Rob Evan starred in the original Broadway cast of Jekyll & Hyde, playing the title role for three years and over 600 performances. He has performed “This Is the Moment” at numerous prestigious events including the 2001 Inaugural Gala for President George W. Bush, the Millennium Independence Day US Naval Revue aboard the USS JFK for President Clinton, and the Millennium World Forum Conference with guest speaker Mikhail Gorbachev.  Rob regularly stars around the world in the all-new Jekyll & Hyde: The Concert. Rob also appeared on Broadway as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables and was chosen to lead the critically acclaimed National Touring Company to its history-making stop on Broadway.  Most recently, he starred as Kerchak in Disney’s Tarzan and as the sadistic Orin Scrivello D.D.S. in Little Shop of Horrors with Joey Fatone from *NSYNC. Rob had the pleasure of singing the role of the Count von Krolock in Jim Steinman’s Dance of the Vampires at the Minskoff Theater. Off-Broadway, Rob created the roles of The Dancin’ Kid in Johnny Guitar and the hero Miles Hendon in The Prince and the Pauper. Hisvoice can be heard on several recordings including: Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s The Lost Christmas Eve (Lava/Atlantic), Jekyll & Hyde (OBC, Atlantic), The Civil War (Atlantic), The Broadway Musicals of 1940 (BayView), The Prince and the Pauper (OOBC, JAY), Johnny Guitar (OOBC), Jekyll & Hyde: Resurrection (KOCH/Globalvision), Dracula (KOCH/Globalvision) and Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway (Leftfield Productions). Please visit: www.rob-evan.com.

RITA HARVEY starred as Hodel in the recent Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof starring Rosie O'Donnell and Harvey Fierstein. She made her Broadway debut performing the role of Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera. Nat’l tour credit: The Phantom of the Opera (Christine Daaé). Off-Broadway credit: The Prince and the Pauper (Lady Edith). Regional and stock credits include: Oklahoma! (Laurey)  Sweeney Todd (Johanna) both at Marriott's Lincolnshire Theater, Carousel (Julie Jordan), Yeston's Phantom (Christine), She Loves Me (Amalia), Brigadoon (Fiona), 1940's Radio Hour (Ann Collier), I Remember Mama (Katrin), Street Scene (Rose). She can be heard on recordings of The Prince and the Pauper, Tim and Scrooge, A Tale of Two Cities, Big: the Musical, Frankenstein, the Musical and Fiddler on the Roof. Rita has performed as featured soloist in numerous concerts around the world with such stars as Robert Evan, Liz Callaway, Betty Buckley, Ben Vereen, Craig Schulman, Lillias White, Rita Mareno and Michael Crawford. Her solo cabaret Letting Go played to rave reviews and is now available on CD. Please visit: www.ritaharvey.com.

CAPATHIA JENKINSBroadway: Fame Becomes Me (The Martin Short Comedy Musical) The Look of Love, Caroline or, Change, The Civil War. Off-Broadway credits: Caroline or, Change, Godspell (revival). Regional: Children of Eden (Paper Mill), Eliot Ness in Cleveland (Denver Center Performing Arts), The Civil War (Alley), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Alliance, Arizona Theatre Co.). Original cast recordings: Children of Eden, Godspell (revival), Bubblin’ Brown Sugar (European). Television: The Practice, Law and Order, The Sopranos, Third Watch, Law and Order: SVU.  Film: Marci X, Corn, Dead Sexy;Movie soundtracks: Chicago, Mission to Mars, Legally Blonde 2. Please visit: www.capathiajenkins.com

TED LOUIS LEVY began his professional training in Chicago with Mr. Finis Henderson II,  Master Tap Dancer and former manager of Sammy Davis Jr.  Mr. Henderson encouraged Ted to pursue a professional career in the performing arts, which began at The Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago.  Mr. Levy made his Broadway debut in the smash hit Black & Blue.  He collaborated with George C. Wolfe and Gregory Hines on the Choreography of Jelly's Last Jam, for which he received a Tony Nomination, Drama Desk Awards Nomination, and the 1993 Outer Critics Circle Award.  Ted received an Emmy Award for his television debut performance in the PBS Special Precious Memories. His film debut was in Spike Lee's Malcolm X. His production of Ted Levy and Friends, directed by Gregory Hines, celebrated Ted as one of America's premier tap dance artists.  Influenced by Mr. Hines, Ted acquired his directorial debut as director of Savion Glover's, Dancing Under The Stars at the New York Shakespeare Festival's Delacorte Theater.  He also assisted in the choreography of Broadway's Tony Award winning hit Bring In 'Da Noise! Bring In 'Da Funk!  Ted appeared in the movie Bojangles with Gregory Hines. He returned to Broadway as Papa Jack in Susan Stroman and Harry Conick Jr.'s Thou Shalt Not and as The Mikado in The Ford Theater's production of The Hot Mikado,  for which he won a Helen Hayes Award.  Recently, Ted performed in  Sammy,  a production based on the musical life of Sammy Davis Jr. For more information, please visit www.myspace.com/tedllevy.

