Jenn (JJ) Maley (they/them) is a Tony-Nominated producer, director, actor, writer, and consultant. Their performing credits include Pete (The Sperm Play, Hudson Guild Theater), The Witch (Into the Woods, Production Workshop), Ilse (Spring Awakening, Wilmette Theatre), Carter (Bull, Production Workshop), Lucy (You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Wilmette Theatre), Jackie (Barbies, Columbia MFA Program), and C (Three Tall Women, Production Workshop). Jenn is in The Academy for improv and Advanced Study Sketch at UCB. They perform with We Will Slay and Slow Fuse at UCB Hell’s Kitchen. Jenn made their Broadway debut as a producer on Indecent (Tony Nomination) by Paula Vogel. They recently produced Be More Chill (Broadway) and What the Constitution Means to Me (Broadway and Tour, TonyNomination). Jenn is also a producer on Reunion which played at the Byron Theatre and will play this spring at the ZACH Theatre. As a director, Jenn has developed many new works in New York such as Wonder Boy (Musical Theatre Factory), Handstand (Honey Dipped Productions), The Trombone Lesson (Winner of Manhattan Repertory Theater’s Play Contest), Goldilocks: The Drag Musical, and Luna Fest. Jenn assistant directed Tyne Rafaeli on Usual Girls at Roundabout Theatre Company and Power Strip at Lincoln Center Theatre. Currently, Jenn is also gender consultant on an upcoming Amazon show. They graduated from Brown University and Commercial Theater Institute. Visit jennmaley.com for more.

ARIANA VALDES NATIONAL TOURS: The Sound of Music (u/s Mother Abbess-Performed, Sister Berthe/Baroness Elberfeld), My Fair Lady (Mrs. Hopkins, North America and Singapore). OFF-BROADWAY/NYC: The Green Room (Divonne Bruder, American Theatre of Actors), Queen E: The Reluctant Royal (Zeresh, New York Musical Festival Reading), In The Heights (Daniela, The Gallery Players), Truck Stop: the Musical (Meg, The Producer's Club). REGIONAL: Beauty and the Beast (Madame de la Grande Bouche, u/s Mrs. Potts, Palace Theatre), In The Heights (Daniela, Westchester Broadway Theatre); Jerry Springer: The Opera (Baby Jane/Peaches, SpeakEasy Stage Company); Sister Act (Sister Mary Patrick, Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, White Plains PAC); The Sound of Music (Mother Abbess, Arizona Broadway Theatre); Guys and Dolls (General Cartwright, John W. Engeman Theater); Shrek (Voice of Dragon, The Gateway), Seussical (The Sour Kangaroo, The Gateway, JWE). Boston Conservatory alum! @arianavaldiva || #ArianaAroundAmerica || www.ArianaValdes.com

Lilli is an award-winning musical theater actress, director, and a homeschooling mama. A central New York native, she grew up dancing and singing to Broadway cast albums in her bedroom mirror. As a proud member of Actor’s Equity EMC program, Lilli has performed regionally at Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival / Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Cortland Repertory Theater, and Redhouse Arts Center. Her favorite performances include Big Fish (Sandra Bloom), Into the Woods (Baker’s Wife), Guys and Dolls (Adelaide), Falsettos (Trina), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), She Loves Me (Amalia), Songs for a New World, and Almost, Maine. Lilli and her husband met in local theater and live with their children in a 200-year-old farmhouse, where the garden gets overtaken by bindweed whenever she’s working on her latest project. www.lillikomurek.com

Melissa Winter is an actor and performer from Southern California. Stepping onto a stage at 10 years old, she performed in plays and musicals as often as she could. She has gotten to play such roles as Ms. Frizzle in A Magic School Bus Musical Parody, Corie Brater in Barefoot in the Park, & Matt Damon in Matt & Ben, and having gotten to be a part of new work festivals, concerts, & demos. Shortly after graduating college, she moved from CA to NY where she currently resides with her husband and dog. www.melissawinter.com 

Zachary Jones is a Junior Musical Theatre BFA student, studying at Nazareth College of Rochster under department direction of Corinne Aquilina. Recently Zach played the roles of Ernst in Spring Awakening directed by Brett Smock, Paul Arnold in Bells Are Ringing directed by Robin Levine, and Bud in Bonnie and Clyde directed by Aaron Galligan-Stierle. This September he will play the role of Sky Masterson in Nazareth College’s staged concert production of Guys and Dolls under the direction of Bob Cline in addition to producing his original short film, Earl Grey and Green with Rochester Institute of Technology. Zach is thrilled to have the opportunity to portray Van in Michelle Lee’s Love Is Love Is Love. 

Josh is an award winning theater performer, and veteran of numerous productions in the Central New York area.  Some favorite roles include Jean ValJean in Les Misérables, Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar and Billy Bigelow in Carousel as well as Syracuse Area Live Theater (SALT) award winning performances as The Leading Player in Pippin, John Wilkes Booth in Assassins, Amos in Chicago, and the title role in Sweeney Todd. When not on stage, Josh works as a Chemist at Hanford Pharmaceuticals in East Syracuse, NY, and splits his free time pretty evenly between desperately trying to keep up with the two most amazing little boys he could imagine, and sleeping to recover.  Josh would like to thank his Mom and Dad, and his boys: Calvin and Jack for all of their love and support!

