Evan Casey has worked as an actor, singer, director, and teacher for over two decades. He has been seen locally at The Kennedy Center, Ford’s Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Signature Theatre, Round House Theatre, Olney Theatre Center, Studio Theatre 2ndstage, Rep Stage, and Imagination Stage, among others. His work on DC’s stages has garnered him multiple Helen Hayes Award nominations, most recently for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play for his work in The Flick at Signature Theatre. He has also performed regionally at Everyman Theatre, New London Barn Playhouse, North Carolina Theatre; and Off-Broadway at the TBG Theatre, York Theatre, and most recently as Elephant Gerald in Elephant and Piggie’s We Are In A Play at the New Victory Theatre, a role he originated at The Kennedy Center and on the original cast recording. He has performed across the country—and recorded multiple albums and public radio specials—as a member of The Capitol Steps, a political satire group that was a Washington, DC institution for nearly 40 years. Other work includes a variety of commercials, television, and films, including most recently FX's Impeachment: American Crime Story and HBO's We Own This City. His voice can be heard on numerous audio book recordings for Graphic Audio, and on the recent hit podcasts Circle Round and Who, When, Wow!. Evan graduated magna cum laude from Catholic University with a BM in Musical Theatre, and received additional study at the London Dramatic Academy. He has taught acting for the Educational Theatre Company's Shakespeare in the Schools Program, Howard Community College, National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, Theatre Lab, Signature Theatre, Imagination Stage, as well as Round House Theatre and Adventure Theatre-MTC, for whom he has directed numerous student productions and musical theatre showcases. His most recent directing credits include Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Spamalot at Montgomery College Summer Dinner Theatre, assistant directing The Crucible at Olney Theatre Center, and the online production of Holler with The Clear Branch Collective.

Paul Rossen is a theatrical music director and educator in the DMV area. He has worked at Adventure Theatre, Imagination Stage, and is currently on faculty at Levine School of Music. He has music-directed many local productions as well as the teen groups Take the Stage and Teen Angel Project. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Alice Deal Middle School auditorium.

Mr. Johnson has served as the Associate Artistic Director of DC Contemporary Dance Theatre (DCCDT)/El Teatro De Danza Contemporarea(TDC) since 2012. He is a teacher, educator, choreographer and performing artist. He graduated with honors from the University of Kentucky with a degree in Public Relations. He started his professional dance career as a featured dancer in the opening/closing US Olympic ceremonies (Atlanta). He completed a six month National tour with the two time Grammy award winning music group “Arrested Development”. Further credits include: Jennifer Lopez and Gloria Estefan (White House performance) as well as the production teams of Michael/Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul to name a few. Mr. Johnson started his teaching career in the Washington, DC area in 1999. His challenging and energy-charged classes have been defined as “unique”, “Inspirational” and “motivating”. His classes serve as a tool to educate and further develop students’ technical and artistic proficiency. Mr. Johnson is still very active as a professional student and performing artist. He has trained and performed with The Lexington Ballet, Alvin Ailey (school), Gus Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago, Classical Repertoire Dance Theatre (CRDT) and DC Contemporary Dance Theater. Mr. Johnson's work has been presented and taught in China, Germany and the US. He served as the Interim Artistic Director of Georgetown University Dance Company (GUDC) and former adjunct Professor at American University. Currently, Mr. Johnson is on faculty at Catholic University and the National Cathedral School (NCS).