Skylar is an Obie Award-winning director, writer, and designer, and the co-artistic director of Nightdrive, where he has directed, designed, and co-written The Grown-Ups, Alien Nation, Providence, RI, Thank You Sorry, and Apathy Boy. He also creates magic for theatre. Broadway: Once Upon A Mattress, Fat Ham; associate designer for Harry Potter & the Cursed Child, Back to the Future, and A Beautiful Noise. Off-Broadway/International: Cats: The Jellicle Ball (PAC), The Preacher’s Wife (Alliance), The Comeuppance (Signature, Almeida), You Will Get Sick (Roundabout), Wicked, Matilda (São Paulo) and Damn Yankees (Shaw Festival). He still can’t believe he’s doing this. www.nightdrive.org

Broadway choreographic debut! New York: IP-ASOY LIVE 2023, STEPS Professional Performance, 2023 Easter Bonnet Competition (dir./chor). Other: Hersheypark 2024 Season (dir/chor), Virgin Voyages. Sarah Teaches her “Meahl In Heels” class at Steps on Broadway and Broadway Dance Center. Faculty at The Joffrey School, IAMT, BAA (Dance Director). Broadway: currently Death Becomes Her (OBC); Hello, Dolly!; Kiss Me, Kate!; Bad Cinderella (OBC); Cirque du Soleil’s Paramour. Regional credits for days! TV/Film: Isn’t It Romantic?, Macys Parades, Tony Awards, The Today Show. Laduca shoes recently released a shoe in Sarah’s honor: “The Showstopper”.

Patrick was most recently the music director of Teeth at New World Stages. Broadway: Pretty Woman (MD), & Juliet, Once Upon A Mattress, Beetlejuice, Mean Girls, Kinky Boots, Anastasia, Something Rotten!, Gigi. Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, We Are The Tigers, Gigantic. Regional: Double Helix (Bay Street), Fly (La Jolla Playhouse). National Tour: Peter and the Starcatcher. He is the arranger and orchestrator of Alice in Wonderland, Jr. and Dare to Dream, Jr. for Disney Theatrical.

Juniper Street Productions formed in 1998, JSP has managed more than 100 Broadway, Off-Broadway and national tours. This season: All In, Buena Vista Social Club, Death Becomes Her, Elf, Good Night and Good Luck, John Proctor is the Villain, Just in Time, Picture of Dorian Gray, Real Women Have Curves, Romeo & Juliet, Swept Away, The Last Five Years, The Roommate.

Benson Drive Productions is an NY-based production company developing projects from the mind of George Strus (they/them), who grew up on Benson Drive dreaming of making theatre. Upcoming productions include Stephen Sondheim’s The Frogs (Off-West End, May 2025). Projects in development include Amber Ruffin’s Bigfoot, Jake Brasch’s Trip Around the Sun, and others to be announced. George’s co-producing credits include Illinoise (Tony nomination), Oh Mary!, Romeo + Juliet, The Roommate, and All In. George founded the Obie Award-winning Breaking the Binary Theatre and is the latest recipient of the prestigious Prince Fellowship. Most importantly, George is a proud, lifelong blndsundoll4mj stan.

Simon is an actor, writer, and co-artistic director of the theatre company Nightdrive. He co-wrote the play The Grown-Ups, which was one of Time Out New York’s top ten productions of the year and is published by Concord Theatricals. He has been a resident artist at Ars Nova and the Williamstown Theatre Festival, and a semifinalist for the Relentless Award. He currently works as a member of the acting company at the Mercury Store, and his comedy writing has been published by The New Yorker and McSweeney’s. Tonight is his Broadway debut…Trisha vibes basically.

Kobi is thrilled to be working on what has turned into the wildest project of his life. From writing a silly April Fool’s Day article on Theatrely 308 days ago to sitting here tonight, he couldn’t be more proud. In his normal life, he serves as Editor-in-Chief of Theatrely, a Gen-Z focused digital media company spotlighting Broadway & beyond. He would like to thank Trisha for jumping into this crazy idea, his producing partner-in-crime George who is the best producer around, and everyone who made this show happen. Much love to Mom, Dad, Kapiolani, Alex, Alan, Leana and all his besties.

Joriah is a musical theater writer known for the viral song “Little Miss Perfect,” which he is developing into a musical coming to stages in 2025. He co-wrote “Top of the World” with Pasek and Paul, performed by Shawn Mendes in Sony Picture’s Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile. He is the songwriter for DreamWorks’ Trolls stage adaptation. With numerous musicals in development, both adaptations and originals, he is a 2020 Johnny Mercer Songwriting Project alum and a 2022-23 Dramatists Guild Foundation Fellow. Joriah thanks Alex Gold, his friends and family, and anyone who supported his journey to the Broadway stage.

