Andra Brown has been singing and performing all over Colorado for over twenty years. She has a Degree in Musical Theatre with an emphasis in acting from The University of Northern Colorado. A native of Colorado Springs she continues to perform closer to her “roots” and has had the title role in many performances there. She won The Gazette’s Best Of The Springs – Best Performance in a Musical for her portrayals of Eliza Doolittle in “My Fair Lady” and of Nellie Forbush in “South Pacific”. Other favorite roles include Bloody Mary in “South Pacific”, Lily in “The Secret Garden”, Sister Hubert in “Nunsense” and Sister Sarah in “Guys and Dolls”. She recently finished voice-over and performance work on Legends of Pikes Peak, a historical DVD produced by Little Dog Cinema. Aside from performing, she works at her business, “Musical Madness Studios”, where she teaches private voice and acting lessons. She currently lives in Highlands Ranch with her wonderful husband Jeremy and her enchanting, two-year-old son, Alan.

Joey was educated at Rhodes University and received a Teaching Diploma (Licentiate) in Speech and Drama from Trinity College, London. He has worked in practically every facet of the entertainment industry, having been actor, director, teacher and appeared in music hall, opera, cabaret, revues, movies, and many radio and TV dramas, serials and soap operas. He has written scripts for children’s theatre, devised and appeared in four one-man shows and developed several educational programs aimed at encouraging children to read. He is also a story-teller, whose script, Stories Small, a program of African folk-tales from all cultures, was performed at the ‘Blooming Lights Festival’ at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens in New York in December, 1999. In 1993, he was the recipient of a special award for his contribution to children’s theatre in South Africa. He came to the United States in 1993 and quickly established himself in Denver, Colorado as actor and director concentrating on classical theatre. He was dramataurg at the Stratford, Connecticut Shakespeare Festival Theatre, during which time he devised and directed Shakespeare-Man of Letters and appeared at Off- and 0ff-0ff Broadway theatres. He has appeared in numerous television commercials, industrials, feature-length and short movies, the most recent of which TURKEY DAY took first prize at the Hearts and Minds film festival. He has appeared in numerous stage plays including The Sisters Rosenzweig: as Scrooge in A Christmas Carol: Herr Schultz in Cabaret for which he received raves from the critics and many others. He played F.D.R. in Annie and Mark Twain in Big River, and is pleased to be portraying three more great American figures in this program.

Mr. Street began working professionally as an actor in the Washington, DC area before moving to New York. While there he was seen in productions of Cabaret, Mame, and Camelot. In New York, Mr. Street performed in Off-Broadway and regional theatre productions as well as doing voice-overs for commercials and acting in industrial films. Representative roles include Herbie in Gypsy, Charlie Davenport in Annie Get Your Gun, Mike LeFevre in Working, Max Detweiler in The Sound of Music, Krogstad in A Doll’s House and Harry Bales in The Seahorse. While being based in New York, Mr. Street was cast in the original production of Melissa While She Sleeps which went on to be performed at the American Theatre Festival of London in London, England. Since moving to Colorado Mr. Street has had the opportunity to perform with Opera Colorado in its production of Porgy and Bess. Other favorite roles include Teddy in the Arsenic and Old Lace and Martin Vanderhof in You Can’t Take It With You which he also produced with his production company, KOS Productions. Mr. Street has also served as musical director for the productions in the Denver area of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s A Grand Night for Singing and The King and I.