Sophie is a NYC based actor, singer and writer. Originally from Massachusetts, they began acting at 10 years old when they played Captain Von Trapp. As an actor, they’ve been part of many developmental projects onstage at The Public, Ars Nova, Rattlestick, the Williamstown Theatre Festival & others. As a writer, they are a PlaySpace Pipeline Theatre Company semi-finalist, their work has been produced by the Tribe Theatre Company and Am I Write Ladies?, and their poetry has been published by the Sante Fe Literary Review. They’ve trained with the Fiasco Theatre Company, were part of the 2019 Williamstown Non-Equity Company and are a proud member of Ring of Keys: a collective of queer women, non-binary, and trans people in musical theater. BFA in Drama: NYU Tisch. sophiesagangutherz.com. IG: @sophiesagangutherz

Sam Martin is very excited to be a part of this project! He is currently studying Musical Theater at The Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University where he’ll be receiving his BFA in May. Recent notable credits include Anything Goes (Metropolis Performing Arts Center), Jack in Defacing Michael Jackson (Flying Elephant Productions), Orin Scrivello DDS in Little Shop of Horrors (Point2Point Productions) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to The Forum (Citadel Theater). Sam also composes his own music which he debuted in February with his album ‘Sunday Night’ on Spotify. All his love to his family and wonderful mother who helped him fly out to New York to work on this project.

Nina Andjelic is a Serbian-American actor who just graduated with her BFA in drama from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. She most recently could be seen as Lady Anne in “Richard III” (The Classical Studio), Maria in “Twelfth Night” (The Classical Studio) and Sylvestre in “Scapin” (The Season @ Villa La Pietra). She would like to thank her parents, fiancée, and friends for their boundless love and support.

Derek is honored to be taking on the role of "Alex" in the original musical "Love is Love is Love." His previous theatrical credits include several appearances at the CNY Playhouse: Winston Smith in "1984", Orpheus in "Eurydice", Hamlet in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead", Cinderella's Prince/Wolf in "Into the Woods" and Oberon in "Midsummer Night's Dream." At Baldwinsville Theatre Guild: CC Showers in "The Diviners", Jehan Frollo in "Hunchback of Notre Dame" and John Parker in "Animal Crackers." At RedHouse Arts Center: Steve/Chad/Dave in "Almost, Maine", Minstrel in "Once Upon a Mattress", Hunding in "The Girl in the Red Dress," and Eli/Vanessa/Finley/Billings in the first staged workshop of "All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go." With Breadcrumbs Productions: Lord Alfred Douglas in the original cast of "The Picture of Oscar Wilde" and The Prince in "Grimm Cinderella." Elsewhere, Derek has played The Boatman/Redmond for Abel Searor's production of "Sunday in the Park with George" for St. David's Celebration of the Arts, Julian Shellhammer in Elizabeth Aller's production of "Miracle on 34th St." for the Kallet Theatre, and various characters in Building Company Theatre's "Immigration Dialogue", which he also helped write and devise. When he is not on stage, Derek is a producer for Breadcrumbs Productions, and enjoys bringing other original works of theatre to the stage with "Scratch Nights", a series of developmental workshops designed to help foster the creations of local playwrights. Next up, you can catch Derek playing Jervis Pendleton in "Daddy Long Legs" At the Center for the Arts in Homer. Derek would like to thank his family, friends, the cast and crew, and Alyssa Otoski-Keim for all the love and support.

Originally from Syracuse, NY, Kilian graduated from Le Moyne College in 2016 with a BS in Biology. While at Le Moyne, Kilian discovered his love for being on stage and decided now was the best time to pursue his dream. Kilian currently works for the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse as a Youth Tour actor, utilizing his skills as a teaching artist and performer to educate and entertain in over 90 different school districts at schools all across NYS. His recent credits and favorite roles include Dickon (Secret Garden), Ram Sweeney (HEATHERS: The Musical), El Gallo (The Fantasticks), Chip Tolentino (25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee)

Olivia is overjoyed to be a part of this beautiful project. She is a current BFA Musical Theatre student at Nazareth College (Program Director Corinne Aquilina). Recent credits include a staged concert production of Guys and Dolls at Nazareth College (Dir. Bob Cline) as well as Guys and Dolls with Manlius Recreational Theatre (Adelaide). Other credits: Girls Like That, A Charlie Brown Christmas, Pygmalion, She Kills Monsters, and Legally Blonde. Olivia is also a Performing Arts Abroad alum, and has trained in London’s West End. “Behind the table,” she was Assistant Director of 2019’s One-Act Play Festival at Nazareth, and is a Producer of “Simple Stage,” an on-campus group producing staged readings of both student and published works. She would like to thank those who share their magic to fight for the continued acceptance and visibility of others. 

Born and raised in Syracuse, singer/songwriter/musician, Lisa Romano is a classically trained vocalist who lives and breathes to sing. Syracuse Area Music Award nominee for her original album Revealed and NYC trained performer, Lisa has been involved in musical theater and the original music scene for all her adult life. Performed in countless musical theater productions for The Talent Co., her love for theater began in High School and carried over into college where she studied at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in NYC. She perfected her craft and traveled across the country performing in children’s theater in the late 1990s. Upon returning home she joined the original music scene performing solo and with countless local musicians and bands. A perfectionist and comedian at heart she takes the stage with poise and grace and has a ton of fun giving it her all every time. Music is her passion; her instrument is her voice.