Motown Christmas

QUENTIN AVERY BROWN is a multidisciplinary artist and entrepreneur. He was last seen making his Westchester Broadway Theatre debut as Eat Moe in Five Guys Named Moe! He is a recent transplant to NYC from Atlanta and has been seen in Atlanta based shows at the Atlanta Lyric Theatre, True Colors Theatre Company, Legacy Theatre, Alliance Theatre, Aurora Theatre and Six Flags Over Georgia. He’s also performed at regional theatres around the U.S. such as the Alhambra Dinner Theatre, Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre, and Starlight Theatre. Quentin just spent a year and a half touring the country as a backup singer in two tribute shows one for Elton John and the other for Elton John and Billy Joel. As a singer/songwriter you can find his singles “To Be In Love” and “Find Someone to Love” on all music platforms. Additional writing credits include the title song to Sunday’s at Four which premiered at the Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival in 2018 and the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival in 2019. You can find him dancing in Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square and A Jazzman’s Blues by Tyler Perry on Netflix and he will be debuting on Apple TV in a recurring Co-Star role in 2023.

ERICA VICTORIA (she/her) was born in Richmond Virginia, raised in Atlanta Ga, has been performing since the age of seven years old.  Erica Victoria attended Pebblebrook High School of the Performing Arts, where she was recognized with several awards, including, “Best Overall Vocalist” for four years straight, and performed as Lead Classical Vocalist at Carnegie Hall in the early stages of her career. She attended The American Music and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles California, where she earned her BA in Musical Theatre. After graduating from college, Erica Victoria has focused on various music opportunities and projects in the New York, Washington DC, Atlanta, and Los Angeles surrounding areas.  Some of her favorite roles that she has portrayed within her career are: Muzzy in “Thoroughly Modern Millie”, Asaka in "Once On This Island,   Rafiki in “The Lion King”, Effie White in “Dreamgirls”, Shug Avery in “The Color Purple”, Lady of the Lake in “Spamalot”, and Billie Holiday in “A Tribute to Billie Holiday", at the Los Angeles Black Box Theatre

LAMONT J HILL Atlanta: Aurora Theatre: Love Mix Cabaret 2021, Christmas In July 2021, Song & Dance; Atlanta Lyric Theatre: Guys and Dolls (Benny Southstreet), Jekyll & Hyde (Utterson), Dominion Entertainment Mahalia (Dr. MLK Jr./Blues Man), Actor’s Express: Suzi Bass Award Winning The Color Purple (Harpo), Into The Woods, Elf The Musical (City Springs), The Secret Garden, Sunday in the Park with George (Franz/Dennis), Once On This Island (Jennie T. Anderson); Alliance Theatre; Darlin’ Cory; Kenny Leon True Colors: The First Noel; Regional Theatre: Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre: Dreamgirls (James “Thunder” Early), Lead Male Vocalist- Oceania Cruises/Norwegian Cruise Lines. IG: @lamontjhill.

KENDRA JOHNSON is an Atlanta-based performer who was originally born and raised in Birmingham Alabama. She has a BFA in musical theatre from the University of Montevallo. Her previous work includes Pretty Pant Bandit, She Persisted, and Dragons Love Tacos at Georgia Ensemble Theatre. She also had the pleasure of sharing the Jennie T. stage as The Radio in Caroline Or Change, Andrea in Once On This Island in Concert, and Rose in Secret Garden. She is represented by The Avenue Agency. Feel free to follow her on IG: @kendra_nicole_me

KAYCE DENISE is a native of Marietta, GA. She is a former Columbia Recording artist, landing her first deal at age 9 and later went on to earn a degree from Kennesaw State University where she studied Music Education, Theatre & Performance Studies, and Dance. A former Teacher of the Year, Kayce works with some of the most talented kids on the planet at Central Gwinnett High School at the School of the Arts Conservatory. Credits include: Hairspray (Atlanta Lyric Theatre & City Springs Theatre Company/ Motormouth Maybelle/Suzi Bass Award Nominee, Best Actress), Dreamgirls (Atlanta Lyric, Effie White), The Color Purple (Actor’s Express Sofia/ Suzi Bass Award Recipient for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical & City Springs Theatre), Once On This Island (Jennie T. Anderson Theatre, Mama Eurilie Broadway World Regional Theatre Award), and 42nd Street (Shenandoah University Summer Musical Theatre Series, Maggie Jones). Kayce has directed for City Springs Theatre Company (Sentimental Journey & Into the Woods), Jubilation Theatre (Cotton Patch Gospel), Atlanta Lyric Theatre (Beehive, the 60’s Musical & Guys and Dolls), and most recently served as the Associate Director for A Christmas Carol performed at the Alliance Theatre. Kayce has vocal produced and written songs for the OWN Television show Greenleaf earning her an NAACP Image Award, Stellar Gospel Music Award, and Grammy Award. Kayce would like to dedicate her work to her three children, hoping to be an inspiration that all things are possible as long as we are consistent, are kind, and put in the work.