Broadway co-producer: The Kite Runner, Bob Fosse’s Dancin’, Bright Star (Tony nomination), and Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Tony Award). Investor in Broadway and West End. Board member of Page 73 Productions, which supports early career playwrights toward their first New York City productions.

Broadway/Tour: Oh Mary!, Job, How To Dance In Ohio, Parade (Broadway/ Tour), Just For Us, Into the Woods (Broadway/ Tour), A Christmas Carol (Broadway/Tour), In Residence on Broadway, The Jimmy Awards, Notre Dame de Paris (Lincoln Center) OB: Mind Mangler, A Sherlock Carol. Upcoming: Galileo, Anne of Green Gables, and Romy & Michele.

Caitlin fell in love with Broadway after being banned from cat shows in 2009. Co-producing and associate producer credits: Suffs (Tony® nomination), Sunset BLVD., Romeo + Juliet, All In, Cellino v. Barnes, Dear Everything. Upcoming: Sherlock Holmes.

Broadway/Regional: Tammy Faye, Merrily We Roll Along, Fat Ham, The Devil Wears Prada, Trouble in Mind, The Rose Tattoo. Select Off Broadway: Merrily We Roll Along (New York Theatre Workshop); Confederates, Fires in the Mirror (Signature); Something Clean, Apologia (Roundabout); Twelfth Night (Public Theater Delacorte). National Tour: Hamilton (And Peggy Company). Graduate of the University of Arizona. For Blanca.

Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Broadway: All In; Sunset Blvd; & Juliet; Moulin Rouge!; Hamilton; Aladdin. Upcoming Broadway: Boop!; Smash; Old Friends; Pirates of Penzance; Real Women Have Curves. Off- Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors. Current tours: Hamilton; & Juliet; Mamma Mia!; Moulin Rouge!; The Wiz.

Joshua is a sound and systems designer, based in New York City; and has worked extensively on Broadway, Off-Broadway, Regional and International Productions, National Tours and Sound System Installations. Recent design selections include: The Preacher’s Wife (Alliance Theatre), RENT (Stratford Festival), A Christmas Carol (Broadway: w/ Jefferson Mays, Tony Nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award), Ragtime (Calgary Philharmonic), Million Dollar Quartet (Theatre Calgary), A Little Night Music (Arizona Opera), Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (National Tours), The Color Purple (National Tour), Girlfriend (TheatreWorks Hartford, CT Critics Circle Award), Jerry Springer: The Opera (Signature Theatre), A Time Like This (Carnegie Hall).

Broadway: The Great Gatsby, A Wonderful World, Spamalot. Off-Broadway: The Lucky Star, Final Follies, Stalking the Bogeyman, Handle with Care, Unlock’d. Regional: 12 Broadway Center Stage shows for the Kennedy Center, Barrington Stage Company, Paper Mill Playhouse, Old Globe, Weston Playhouse, Portland Stage, Ordway Theatre, Goodspeed, Kansas City Rep, Everyman Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Asolo Rep, Alabama Shakespeare, Tuacahn, Ogunquit Playhouse, Miami New Drama. International: Sunset Boulevard, Singin’ in the Rain, Pretty Woman (Brazil).

Broadway: The Outsiders, The Who’s Tommy, How to Dance in Ohio, For Colored Girls... (Tony Award Nominee), Pass Over. Off-Broadway: Shit. Meet. Fan. (MCC), Oliver! (City Center Encores), Evanston Salt Costs Climbing (The New Group), Heroes of the Fourth Turning (Obie Award: Playwrights Horizons), Broadway Bounty Hunter (Greenwich House). Regional: The Preacher’s Wife (Alliance Theatre), Peter Pan (Tour), Life After (Goodman Theatre). Education: BA, Adelphi University.

Broadway: Derren Brown: SECRET; In Transit; Harry Connick Jr., A Celebration of Cole Porter. Select New York: Between the Lines (Drama Desk nomination); Sweatshop Overlord, (Lortel nomination); MTC; MCC; Primary Stages; Roundabout; Manhattan Concert Productions/Lincoln Center. Hundreds of productions in New York, regionally, and internationally. Video Coordinator for BC/EFA’s Broadway Bares since 2018. Local USA 829, IATSE: Eastern Regional Board, Member Representative, and Respectful Workplace co-chair.

Kelsey is an LA-based writer, who most recently worked with Amazon (script-coordinator, “Criminal”), Sony, Playstation, and The Orchard Project (development fellowship). This is their Broadway Debut and hopefully not their Broadway finale. Thank you Skylar, Molly, Mom, Dad, Cosmo, Teddy, their LA community, and LAFD.

