Our creative team

ROBERT OROSCO has performed in the Broadway show and National tour of "Miss Saigon" and he has performed at Carnegie Hall under the music direction of Jason Robert Brown. 

Currently, he works for the Disneyland Resort performing in “Frozen Live At The Hyperion “ as the Duke of Weselton, Sarge in "Operation Playtime" featuring the Green Army Men and Mateo in A Musical Celebration Of Coco. 

Musical theater audiences might remember him on the big screen in the movie, "Camp" directed by Todd Graff. 

Robert has studied Acting in Hawaii, San Francisco, and 

New York City. 

SABRINA HARPER Born and raised in Laguna Beach, California; Sabrina received her early training in dance, singing, and acting in Laguna Beach, Los Angeles,,, and New YorkSabrina was the female swing/player covering 6 Ensemble parts and was also understudy for Fastrada, Catherine, and Berthe, and worked as assistant Dance Captai   She is very excited to be part of the 1st National Touring Company of Pippin as first cast Fastrada and understudy Leading Player and Berthe and looks forward to traveling around the US   After 1,5 years with the show on Broadway, she went on the road with the 1st National Touring Company of Pippin as the first cast Fastrada and performed as an understudy Leading Player an ert .  After returning to the USA, Sabrina has since choreographed a youth production of School of Rock in CA., and performed as ULLA in The Producers at Theater by the Se ,  I. Cassie is in A Chorus Line at The Gateway, NY., is back touring the USA with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as Swing and understudy Mrs. Bucket.

DIANE FREIMAN REYNOLDS Diane, a California native, is a session singer and performer specializing in film and tv music. She began singing at an early age in choirs led by her mother and uniquely honed her sight-reading skills by playing handbells, also under her mother’s direction. Her love of music and performing continued through her youth where she was in school musicals and The Young Americans. Her first Equity performance was the National Tour of the Tony-Award-winning musical, City of Angels, and, in addition, she enjoyed many years of live theater performing the role of Mary in The Glory of Christmas and The Glory of Easter at the former Crystal Cathedral. Seven nights per week this summer, Diane was a vocalist in the orchestral pit for The Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach. Earlier this year, she travelled to Taiwan to perform the role of Mrs. Potts in a live-to-picture presentation of Beauty and the Beast. As a session singer, Diane can be heard on over 100 movie soundtracks and TV shows with some favorites being La La Land, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Bruce Almighty, The Grinch, and Despicable Me 2. Other recent films are Frozen II and the new live-action Lady and the Tramp. You may have heard her voice on several theme park rides or one of the fireworks shows at Disneyland. Other highlights were singing on recordings and projects for Paul McCartney, Josh Groban, Michael Morrison, Chris Mann, Jackie Evancho, Seth MacFarlane, and on Harry Styles’ song “Sign of the Times”. 

Elle May was born and raised in Sydney, Australia, graduated with BA (Hons) from Lasalle College of the Arts in Singapore, and has been living and working in the US for the past 6 years. She is a professional Musical Theatre Performer and Certified Personal Trainer. Most recently, Elle May was the Dance Captain of the First Broadway National Tour of The Spongebob Musical. Other international stage credits include: A Chorus Line, Mamma Mia!, Anything Goes, Cabaret, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Elton John’s ‘Life Ball’ in Vienna, Austria, The MTV Video Music Awards, and The World Mobile Congress in Barcelona, Spain.

Heather recently celebrated 20 years with The Walt Disney Company. She began her career as a Dickens Caroler at Disneyland and continues to perform in a multitude of special events and shows for the Company, including appearances at Hollywood’s El Capitan Theater, the Hollywood Bowl and various venues across the United States. She is currently performing in the Broadway-caliber musical “Frozen, Live at the Hyperion Theatre.”
She has performed with the likes of Julie Andrews, Richard Carpenter, Dick Van Dyke, Ken Page, Eden Espinoza, Stephanie J Block, Bob Newhart, Jim Brickman, Andy Garcia, and Jon Voight , to name a few.
As a singer and actress, Heather has performed on stages across the country in musical theatre, industrial shows, benefits and concerts. She has also been on TV shows for ABC, NBC, and KTLA.
One of her true passions is working in the recording studio on a number of albums for BMG and Capitol Records and you’ve also heard her in commercials for Mattel, Sun Microsystems and Nabisco, among others.

Jennie Ford is a Broadway veteran of 16 years. Her credits include The Music Man, Hairspray, Sweet Smell of Success, All Shook Up, Dance of the Vampires, Evita, Ragtime, Urban Cowboy, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, Leap of Faith and An American in Paris. She sang on five Broadway albums and performed numerous times at the Tony Awards. She’s been a dance captain for top Broadway choreographers, such as Graciela Daniele, Susan Stroman, Rob Ashford, and Sergio Trujillo. She was the assistant choreographer for Dance of the Vampires and Leap of Faith. Jennie is the recipient of the coveted “Legacy Robe” and was invited to be part of CBS’s “Gypsy Project” alongside Chita Rivera and other Broadway Gypsies. She is the author of the book series “Be The Best on Broadway” where each book focuses on a specific job title on Broadway, such as dance captain or swing. She is currently a Teaching Artist for The Music Center and previously an Adjunct Professor of Musical Theatre at Studio School, in Los Angeles. She has mentored countless performers and has been hired as a coach to the stars, such as Nick Jonas, Darren Criss, Beau Bridges, George Wendt, Jerry Mathers, Ricky Martin, Robert Sean Leonard, and Eric McCormack. She served on the Board of Actors’ Equity Association for 12 years and is well versed in the workings of the union and the business of musical theatre. Her film and TV credits include The Sound of Music Live, Grease: You’re The One That I Want, CSI: Miami, Walk Hard, Blues Brothers 2000, and Shadow Puppets. Her most recent work has been choreographing for Seth McFarlane’s hit show The Orville, the Rose Parade, and an upcoming Disney+ series.

CYNTHIA FERRER has played leading roles in over one-hundred musicals at major theaters across the country, including four National Tours. She has worked with and performed alongside Garry Marshall, Julia Roberts, Carol Burnett, Alec Baldwin, Courtney Cox, Michael Feinstein, Paul Williams and the Nicholas Brothers. She played Kathy Selden in the Broadway National Tour of SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN. Cynthia appeared as Emily Hobbs at Madison Square Garden in ELF. She can be heard on the original cast albums of HAPPY DAYS: A NEW MUSICAL and YANKEE DOODLE DANDY. As a director/choreographer, Cynthia has helmed productions of 9 to 5, LOUISIANA PURCHASE, KING AND I, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, PETER PAN. Recently, she collaborated with Spencer Liff as associate director for SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN at McCoy/Rigby Ent. Film and Television, Ms. Ferrer appeared in “Mother’s Day”,”Valentine’s Day”,”Georgia Rule”, “Martial Law”,“Cougartown”,”Crossing Jordan”,”Port Charles” and “General Hospital.” as Dr. Rachael Ryan. Recently, Cynthia can be seen singing and dancing in the opening credits of Chuck Lorre’s CBS sitcom “B-Positive”