Alan Naylor has moved audiences across the country with his varied talents as an actor, singer, pianist, and organist. Highlights have included performances with: Washington National Opera, The Minnesota Orchestra, The American Boy's Choir, Signature Theatre, Studio Theatre, Olney Theatre, the St. Louis MUNY, as well as countless solo cabarets and concerts. He received a Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical (2015). Alan holds a Bachelor of Music from St. Olaf College, a Masters of Music from Washington University in St. Louis, and spent 2 years in the Artist in Training program of Opera Theatre St. Louis.

Patricia Hurley is a DC-based actor and singer who has worked with and singer who has worked with The Olney Theatre Center, Studio Theatre, Signature Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Constellation Stage, Fulton Theatre, Washington Stage Guild, Imagination Stage, and 1st Stage, among others. On screen, she’s appeared in Three Women (STARZ) and Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC). She studied acting with the late great Wynn Handman and holds a degree in Musical Theatre from The Catholic University of America. More at www.patriciahurley.com

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Aaron Matijasic was once a nice midwestern boy from Ohio before he was mercifully corrupted by the siren song of the godless coastal elites from Southern California. Theater: Sex and the Musical (LA Fringe Festival), Phantom of the Paradise (The Roxy), The Beastly Bombing (Steve Allen Theater), Stupid Songs (Rockwell Table & Stage), Invasion! The Musical (Hudson Theater). In the pre-pandemic times, Aaron’s original holiday show A Harmony Boys Christmas at the Broadwater Theater in Hollywood won LA Stage Scene awards for Outstanding Production, Direction, and Ensemble. He can also occasionally be seen talking to a CGI lizard in national spots for Geico. BFA: University of Southern California (School of Cinematic Arts). 
 

Harry Orlove has been playing guitar since the age of 10. Over the years, he has worked in several groundbreaking 'new acoustic music' bands including, 'Bottle Hill' and 'The Monroe Doctrine'.  While living in Los Angeles, he played with the house band of the World Famous Palomino Club with music legends like James Burton, Jimmy Bryant, Thumbs Carlisle, 'Sneaky Pete' Kleinow and Jay Dee Maness. He also recorded with a wide range of artists and did a great deal of commercial studio work as well as TV and film work. He has done appearances on 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’ and was a member of the live, on camera house band for the NBC/Dick Clark Productions show, 'Hot Country Nights’. Harry is very proud to have artist endorsements from The Martin Martin Guitar Company, Danelectro, Fishman Transducers, Elixir Strings and Fender Musical Instruments. He currently lives in Westminster, MD.