A favorite of theatre-goers in New York City and London, Marin Mazzie has played leading roles in some of the best musical theatre productions, including PASSION, RAGTIME and KISS ME, KATE. Along with her husband Jason Danieley, she recently created and performed an evening of duets for The American Songbook Series at Lincoln Center.

Since his Broadway debut in 1997, Jason Danieley has performed to acclaim on stages in New York and London, as well as in some of the best regional theatres in this country. A frequent guest of both symphony and pops orchestras, Jason has sung under the baton of Skitch Henderson, Doc Severinson, Charles Prince, Keith Lockhart and now for the second time with Peter Nero. Married to Marin Mazzie since 1997.
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Debbie Gravitte's talents have taken her to theater, television and movies. Her voice can be heard on Disney's animated feature The Little Mermaid. She has performed her nightclub act worldwide. And she won a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance in JEROME ROBBIN'S BROADWAY.
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Since joining the cast in 1994, soap opera fans know Ron Raines as the villain Alan Spalding in Guiding Light. But he is very well known to musical theater and opera fans for his many roles on the stage in New York and London, and at the country's leading regional theaters, too.
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Rebecca Luker's talents have taken her to Broadway and concert stages around the world. She was recently seen on Broadway in the role of Claudia Nardi in NINE, and with the Utah and San Diego Symphony Orchestras in the Bravo Broadway concerts with Ron Raines and Debbie Gravitte.
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Brent Barrett made his Broadway debut as Tony in the revival of WEST SIDE STORY, which he continued in the international tour. Mr. Barrett continued on Broadway in the Alan Jay Lerner musical DANCE A LITTLE CLOSER; Frank Butler in the Broadway revival of Irving Berlin's ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (opposite Reba McEntire); Billy Flynn in CHICAGO - THE MUSICAL; Maximillion in the Broadway production of CANDIDE.
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