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Solea Pfeiffer most recently starred as Satine in Moulin Rouge on Broadway. In 2024, she starred as Myrtle in the highly anticipated production of Gatsby at American Repertory Theatre, directed by Rachel Chavkin. In 2023, she starred as Eurydice in the Broadway production of Hadestown as well as Ophelia in the Shakespeare in the Park production of Hamlet. Additional theatre highlights include Almost Famous (Broadway), her solo show You Are Here for Audible Theater, Gun & Powder (Signature Theatre), Evita (New York City Center), The Light in the Piazza (The Lyric Opera of Chicago), Songs for a New World (New York City Center Encores! Off-Center), Hamilton (West Coast premiere), and West Side Story (Hollywood Bowl, The Kennedy Center). On screen, she can be seen in Tyler Perry’s Netflix feature A Jazzman's Blues and television shows The Good Fight and ABC’s Scandal. Solea is a graduate of the University of Michigan.

Liisi LaFontaine has been seen starring on the West End in London originating the role of Satine’in Moulin Rouge after originating the role of Deena Jones in Dreamgirls also on the West End. During that run, she released her first studio EP, titled “Golden,” and is currently working on new music. Additional credits include the recent world premiere of Huzzah! at the Old Globe Theatre, Wanted at Papermill Playhouse, Drag the Musical at New World Stages, Princess Tiana in Mickey’s Magical Map at Disneyland, The Dreamgirls tour, the role of the iconic Whitney Houston in the musical:  Born For This, The Crocodile in Fly at La Jolla Playhouse, and Snow White in Disenchanted. She most recently was seen on television, in Freeform/Hulu series Good Trouble.

Ledisi made her Broadway debut as a standby in Caroline, or Change and performed in the Hair Actors' Fund benefit concert. Her film credits include Leatherheads, Spinning Gold, Selma and Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story.

Luke James has become one of the most watched multi-hyphenate talents in the entertainment industry today. This year, James can be seen in the critically acclaimed Showtime drama series The Chi, and he recently recurred opposite Cynthia Erivo in Genius: Aretha, exploring Aretha Franklin’s musical genius and incomparable career. Additional television credits include: the hit FOX/Lee Daniels series Star, HBO’s Insecure, USA’s Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G., and his role as R&B singer Johnny Gill on BET’s The Bobby Brown Story. On the film front, James appeared in the smash hit Universal Pictures comedy Little opposite Issa Rae, Regina Hall, and Marsai Martin. In music, James released his album, to feel love/d in January 2020 which garnered a 2021 Grammy nomination for Best R&B Album marking the third Grammy nomination of Luke’s career. Born and raised in New Orleans, Luke was immersed in the rich musical heritage of the city at an early age, even taking up the saxophone for a number of years. He got his start professionally singing background for Tyrese and went on to write for top artists including Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, and Snoh Aalegra, to name a few. As James expanded his solo career, he went on to perform alongside the late Prince and open for Beyoncé’s Mrs. Carter Show World Tour. In 2012, he received his first Grammy nomination for Best R&B Performance for his hit song “I Want You” from his first mixtape #Luke and received his second Grammy nomination in 2015 for Best R&B Song for “Options ft. Rick Ross,” from his self-titled debut album Luke James. Luke currently splits his time between Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York, where he is hard at work on his multitude of projects.

Jaden makes his Broadway debut in Wanted following his run as Javert in the world tour of Les Misérables: The Arena Concert Spectacular. His previous London and West End credits include Sondheim’s Old Friends, Sideshow, Les Misérables, Wicked, Shrek and Camelot. Further stage credits include the 30th anniversary production of Chicago and Phantom of the Opera. His television credits include EastEnders, Sugar Rush and Britain’s Got Talent.

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