Susan Yankee, hailed by The Capital as “velvet-toned” and praised by the Baltimore Sun for her “large and lustrous voice,” has performed Soprano and Mezzo-soprano repertoire across the country, including two solo appearances at Carnegie Hall. She debuted at Carnegie Hall as a soloist in Beethoven's Mass in C and Mozart's Requiem, conducted by Jerald Ottley, and later performed in the world premiere of Imant Raminish’s Symphony of Psalms. Susan has appeared with renowned companies such as the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, New York City Opera, Tulsa Opera, and Sarasota Opera. As a concert artist, she has performed with the Little Orchestra Society of New York, Memphis Symphony, Wallingford Symphony, and many others. A world finalist in the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition, she has also won prestigious awards, including the Palm Beach Opera Competition and the Liederkranz Foundation Awards for Voice. Susan has taught at institutions like Centenary College, Florida Gulf Coast University, and the Yale School of Music. She is also a three-time National Endowment of the Arts grant recipient for her educational operas for children.

Miguel Angel Vasquez, an internationally acclaimed Afro-Latino Baritone, is celebrated for his "Golden voice," "ardent baritone," and "strong dramatic presence." Known for his versatility, he shines in Musical Theater, Jazz, and Opera, performing regionally and Off-Broadway. Career highlights include solo performances at Carnegie Hall, appearances at Lincoln Center and the Met Museum, and contributions to the Grammy-nominated recording of X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X. Most recently, he starred Off-Broadway in the premiere of Watch Night at the Perelman Performing Arts Center and participated in the revival of Evita at A.R.T.

Miguel is also a dedicated Teaching Artist with a vocal studio in NYC. He leads masterclasses on "Vocal Technique" and "Acting through Singing" at institutions such as Berklee College of Music and the National Children’s Chorus. With experience teaching Pre-K through 12th grade, he integrates arts disciplines such as Percussion, Rhythm, Modern Dance, Costume Design, Backstage Bootcamp, Folktales, Film, Music Videos, and Shakespeare into his curriculum.