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Joshua Colley is a multi-talented performer who most recently starred as young Captain Hook in Disney’s Descendants: The Rise Of Red – the latest installment of the hit musical franchise – which became the most-viewed DCOM premiere on Disney+ and the Greg Berlanti-produced Dead Boy Detectives for Netflix, based on the beloved DC Comics property. Soon after, he toured sold-out arenas around North America on the Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour, in which he performed numerous fan-favorite numbers from the adored franchises, as well as standout solo performance of “I’m Gonna Remember This,” an original song penned by Colley himself. In 2022 alone, Colley appeared in Hulu’s Sex Appeal and Love, Victor, as well as the Netflix film Senior Year. For the latter, he received great recognition amongst the all-star ensemble, which includes Rebel Wilson, Justin Hartley, Alicia Silverstone, and more. He will next be seen in the coming-of-age comedy Brian from executive producer Seth Meyers. Colley began his career in New York City as a young actor on Broadway. He is best known for his portrayal of Les in the musical Newsies, as well as ‘Gavroche’ in the 2014 revival of Les Misérables. Colley also originated the role of Young Calogero in A Bronx Tale at Papermill Playhouse Directed by Jerry Zaks and Robert De Niro, featuring music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Glenn Slater. In 2016, he played the titular role in The York Theatre Company’s You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown, and Flounder in The Hollywood Bowl’s The Little Mermaid alongside Sara Bareilles, Tituss Burgess, John Stamos, and Rebel Wilson. He is also known for his viral videos (Youngest Jean Valjean Ever … Easter Bonnet 2015) and ('The Schuyler Sisters' from Hamilton get MisCast). Joshua is now working on his original music with major releases coming soon.

Broadway: Gypsy, The Notebook. Television: The Chair (Netflix). Film: Pressed, Don’t Ever Wonder (Netflix), Vampires vs. the Bronx (Netflix). Debut EP: sinking/flying March 2026.

Armed with a warm, soulful sound, the Latin Grammy-winning artist Grammy and Gaby Moreno creates music that offers an intoxicating invitation into her musical world for English and Spanish speakers alike. Since moving to Los Angeles from her native Guatemala, singer-songwriter-producer Gaby Moreno has released 9 albums, received her first Grammy award in 2024 for her project X Mí (Vol. 1) (Best Latin Pop Album, 2024), earned additional Grammy nominations for her albums Alegoría (Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album, 2023) and Illusion (Best Latin Pop Album, 2017), and has won two Latin Grammy Awards (Best New Artist, 2013 and Best Traditional Tropical Album, 2023). Moreno has shared the international stage with music luminaries such as Tracy Chapman, Ani DiFranco, Mavis Staples, Chris Thile, Hugh Laurie, Buena Vista Social Club, Calexico, Snarky Puppy, Van Dyke Parks and many more. Through her various projects, Moreno has redefined Americana as the only prominent Latina in the genre today, opening the doors for other marginalized voices and transforming the landscape overall.

In addition to her critical acclaim within the music industry, Moreno has also amassed a long list of accolades within the TV and film worlds. Most famously, sheco-wrote the seminal theme song for cult classic TV show, Parks and Recreation. Her moving version of the classic song "Cucurrucucú Paloma” was chosen to play at the end of the emotional episode "God Bless America" for the last season of Netflix's original show, Orange Is The New Black. Most recently, her music was featured in Guillermo Del Toro's new Netflix show ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ as well as receiving a 2023 Guild of Music Supervisors Awards nomination for her song on the film ‘The Valet.’ Later in 2023, she wrote and performed the lead song “El Saber” for the acclaimed film Radical starring Eugenio Derbez.

