Motown Christmas

Quentin Avery Brown (He/Him) is thrilled to be returning to the Aurora Theatre. You may have seen him in A Motown Christmas for the past two years as well as the Men of Motown. He just completed a run of Ain’t Misbehavin’ was at the Orlando Shakes. If you’re looking to find him in the Orlando Theme Park scene you can catch him at Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World performing in Festival of the Lion King & Finding Nemo: The Big Blue . . . And Beyond. If you’re for something to watch on tv, you can find him dancing in Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square, A Jazzman’s Blues by Tyler Perry on Netflix and see him in the 2nd Season of Severance on Apple Tv. He’s also performed at regional theatres around the US such as the Westchester Broadway Theatre, Alhambra Dinner Theatre, Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre, Starlight Theatre, and Alliance Theatre to name a few. Quentin just spent the past 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. You can listen to some of his original music on Apple Music and Spotify. Follow him on Instagram @quentinspeaks

Brandin Jay studied at Berklee College of Music, an accomplished singer-songwriter, who was featured on the new NBC songwriting reality series “Songland,” has made a name for himself in Theatre, TV and Film. Film credits: Disney Channel Original LET IT SHINE, BILLY LYNN'S LONG HALFTIME WALK, WELCOME HOME ROSCOE JENKINS, DIRTY LAUNDRY. TV credits: “Meet the Browns” on TBS, “Reed Between The Lines” & “The QUAD” on BET, “Bring It” on Lifetime. Regional theatre credits include: Chasin Dem Blues (Milwaukee Rep) The Wiz (Kenny Leon Dir); The Color Purple (Actors Express); Five Guys Named Moe (Theatrical Outfit); Black Nativity (Dominion Entertainment). IG: @jbrandinjay

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.