed with over 50 orchestras, including the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Dallas Symphony, National Symphony, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and BBC Symphony Orchestra, collaborating with top artists across genres.
Recent highlights include Piazzolla’s Aconcagua Concerto with the Boston Symphony, Four Seasons of Buenos Aires with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, and his own Paris to Cannes with the Portland Symphony. He also recorded his composition Trace of Time—a work for string quartet and bandoneon commissioned by the Apollo Chamber Players.
A fourth-generation bandoneonist, Del Curto won Argentina’s Best Bandoneon Player Under 25 at 17 and joined Osvaldo Pugliese’s legendary orchestra. He later founded the Eternal Tango Orchestra and the Hector Del Curto Tango Quintet, featured on his acclaimed albums Eternal Piazzolla and Eternal Tango.
He has recorded with icons like Piazzolla, Paquito D’Rivera, Tito Puente, and Plácido Domingo, contributing to multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning projects. In 2018, he won a Grammy with the Pablo Ziegler Trio for Jazz Tango.
Passionate about preserving tango, he co-founded the Stowe Tango Music Festival, the premier tango festival in the U.S., and produced its award-winning album Live at the 2016 Stowe Tango Music Festival. He also leads Music Intersections (musicintersections.org), a nonprofit connecting tango with classical and other musical traditions.
Del Curto is married to cellist Jisoo Ok, a versatile tango and classical musician. Their son, Santiago Del Curto, an accomplished clarinetist at 17, has already performed with legends such as Paquito D’Rivera, Pablo Ziegler, and Gustavo Dudamel. Together, they have performed their family program with multiple orchestras, including the Richmond Symphony.
Having earned her stripes as one of the country’s favorite emerging artists, Sydney McSweeney’s dynamic performances with countless orchestras across the globe have left audiences speechless, described as ‘stunningly beautiful’ and drawing standing ovations wherever she goes. Whether on stage or in the studio, Sydney infuses each performance with a unique and soulful energy, creating an unforgettable experience every single time.
Sydney McSweeney is a powerhouse vocalist and recording artist, native to Columbus, Ohio. Classically trained, her enchanting fusion of jazz, gospel, and pop vocal stylings is undeniably one of a kind.
Having earned her stripes as one of the country’s emerging artists, Sydney’s dynamic performances with countless orchestras across the globe include the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Nashville Symphony, the Philly Pops, the Pittsburgh Symphony, the Vancouver Symphony, and many more. Her performances with Maestro Byron Stripling have left audiences speechless, described as “stunningly beautiful” and drawing standing ovations across the country.
After years of growing as an artist, Sydney will finally released her debut solo album in the summer of 2025.
Whether on stage or in the studio, Sydney infuses each performance with a unique and soulful energy. Her one of a kind approach and thoughtful treatment of songs create an experience you won’t soon forget.
Jesse Nager starred as Smokey Robinson in the Broadway revival of Motown The Musical, showcasing his ability to captivate audiences with his dynamic performances, which earned him an NAACP Theatre Award nomination. As a producer, director, choreographer, and writer, Jesse is the founder and Artistic Director of The Broadway Boys, a group that creatively blends traditional musical theater with pop, funk, and rock elements, demonstrating his innovative approach to every performance.
Jesse Nager is an alum of LaGuardia High School of the Performing Arts and The University of Michigan. He starred as Smokey Robinson in the Broadway revival of Motown The Musical (NAACP Theatre Award Nomination) and was also featured in the original New York productions of Motown The Musical, Mamma Mia, Mary Poppins, Scandalous, Good Vibrations, Windows, and Fame! Regional highlights include Stephen Sondheim’s Being Alive (dir. by Billy Porter at PTC), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Papermill), Jesus Christ Superstar (Jesus at Asolo Repertory Theater and The Ordway), as well as concerts, readings, and workshops of Children Of Eden, Disney’s Hercules, Rocky, Aladdin, and many more. He has performed with Mariah Carey and Shania Twain at Madison Square Garden, and his vocals have been heard on both seasons of NBC’s Smash, as well as the movie Hairspray, and numerous commercials and corporate recordings across the country.
As a producer/director/choreographer/arranger/writer, Jesse is the founder and Artistic Director of The Broadway Boys, a collection of tenors from Broadway shows who rearrange traditional musical theater tunes with elements of pop/funk/rock for a dynamic, contemporary sound. The Broadway Boys have toured the world and have been featured on America’s Got Talent, The Today Show, and their first album debuted at #6 on the iTunes chart.
