Skylar Astin can most recently be seen opposite Marcia Gay Harden on CBS’s So Help Me Todd. Prior to that, he starred in NBC’s award-winning series Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, and was previously seen in Disney’s Secret Society of Second Born Royals. Prior to “Zoey’s,” Astin starred in the final season of The CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and is known best for playing “Jesse” in the Pitch Perfect franchise. Additionally, he starred as “Isaiah Miller” alongside Nick Nolte in the Golden Globe-nominated dark comedy Graves. Other notable film roles include starring opposite Miles Teller in the comedy 21 And Over, Taking Woodstock (dir. Ang Lee), the Sundance cult-hit Hamlet 2, as well as Flock of Dudes, Cavemen, Ghosts of War, Hot Air, and the beloved Disney animated film Wreck-It Ralph. In television, he starred in Bill Lawrence's multi-camera comedy Ground Floor and has appeared in shows such as Girls, Halt and Catch Fire, House, Grey’s Anatomy, and Love Bites. Astin's first break came as “Georg” in the 2006 cultural phenomenon Spring Awakening. The show went on to win eight Tony Awards and a Grammy Award. He portrayed the role of “Tony” in Carnegie Hall's 2016 production of West Side Story and appeared in Encore's production of Kurt Vonnegut's God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater. He was also seen in Pulitzer Prize nominee Theresa Rebeck’s play, What We’re Up Against. Astin performed at the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Into the Woods (“Baker”), Rent (“Mark”), Everybody Rise, and Do You Hear The People Sing. Astin currently has original music on Spotify and everywhere else you can stream music. @skylarastin

Brent Comer most recently starred as “Darrel Curtis” in the Broadway production of The Outsiders (OBC), which received the Tony Award for Best Musical and a Grammy nomination for Best Musical Theater Album. National Tour: Les Misérables. Regional credits include Tame That Bitch, Titus Andronicus, King Edward III, and Orpheus Descending. Upcoming: the Netflix feature film The Mosquito Bowl, directed by Peter Berg. Training: James Madison University.

Claybourne Elder is a Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, Grammy and SAG Award nominee and is known for his performances on Broadway as “Andy” in the Tony Award-winning revival of Company, Sunday in the Park with George, Torch Song, and Bonnie and Clyde. On TV, he played “John Adams” for three seasons on HBO’s hit series The Gilded Age and also appeared in the Hallmark Channel Original Deck the Walls. Other credits include: “Hollis” in Sondheim’s Road Show at The Public Theater, Sondheim on Sondheim at the Hollywood Bowl, Do I Hear a Waltz,this season’s The Wild Party at City Center Encores, One Arm at The New Group, Allegro at Classic Stage, Venice at the Public Theatre, Strike Up the Band at Carnegie Hall, and Passion at Signature Theatre. His solo show has played to sold-out crowds across the country and in London and his debut album, “If the Stars Were Mine,” will be released on April 3 by Center Stage Records. @claybourneelder

Elizabeth Gillies is an actress, singer, and director known for her roles as “Fallon Carrington” in the popular Netflix series, Dynasty, and “Jade West” in the generation-defining Nickelodeon series, Victorious. Gillies returned to her Broadway roots last year, starring in the acclaimed Off-Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors as “Audrey.” A few of her TV credits include The Hunting Party, The Orville, White Collar, Family Guy, and the FX series, Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll, where she starred opposite Denis Leary for two seasons. On the film side, Gillies can be seen in Vacation, Arizona, Animal, Catwoman: Hunted, and Spread, which she also produced. In addition to her acting career, Gillies is a singer who performs regularly to sold-out audiences across the country. She has two records out with her longtime friend and collaborator, Seth MacFarlane.

Taylor Louderman is a Tony-nominated actress, educator, and philanthropist, best known for originating the role of Regina George in Broadway’s Mean Girls. She made her Broadway debut leading Bring it On: The Musical and went on to star as “Wendy” in Peter Pan Live! (NBC) and Lauren in Kinky Boots on Broadway. Her TV credits include series regulars on NBC’s Kenan and Nick Jr's Sunny Day as well as roles on The Good Fight (CBS), Evil (CBS), The Loudest Voice (Showtime) and High Maintenance (HBO). Beyond performing, Taylor co-wrote a teen musical, Pitch In, now being performed in middle schools nationwide and founded the nonprofit Write Out Loud Project, supporting emerging musical theatre songwriters.

Joy Woods is a Chicago-born, New York–based performer who has quickly established herself as one of Broadway’s rising stars. She received Tony and Grammy Award nominations for her performance as “Louise” in the Broadway revival of Gypsy opposite Audra McDonald, and recently starred in London’s 30th Anniversary Concert of Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for a New World. Woods made her professional debut at 19 as “Chiffon” in the 2019 Off-Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors, and later returned to the show in the leading role of “Audrey.” She made her Broadway debut in SIX as “Catherine Parr” in 2022, and gained widespread attention for her breakout performance as “Middle Allie” in the 2024 Broadway adaptation of The Notebook. Other stage credits include performances at Carnegie Hall, the Met, 54 Below, Classic Stage Company, New York City Center, and regional theatres across the U.S. She is committed to telling stories that center on women of color and expand the emotional vocabulary of contemporary musical theater. @joynwoods