Andre Catrini is a musical theatre composer/lyricist, musical director and accompanist based out of the Upper West Side of Manhattan, and has had the privilege of writing material for Carlyn Connolly to perform for more than fifteen years. He is a member of the BMI-Lehman Engel Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop, an alumnus of the ASCAP Johnny Mercer Songwriter’s Workshop (current ASCAP member) and a graduate of the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati (CCM). Andre is the recipient of the 2014 ASCAP Foundation Cole Porter Award, given “in recognition for his outstanding talent as a musical theatre composer and lyricist,” as well as a 2015 New Voices Project Merit Award. His song, “My World,” appears on the new album, 16 Stories, featuring the Australian Discovery Orchestra, and is available on Apple Music and Spotify. His musical The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit (book by Allan Knee) had its UK premiere production at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester, England in the fall of 2019.

Andre is currently developing a musical with actress and activist Alexandra Billings based on her life story, titled S/He & Me, which will be workshopped in NYC this year. Other writing credits include: A Problem with the Pattersons (2020 O’Neill Music Theatre Conference, Semifinalist - book by Laura Zlatos) and The Wolf (book by Joe Calarco). 

NYC based theater director, choreographer and champion of new work. Global Director of immersive Harry Potter: A Yule Ball Celebration. Presently in development with new feminist musicals: Hereville, Thursdays at 4:15, 8th Grade President, Body and Soul and Sister Ann. TheaterWorksUSA credits: Dot Dot Dot, Pout Pout Fish, A Christmas Carol and Henry and Mudge. 2017 Drama League Leo Shull New Musicals Directing Fellow, Lincoln Center Directors Lab.

Mona Seyed-Bolorforosh is an Iranian-American Conductor, Music Director, Pianist and Orchestrator/Arranger based in New York City. As a 1^st generation Iranian-American and classically trained pianist, her work now encompasses numerous genres including Musical Theatre, Classical Music, and World Music.

She is a frequent developer of new works, serving as a Music Director and Supervisor. Most recently, she served as the Music Director for the Evita Revival at ART in Boston and Shakespeare Theatre Company in DC, and was Co-MD for Heather Christian's TERCE as part of PROTOTYPE 2024.  As a conductor and pianist she has worked on several Broadway and off-Broadway shows including KIMBERLY AKIMBO (Sub Conductor, Sub K2) COME FROM AWAY (Sub Conductor) and COMPANY (Sub Keys 3). She has orchestrated for artists such as Heather Christian, Kristin Chenoweth, Lena Hall and Michael Feinstein at venues including the Met Opera, Carnegie Hall, and more. Recent credits include NATIONAL TOUR: COME FROM AWAY (Associate Music Director) ANNIE (Music Consultant), RODGER’S AND HAMMERSTEIN’S CINDERELLA (Keys 3), BROADWAY: KIMBERLY AKIMBO, COME FROM AWAY, COMPANY, MEAN GIRLS OFF-BROADWAY: TERCE (Co-MD, Piano, Percussion, Orchestration, Vocals) ORATORIO FOR LIVING THINGS (2020 cast, Pianist) OUT OF TOWN: EVITA (Music Director) OTHER WORLD – A new Musical by Hunter Bell, Jeff Bowen and Ann McNamee (Associate Music Director). She is an alumna of the Berklee College of Music where she studied Classical Composition and Conducting.

Andrew is a multi-hyphenate creative producer whose work has spanned live performance, writing, video editing, and live event production in cities from Los Angeles to New York to Kigali, Rwanda.

As a cellist, Andrew's concert engagements have included performances alongside Alan Cumming (Fisher Center with music director Henry Koperski), Brian Stokes Mitchell (with music director Ted Firth), Kate Baldwin (with music director Kris Kukul), and Disney’s Stephen Sondheim Birthday Tribute (music directed by Michael J. Moritz Jr), among many others. He also played the Bank Manager in Once: The Musical at the Fulton Theatre, Virginia Repertory Theatre, and Theatre Raleigh.

As a pit musician, some of Andrew's favorite scores to perform have included Floyd Collins, The Light in the Piazza, Into the Woods, A Little Night Music, Baby, and Andre Catrini's The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit.

You can also hear Andrew's cello performances on albums and singles including “I Have a Voice” (with Broadway Records), A New Noel and We The Nighthawks (with Kimberly Hawkey and Assaf Gleizner), The Way to the Lighthouse, “Only Boyfriend” (Brendan Maclean), and his self-produced cello/vocal/piano covers, which you can see at the YouTube link below.

It is the ultimate gift to be allowed to play this beautiful score for two of the most wonderful people I know.