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STEPHANIE GRACE
Nashville Country Music Star and Performing Artist

Stephanie Grace is a 20 year old country/pop artist and songwriter with something essential to say. She has opened shows for platinum artists like Taylor Swift, Scotty McCreery, John Michael Montgomery, Josh Turner, and The Charlie Daniels Band. Stephanie has released two EPs, recorded in Nashville (Stephanie Grace EP – July 2012 and Life’s Okay EP – Nov. 2013) and co-wrote all but one song between both projects. Her single “Loser” was one of the most added songs in country radio its debut week, and connects Stephanie to a cause that she considers vital: the prevention of bullying. Since releasing the song in 2013, Stephanie has put on anti-bullying assemblies at multiple elementary, middle and high schools. She is already a veteran of national radio promotional tours and imposing concert stages, and is one of Nashville’s rising stars.

ROSEMARY MUSOLENO
Internationally Acclaimed Vocalist

Rosemary enjoys an increasingly growing reputation both on the operatic stage and in the recording studio as an artist with a sunny, lirico-spinto voice, combined with natural musicality and a commanding stage presence. She made her professional debut with the Lyon Opera, France, while still a student at the Juilliard School, where she was hailed by the French press as ‘an explosion at the opera that sets the stage on fire’. She has sung with some of the finest singers of New York’s Metropolitan Opera and has also performed in Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and all over the world, including the Marseille Opera, Nice Opera, Toulouse Opera and Zurich Opera. Her calling cards in past seasons have included the Italian heroines Mimi and Musetta in LA BOHEME, Violetta in LA TRAVIATA, Liu in TURANDOT, Donna Elvira in DON GIOVANNI, along with the French charmer Micaela in CARMEN.

MICHAEL DAVIS
Walt Disney World Entertainment

Michael Davis retired as the Band and Orchestra director for Walt Disney World Resort in 2001. During his tenure with Walt Disney World, he conducted the Walt Disney World Band and Orchestra in the Magic Kingdom and at EPCOT Center for the vocal Candlelight Procession. He also appeared on national TV specials as the personality “Major Mike”. In addition to his responsibilities as music director, Michael also served as Manager of the Atmosphere Talent and Education Programs and was an operational Duty Manager in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. He was responsible for the development of the educational workshops for vocal and dance ensembles offered by Disney’s Magic Music Days and he was also responsible for the show concept, audition process and the operational procedures for Disney’s Collegiate All-Star Band and Orchestra ensembles.

CLEVE ASBURY
Broadway Dancing Star

Mr. Asbury was most recently “Mr. Greenway” in Papermill’s production of ELF. Before that he was featured as “Mr. Ovington” in the Broadway hit “HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING” starring Daniel Radcliffe. He was critically acclaimed in his performance as George M. Cohan in the Ogunquit Playhouse production of “GEORGE M” and was featured in the major motion picture “CHICAGO”. He appeared as “Charlie Davenport” in the Broadway production of “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN”. He also appeared as “Lumiere” in the Los Angeles production of, “BEAUTY AND THE BEAST”, and as “Schultz” in the national tour of “MISS SAIGON”. He toured the U.S., Japan, and Russia in the first musical ever co-produced by the United States and Russia as “Stompy” in, “SOPHISTICATED LADIES”. He is a veteran of numerous television commercials and industrials.