Anne Mironchik has been described as “Carole King, with some extra swing!” Anne’s music is reminiscent of your favorite hits of the 70s & 80s. She is a vocalist, pianist, composer and lyricist with a conservatory degree in jazz and roots in rock, blues, R&B and country. Her shows include her original songs and some well-known jazz standards. Her well-crafted songs mix the simplicity and soul of Carole King’s melodies with the R&B spirit of Laura Nyro’s chords and rhythms. Weaving in lyrics that are sensible, without being sentimental, she never misses a toe-tappin’ beat as she explores the struggles, loves, fears and joys of everyday heroes.

Jonathan Vecci’s way of perceiving the world, sorting things out, and conveying and expressing emotions and feelings is through music. To him it’s like breathing. It’s what makes sense in my world. And that’s something that is not likely to change any time soon. Love breathes life into whats dead or stale, and love conquers all evil. It’s through things like music and art that the good word and feeling of love is spread into and throughout all of existence. – It’s been, shall I say, a privilege of mine, to have the ability to observe the fact that all of life is art. Everything you see and feel and touch was created and is therefore art in its purest form. We, therefore, are artists as well, acting out scenarios and creating artistic “moments”.

Seth Bisen-Hersh is a prolific composer/ lyricist, accompanist, vocal coach and performer in NYC. Seth has had two musicals produced at the NY International Fringe Festival: Meaningless Sex (2003) and The Spickner Spin (2004), which both won the Audience Favorite Award. Furthermore, Seth has written and co-starred in six cabaret acts consisting of original songs: And Then She Dumped Me (2003), The Gayest Straight Man Alive (2004), Meaningful Sex (2005), Neurotic Tendencies (2006), Why Am I Not Famous Yet? (2007) and Writer’s Block (2008). Recently, Seth completed the scores to an original musical comedy, More to Love, and to a children’s musical, Stanley’s Adventures, to be produced at Manhattan Children Theater, April 2010. He is finishing up work on his 7th cabaret act, I’ll Relax When I’m Dead to premiere at Don’t Tell Mama in May 2010. He has developed two charity concerts of his work, Broadway Meows for the Humane Society and Broadway Can! for The Bowery Mission (Mon, 12/14 at 7PM at Don’t Tell Mama). Finally, he teaches audition and cabaret workshops and emcees/ accompanies weekly talent showcases. He earned 2 Bachelors from MIT and a Masters from NYU and is a member of AFM Local 802.