ROSENA HILL JACKSON has performed at Carnegie Hall with The New York Pops, at Teatro di Massimo in Palermo, and with the Memphis Symphony, Arkansas Symphony, Grand Rapids Symphony, Florida Sunshine Pops, Long Island Philharmonic, Sarasota Symphony, Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, Hartford Symphony, and Stockton Symphony.
 
On Broadway, Ms. Jackson stepped into the role of Nettie Fowler in Carousel, replacing Renée Fleming. She was chosen by Harold Prince to join the principal cast of Prince Of Broadway, produced by the Manhattan Theater Club. She has performed with Patti LaBelle, Tony Braxton, Baby Face, K.D. Lang, Vanessa Williams, Gladys Knight, and Fantasia, and appeared in After Midnight, Come Fly Away, The Color Purple, Monty Python’s Spamalot, Riverdance, and Ragtime.
 
Off-Broadway, she has appeared in Cotton Club Parade at City Center with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Lost in the Stars at City Center, and Tin Pan Alley Rag at the Roundabout. Regional credits include And the World Goes Round at Pittsburgh Public Theater; Man Of La Mancha at White Plains Performing Arts Center; Baby at Papermill Playhouse; Dreamgirls at San Jose Repertory Theatre, Sacramento’s California Musical Theatre, Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre and North Carolina Theater; Lucky Stiff at the York Theatre; Imaginary Friends at the Globe Theatre; Cinderella, Chess, Gypsy, Kiss Me Kate, and La Cage aux Folles with the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera; Ballad of Baby Doe with the Opera Theatre of Pittsburgh; Aint’ Misbehavin at Playhouse on the Green; Brief History of White Music at Hanna Theater Cabaret; and Mandela at Crossroads, Carmen, and La bohème with the Sarasota Opera.
 
Ms. Jackson is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, holding a BFA in music. A native of Sarasota, FL, her CD If You Believe combines jazz, gospel, and show tunes in honor of her late father.

KELLY BRANDEBURG is best known for playing the iconic “Miss San Francisco” in the world’s longest-running musical revue Beach Blanket Babylon from 2015–19. She has written and performed numerous cabarets including her award-winning one-woman tribute to Barbra Streisand, My Favorite Barbra. Favorite roles include Nancy in Oliver!, Copper Penny in Root Beer Bandits, Lucy in Jekyll & Hyde, and Martha in The Secret Garden. She Holds a BFA in musical theatre from The New School. Her album Where Dreams Are Born is available on iTunes and Spotify.

RUBY DAY is a Bay-Area native and began her theater training at Idyllwild Arts Academy. She received her BA in musical theater at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. After a year of touring the US, Canada, and Asia with the national touring company of Annie, Ms. Day decided to come home again and joined the final cast of Beach Blanket Babylon from 2017 until its closing in 2019. Along with performing locally, most recently in the Christmas Panto at the Presidio Theater, Ruby teaches theater and singing at the Pacific Singers & Actors Workshop and SFArtsED. Both her parents were both longtime members of the flute section of the San Francisco Symphony, and she is thrilled to perform with so many of the musicians that she has admired for many years.

GARY STANFORD, JR. was born and raised in the Bay Area and has been involved with singing, dancing, and acting since childhood. He has been heavily involved in Bay Area musical theater and appeared in more than eighty musicals with various theater companies around the Bay. He started his own theater company, North California Arts Collective, in 2019, and is on the Board of Directors for Z-Space, Throckmorton Theater, ReAct Theater, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, Woodside Community Theater, and Hillbarn Theater. In 2020 he became deeply involved in Diversity, Inclusion Equity education and mentoring and consults as a social justice professional.