Sing Street Tickets

Max Bartos is a 17-year-old high school junior from Lancaster, PA, making his Broadway debut! Max is a singer/musician/songwriter who plays acoustic and electric guitar and piano. He founded his own production company, Bartos Theatrical Group, LLC, and recently debuted an all-teen production of EDGES, in which he performed and also directed. Max has performed in several NYC workshops, including those for Sing Street, Other World, and Against the Wall, and has also performed at many theaters in his hometown of Lancaster, PA. Max was recently crowned “The Future of Broadway” at a Broadway Artists Connection cabaret event. Films include: Uncut Gems, The Lottery, and Forget-Me-Not. Max is represented by Nancy Carson of Carson/Adler Agency and has trained with Drew Gasparini as well as the many instructors at Stagedoor Manor. Max is a proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA.

Brendan C. Callahan is happy to be making his Broadway debut in Sing Street! Hailing from Boston, Brendan performed this past summer as a member of Faneuil Hall Marketplace’s street performer program. New England theatre credits include She Loves Me (Greater Boston Stage Company), A Christmas Carol (North Shore Music Theatre), The Who’s Tommy (Seacoast Repertory Theatre), Spring Awakening (Seacoast Repertory Theatre). Brendan was nominated for an IRNE Award in 2018 for his performance as Arpad in She Loves Me. When not performing, Brendan has worked as a graphic designer and as a music director. 

Billy Carter has been seen on Broadway in A Moon for the Misbegotten. Off-Broadway: U.S. premiere of Martin McDonagh’s Hangmen, Ian in Shining City opposite Matthew Broderick, The Weir, Port Authority, 39 Steps, Samuel Beckett’s All That Fall with Michael Gambon (Regional), Thomas Stockmann in An Enemy of the People (Guthrie, Minneapolis), The River (TheaterWorks, Hartford). Carter has worked extensively in the U.K. and Ireland at the following: Old Vic, Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal National Theatre, Royal Court, Almeida, Lyric Hammersmith, and Abbey Theatre, Dublin. London, West End: Birdsong director Trevor Nunn, The Malcontent, Island Princess, Eastward Ho!, and The Roman Actor (RSC/Gielgud), Macbeth (Queens), I Can’t Sing! (The London Palladium). TV: Best known for Thomas Andrews in Titanic: Blood and Steel opposite Derek Jacobi (Starz/Amazon), Walter Winchell in HBO’s The Plot Against America, Luke Cage (Marvel), Turn (AMC), Sons of Liberty (History), and as series regular for various BBC. Film: Festival (Pathe), Up on the Roof (Film 4).

Zara Devlin is making her Broadway debut in Sing Street. Recent theatre: Hecuba (Rough Magic), The Glass Menagerie (Gate Theatre), Richard III (Druid), On Raftery’s Hill – Irish Times Nomination (Abbey Theatre). Film: The Other Lamb, A Bump Along the Way.

Anthony Genovesi makes his Broadway debu in Sing Street. Off-Broadway: Sing Street (New York Theatre Workshop). Regional: Million Dollar Quartet (The Argyle Theatre), The Producers (Orchestra – The Argyle Theatre).

Gus Halper is making his Broadway debut, and can currently be seen in a major recurring role on Cinemax’s thrilling series Jett, opposite Carla Gugino. Halper was recently seen in the feature film Cold Pursuit, opposite Liam Neeson as well as the lead role of ‘Erik Mendendez’ in NBC’s Law & Order: True Crime – The Menendez Murders. Gus got his first big break opposite Nick Jonas and Ben Schnetzer in David Gordon Green’s Goat, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. He also made his New York theater debut in the original musical comedy Ride the Cyclone, for which he was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award. Other TV credits include recurring roles on Power (Starz) and Happy (SyFy), as well as a guest spots on Ramy (Hulu), Chicago P.D. (NBC), and Madam Secretary (CBS).

Jakeim Hart is making his Broadway debut in Sing Street. A.R.T.: We Live in Cairo. Off-Broadway: Saturday Night in Concert (Dino), Second Stage. Regional: Next to Normal, Casa Mañana (Henry). Workshops: The Visitor (Ensemble), Public Theater; We Live in Cairo, NYTW/A.R.T. TV/Film: Blue Bloods, CBS; The Affair, Showtime. Education/Training: Muhlenberg College; Accademia dell’Arte (Arezzo, Italy).