ANDREA RIVETTEwas thrilled to be given the opportunity to play her dream role in her dream show--Fantine in Les Misérables (directed by Glen Casales)—this past summer at the Sacramento Music Circus. She also performed at Barrington Stage this past fall in its production of And the World Goes Round. Broadway credits: Jekyll & Hyde (Emma Carew)starring David Hasselhoff, performance filmed for HBO and DVD, Miss Saigon (Ellen). National tour credits: Jekyll & Hyde (Emma Carew), Miss Saigon (Ellen). Regional credits include: Showboat (Magnolia), Yeston and Kopit’s Phantom (Christine), The Fantasticks (Luisa), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (The Narrator). Extensive concert work highlights are: The Christmas Spectacular (standby for Andrea McArdle), Bringing Broadway Home with Chuck Wagner, The Bushnell’s 75th Anniversary Gala Concert, Hartford, CT, and Broadway Songbook with husband Charles Pistone of Broadway’s Most Happy Fella, Kiss of the Spiderwoman and Les Misérables. In addition to performing, Andrea also coaches and teaches an audition workshop in Manhattan. For more information please visit, www.myspace.com/musicaltheaterworkshop.

Patti Russo is best known to her fans as the female lead vocalist for Meat Loaf, performing with him for over 13 years. She has numerous album credits including Meat Loaf, Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s and Bryan Ferry. Patti also performed lead vocals with Queen at the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Queensday Festival in Amsterdam. Fans also may recognize Patti’s sound from the TSO’s rock opera recording Beethoven’s Last Night, and another TSO recording which was featured in Jim Carey’s motion picture How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Patti was seen performing the lead role of Esmeralda in the West End production of Notre Dame de Paris and as Killer Queen in the Vegas production of We Will Rock You. Patti has written numerous songs. Her song “Take Good Care Of My Heart” is featured as the theme song in the Warner Brothers/Coral Rock Production’s film South Beach Dreams. The song was co-produced by award winning composer-producer Fred Weinberg. Patti has been on numerous talk shows including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, and The View. Please visit: www.myspace.com/pattirusso.

DANNY ZOLLI is best known for his monumental number of performances as Jesus, Judas, and Annas in more than 18 productions of Jesus Christ Superstar throughout the world. He also continues to thrill audiences with his work on the concert stage and in the recording studio. On Broadway, the 20th Anniversary National Tour, and the North American Resurrection Tour of Jesus Christ Superstar, Danny not only won critical acclaim for his menacing portrayal of the High Priest Annas, but also for his poignant work in understudying and frequently performing the roles of Jesus and Judas.  A critical and musical tour de force, the AD Anniversary Tour reunited Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson, who starred in the movie version of Jesus Christ Superstar. It also starred such musical heavyweights as Irene Cara, Syreeta Wright, and Dennis DeYoung (founder and lead singer of the legendary 70's rock band Styx). Nationally and internationally, Danny has had the privilege of sharing concert stages with some of the music world's most renowned performers and stars including: The Three Tenors’ opera legend José Carreras, The Gipsy Kings, Peter Frampton, Phoebe Snow, Felix Cavalari (The Rascals), Leslie West (Mountain), and Zach Starkey (son of Ringo Starr). He starred as the principal male soloist in the concert extravaganza The British Rock Symphony. On the musical theater front, Danny starred as The Arbiter in the recent BC/EFA concerts of Chess at the John Houseman Theater in New York City, and the concert production mounted by New York's Leftfield and Norse Productions. Please visit: www.dannyzolli.com.

NEIL BERG is the composer/lyricist of the hit Off-Broadway musical The Prince and the Pauper, which ran for two years at The Lamb’s Theatre Company in New York City. The New York Times raved, “. . . (Berg’s) music soars on Angel’s wings.” The original cast CD is released internationally on JAY Records, with sheet music published by Hal Leonard, and licensing by Samuel French, Inc.  Neil is the composer for the Broadway-bound musical Grumpy Old Men, based on the movie starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. In January 2008, Berg’s The Twelve, billed as a theatrical concert event, premiered atThe China Club, NYC.His musical Tim and Scrooge was voted “one of the best musicals” of the inaugural NYMF festival in NYC. It opened at The Queens Theater in the Park in December of 2006 and has toured several US cities. The Man Who Would Be King also played at the inaugural NYMF festival in NYC. The fully orchestrated CD recording, starring Brian d’Arcy James, will be released this year. Berg also composed the musical Heidi, commissioned by the Walden Family Theater in San Francisco, which ran for over 80 performances in its regional premiere. Other commission works include: Percy Penguin for the Penguin Repertory Theater (Joe Brancato, Artistic Director), Threads for the Helen Hayes Theatre, and Fiona: The Mother Goose Musical. He received the 1995 Bistro Award for Best Musical for Other Asylum in the Night. As owner of Leftfield Productions, Inc., Neil has produced over 1000 Broadway concerts across the world with such stars as Michael Crawford, Rita Moreno, Bernadette Peters, Ben Vereen, Betty Buckley, Donna McKechnie, Liz Callaway, Eden Espinosa and many other greats. He will be touring over 80 cities in 2008-2009 with his hit show Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway. For the past 15 years, Neil has been the musical director/entertainment coordinator for The Leukemia Society of America and Covenant House. He has produced countless corporate events all across the world for such organizations as UBS/Paine Webber, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte Touche, John Hancock, Marriott Corporation, IBM, The United Hospice Organization, The American Red Cross, YMCA, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Retired Officers Association of America, Jewish Family Services, The Archdiocese of NYC, BC/EFA, and many others.  For his charitable contributions, Neil was honored in 2001 as The American Red Cross Man of the Year. He was honored again in 2003 by The United Hospice Foundation. Please visit: www.neilberg.com.