J. Harrison Ghee won the 2023 Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical, making history as the first non-binary actor to be nominated and win in this category for their role as Daphne/Jerry in Some Like It Hot, a role which also garnered them Grammy, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards, as well as Drama League and Chita Rivera Award nominations. Recently J. starred in the world premiere of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil as well as the off-Broadway smash Saturday Church. Ghee was selected by Billy Porter to star as Robyn/Kevin on the hit FOX series Accused, and previously played the series regular of Kwame on Netflix’s Raising Dion. On Broadway, they starred as Lola in Kinky Boots, created the role of Andre Mayhem in Mrs. Doubtfire, and have dazzled audiences in roles such as Velma Kelly in Chicago and Johnny Hooker in The Sting, opposite Harry Connick, Jr. Ghee hopes that something they do or say reaches the heart at least one person to inspire them to dream big and go full-out for those dreams.

Gary Dourdan began his acting career at an early age when he enrolled in a prestigious inner-city program in Philadelphia called “Freedom Theater.” Born and raised in Philadelphia, Dourdan began making weekly trips to New York City for auditions and music lessons. Before long, he relocated to New York where he trained in the “Meisner” technique and at Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. His career escalated to numerous roles in off-Broadway plays, fashion magazine layouts and a well recognized love interest in Janet Jackson’s video hit “Again.” During this time he caught the attention of television director and producer Debbie Allen. She suggested that Gary move to Hollywood to pursue more work in TV and film.

Dourdan’s career break came when he was cast in The Cosby Show spin-off, A Different World, as Shazza. After that, more television appearances followed including, The Good Fight, the HBO mini-series Laurel Avenue, a lead role in Dick Wolf’s series Swift Justice, as well as BET’ Soul Food and Beggars and Choosers. Gary also starred opposite Terrence Howard as Malcolm X in the ABC television movie, Muhammad Ali: King of the World. On the big Screen, Gary Dourdan landed his first major role as the character Yates in Playing God, opposite David Duchovny and Angelina Jolie. That same year he was also cast in Alien: Resurrection with Sigourney Weaver and Winona Ryder. Other notable film credits include New Jersey Turnpikes with Kelsy Grammar. His independent feature works included Scarred City with Chazz Palminteri and The Weekend, with Brook Shields and Gena Rowlands. “The Weekend” won a special jury prize at the Seattle Film Festival for Best Ensemble Cast. In 2000, Gary Dourdan starred as Warrick Brown in the #1 crime drama television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation with co-stars William Peterson and Margaret Helenberger. The acclaimed CBS series has been nominated for Golden Globes, EMMYS and SAG Awards. The show has also won the People’s Choice Award and has achieved a phenomenal status as the number one TV show in the world. Gary Dourdan was nominated twice and won for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series by the NAACP Image Awards in 2006 & 2007; he also won a SAG Award along with being nominated for a Golden Globe, Emmy Award and several People Choice Awards. In 2017, Gary Dourdan completed filming on ‘All She Wrote’ a dark comedy by young Bulgarian director Niki LLiev, in which he plays a former MMA champion suffering from brain damage caused by his fights. As a talented musician, Gary Dourdan was seen on the Emmy Awards singing a duet with Macy Gray and appearing with hip hop artist DMC on stage at the “Live 8 Concert” held in Ontario, Canada in 2005. In 2009, he was asked to make an endorsement for the Spanish Tourism board. He subsequently appeared in numerous events and shows in Europe including a duet with French Singer/Songwriter Ayo on National French TV, singing the classic Sam Cooke song “A Change is Gonna Come.” In between guest appearances in such TV shows as Being Mary Jane, and most recently Power, and recent leading role alongside Andy Garcia in the feature length film Redemption Day, Gary Dourdan has been spending time in his state-of-the-art recording studio composing music for an album and developing three films, including a musical, under his production company. His album which will include several well-known musical guests and is slotted for release in 2022. These past few months Gary Dourdan was on location in Senegal for the feature length film Zero with French director Jean-Luc Herbulot, as well as in Morocco for as- yet-entitled feature length with Redemption Day director Hicham Hadji. Gary is currently preparing to record an album musicians and guest artists from Africa and the U.S.

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