Martin Moran has been seen on Broadway and off-Broadway in Wicked, Spamalot, Cabaret, Titanic, Bells Are Ringing, Big River, The Cider House Rules, A Man’s a Man, The Cradle Will Rock at Encores! On screen, he's been seen in Private Parts, The Newsroom, The Big C, Possible Side Effects and Law & Order. Moran wrote and performed The Tricky Part (Obie, two Drama Desk nominations) and All the Rage (Lucille Lortel Award), both based on his memoirs of the same titles, published by Beacon Press.

Anne L. Nathan has been seen on Broadway in It Shoulda Been You, Once, Sunday in the Park with George, Chicago, Assassins, Thoroughly Modern Millie and Ragtime. Off-Broadway: Once (NYTW), Broadway Bounty Hunter (Greenwich House Theater), Sundown Yellow Moon (Ars Nova/WP), Carmelina (The York), Taming of the Shrew (Delacorte), Wings (Second Stage), Music in the Air (Encores!), Road Show (The Public). National tours: Chicago, Les Misérables, Aspects of Love. Regional: The McCarter, Barrington Stage, Kansas City Rep, The Huntington, George Street Playhouse, La Jolla Playhouse, The Citadel. Film & TV: You Must Be Joking, Sugar, Baby Mama, King of California, Little America, Elementary, The Good Wife, Dirt, Law & Order (SVU, Criminal Intent, Trial by Jury), Veronica Mars, What I Like About You, Submissions Only. 

Johnny Newcomb made his Broadway debut in The Last Ship. Off-Broadway: The Low Road, Into the Woods (The Public Theater), Ride the Cyclone (MCC). National Tour: American Idiot. International: Rent (Edinburgh Fringe). Regional: Once, Spring Awakening, Next to Normal (Zach Theatre).

Brenock O'Cnnor is making his Broadway debut. TV: Alex Rider, Derry Girls, Living the Dream, The Split, Game of Thrones. Film: Vita & Virginia, The Bromley Boys, Another Mother’s Son. Recent theatre: Plastic.

Gian Perez is making his Broadway debut. Currently, Gian is a BFA acting student at the University of Michigan (class of 2020). His previous theatre credits include Usnavi in In the Heights, Oliver in Trevor, and Feste in Twelfth Night. Apart from playing Feste, Gian also wrote the music for Twelfth Night, which he released in an EP titled That Strain Again: Songs from Twelfth Night, or What You Will. He has released two solo records, Baby Blue (2017) and Revelations (2018), which he wrote, arranged, and performed. Other music projects include the rock band, Office Hours, most noted for their single “Sunday.” They’ve also released an EP titled Late Night Korean BBQ. Gian’s music is available on all streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, etc.) 

Sam Poon is thrilled to have made his NYTW debut in Sing Street with such an outstanding cast, crew, and creative team! Over the years Sam has played principal roles in a range of shows onstage and on camera, including Macbeth and The King and I on Broadway. Off-Broadway: Runaways. National Tours: Les Misérables, Billy Elliot. Regional: Camelot, Miss Saigon, Oliver, The Jungle Book, Soldier Songs. Off-Off Broadway: The Secret Garden. Select Film & TV: Boychoir, Crazy Famous, Portraits in Dramatic Time, Generation Wrecks, “NBC’s New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly,” “The Late Show with David Letterman,” and “The Today Show.” With Sing Street, Sam is able to merge his love for the stage as a musical theater performer with his love for being a musician. Recently, under the name Spoonuel, Sam released an EP entitled ORANGE-ADE. In a review of ORANGE-ADE, Rebecca Cullen states, “Spoonuel lays out a brilliantly dreamlike set of vibes on this latest release. The project Orange-ade is incredibly smooth, delicate in nature but cool and intentional …”

Skyler Volpe is thrilled to make her Broadway debut! Most recently, Skyler played Suzanne Prevôt and the acoustic guitar in the world premiere production of The Hello Girls with Prospect Theater Company. She also played and sang on the original cast album and on the Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center. Favorite credits include Anita in West Side Story (Barrington Stage, Outer Critic’s Circle Award), Edwina/Mariana/Sudabey in Passing Strange (Playhouse on Park), and Mimi Marquez in the inaugural cast of the 20th-anniversary tour of RENT. 

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