ROGER COHEN (Drums) has performed with Martin Short, Rita Moreno, Sir Cliff Richard, Kathie Lee Gifford, Dom DeLuise, Christie Brinkley, Rupert Holmes, Lorraine Bracco and many others. Roger has also worked with soap opera stars Martha Byrne and Michael Parks (As the World Turns), and progressive rock superstars James LaBrie and Jordan Rudess of the prog metal band Dream Theater. He has also performed on national television during the US Open. According to Modern Drummer Magazine, “Roger’s playing reveals an admirable combination of power, musical creativity, and restraint.” During a recent tour of Neil Berg’s 100 Years of Broadway, the Barbados Advocate noted, “It would be unforgivable to end this review without mentioning the disciplined drumming skills of Roger Cohen, whose range and rhythm not only bring out the best in vocals, but provide a richly satisfying percussion component.” Danny Gottleib, the drummer with the original Pat Metheny Group, praised Cohen’s work, “. . . (his) is one of the most original and musical solos I’ve heard in a very long time!”

ALAN GREENE (Bass) has performed with many Broadway singers over the years. His Broadway credits include Jersey Boys, and he was in the Off-Broadway productions of Chess and The Joys of Sex. Alan has performed with Martin Short, Kathie Lee Gifford, and Rupert Holmes. Recently, his song “I’m So Busy” was used by the Disney Channel’s Knock First. His original band, The Alice Project, has had songs on NBC’s Who Wants to Marry My Dad? and One Life to Live. Alan is a music educator in the Teaneck, NJ, public school system.

GREG LYKINS (Guitar) studied with Grammy nominee Doc Powell (Wilson Pickett, Luther Vandross, Anita Baker) before attending Berklee College of Music.  He played with MTV Basement Tapes winners West Of Eden and toured 14 countries supporting Aerosmith, Bob Dylan, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hootie and the Blowfish, S.T.P., Nickelback, Funkadelic, and Broadway greats Rita Moreno, Donna McKechnie, and Cady Huffman.  He has appeared in music videos for Sony Music and on CBS This Morning for Martin Guitars.  He is the lead guitarist for Stone Caravan, M.K.B. and Neil Berg’s 100 Years of Broadway.  Greg acts as composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist on his new release, The Liberals.  He has a full roster of students and is a well-versed guitar technician.  He can be reached at: greglisa@frontiernet.net.

DANIEL R. WALKER (Keyboards) has served as music director and associate music director for numerous regional productions in and around the New York area for the past 25 years.  He also performs as a solo entertainer at private functions throughout the US.  Dan is known for his interpretations of Billy Joel and Elton John standards.   He is the proud father of two boys and two girls.  He would like to thank Kathy, his wife, for her love, support, and encouragement--even when the hours are long and the schedules are demanding.

PAUL HILL moved to Nashville in 1998 to pursue a professional music career. Since then, he has recorded several original and cover songs. In 2004, his song “Pack Up Your Memories” was voted the Make It or Break It song by Tennessee’s radio listeners. Paul performs over 60 shows a year, auditions relentlessly, and works full time.  From April through October, you can find Paul performing his renditions of new and classic country, patriotic, rock, and original songs twice a week at Nashville’s Two River Campground. In 2005, 2006, and 2007, he was invited to represent Camping World at the CMA Music Festival. He has also made appearances at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, Nashville Palace, Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort, and The Barbados Cup Festival 2007. Paul donates a large portion of his time, musical talents, and CD sales to The American Red Cross (Hurricane Katrina), North West Medical Teams, the National Down Syndrome Society, T.H.I.S. Cares (for children), and the Mya Henderson Benefit for Cancer 2007. Paul has toured with Neil Berg since 2006. Please visit: www.paulhillsings.com.