Alex-Christian Lucas is a two-time Broadway World Award Winning actor, theatre researcher, writer, and historian with a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Loyola University New Orleans and an MA in Music Theatre from the University of London’s Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. He has studied and performed worldwide in opera, musical theatre, and pantos across Germany, Canada, New York, London, and New Orleans and is currently researching and writing a book on the Evolution of the Broadway Musical Ensemble.

Kevin Gullage is an indigenous, African American singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer who has worked on films for Disney, Marvel, and Netflix. He appeared in the 2022 season of ABC’s American Idol and is signed with Grammy-winning record label Basin Street Records, who released his first full length LP Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed Blues.

Sophie Trist is a totally blind, proud Louisiana native currently pursuing an MFA in fiction writing from the University of Arkansas. Much of her work focuses on history and positive, nuanced representations of people with disabilities. Sophie has published short stories and essays in several literary magazines and written a play which was produced at a college theatre festival.

William Spencer is a proudly queer, neurodiverse creative who trained at Bird College and as an intern/student ambassador to the McOnie Company. He is currently part of the Young Vic’s Fresh Direction Cohort. He’s worked with West End and internationally renowned creatives Carole Todd, Nick Winston, Steven Dexter & Bronagh Lagan and is three-time Offie nominated for Best Choreographer for [Title of Show], Coppelia, and Grindr the Opera. His work celebrates the telling of queer and neurodiverse stories with the goal of making theatre a universally accessible and enjoyable experience.