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Todd has done 6 shows with Sing For America. He was in Beauty and the Beast (Maurice), The Addams Family (Uncle Fester), Hairspray (Wilbur),  Godspell (Apostle), Seussical (Mr. Mayor).  Other favorite roles he has played include The King and I (The King), Rocky Horror (Frank N Furter), Oliver (Fagin), Pippin (Charlemagne).

Todd as Maurice In SFA’s Beauty And The Beast, 2016

A seasoned musician and vocalist, Ian has worked with noted performers such as world-renowned LP percussionist Candido Camero, Richie Pena & Ziggy Diaz, Latin Grammy Nominee Maria Del Rey, and international Urban Praiserecording artist Floyd Ellsworth–just to name a handful.

Ian auditioned for American Idol Season 4 (Carrie Underwood, Bo Bice) where he made it to Hollywood. Out of over 100,000 auditioned, Ian was selected to go to the top 44 in the competition. Since that time, Ian has been seen on Fox Television, BET, and The Reality Network.

Ian is featured on The Lord’s Prayer Project. Produced by multi-Grammy winners Loris Holland and Jimmy ‘D’ Miller, featuring Howard Hewitt, Sheila E., James Ingram, Martha Munizzi, and many more. Presently, Ian is singing background vocalist with the Sony Music’s Méxican Pop Rock group Camila.

Ian Holmes Leading A Sing For America Rehearsal

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Veronica as Ursula in ‘The Little Mermaid’, 2016

Nina worsley, 16, was born in Plainfield, NJ and raised in Easton, PA. She has been in love with music since she taught herself how to play piano at the age of 4. She started performing at the age of 6 at Greater Shiloh Church playing Phyllis Weatly in a black history celebration written by her sister.  From then on she fell in love with the arts, acting in every church production from the age of 6-10. Then she went on to dance and act in every show from 10-12. At 13 she did her very first show outside church walls, Sing for America’s production of “Hairspray” and hasn’t looked back. Nina spends her spare time writing/composing. She is currently writing a musical as well as continually growing as an artist with the help of Sing for America.

Tatyana Estrella was born In Allentown, Pa where she lives with her mom & dad and 3 siblings.  She has performed with Sing for America in various shows including: Godspell, Beauty & the Beast, The Big Fish, The Little Mermaid, Madagascar, Once on this Island, and Little Shoppe of Horror. One of her favorite roles was Tiger Lilly in Peter Pan. Tatyana is a student at Lincoln Leadership Academy Charter school where she also participated in their theatre program.  She had the lead role of Sandy in Grease as a high-school freshman and just recently played the scarecrow in The Wiz.  She has been dancing since the age of 5 and added singing and acting at the age of 11 at the Arts Academy.  Her passion for musical theatre shines through in her performances.  She plans to continue studying musical theatre and dance in college.

Jorne Gilbert is a scholarship recipient of the Muhlenberg
College Theatre Program where he also plays football for
the Mules. He has been performing since he was a child and
can be seen in television shows such as Rescue Me and
Guiding Light. Jorne is co-founder of Sing for America Presents
where he teaches Scenic Design and Set Building.

Jewel Gilbert co-founder of Sing for America, is a
Theatre Major at Muhlenberg College which was named the #1
undergraduate college theatre program by The Princeton Review
for 2016. Jewel can be seen in many national television commercials
and has performed extensive voice-over work. Jewel
teaches Lighting Design and Acting classes when he isn’t
appearing on stage.

Teara Gilbert founding member of Sing for
America Presents, has enjoyed designing and building costumes
for several theatre companies and numerous shows. Her designs
mark all of Sing for America’s productions as unique, elaborate,
and extremely creative. Teara has appeared in commercials, lm,
video series, and done extensive print work. She especially
enjoys teaching Costume Design and Vocal Coaching.

Tasia Gilbert has been performing on stage,
television, and in print since she was a child. As co-founder
of her own non-prot 501 (c)(3) she has experienced
every aspect of the stage including directing, choreographing,
building props, sewing costumes, and marketing to
audiences. She enjoys teaching actors of all ages and all
levels of experience from amateur to professional.

Taryn Gilbert began performing as a dancer
in NYC where she toured with the Shadow Box Theatre. Out
of her love of dance and performance grew Sing for America
Presents, a charitable group whose purpose is to bring Light
to the world through entertainment. Taryn has experienced
many aspects of the arts including film, stage, print, and
television and loves to share what she has learned with her
casts on the Sing for America stage.

Film Director • Producer • Writer

Cofounder of Blue Throne Publishers

Cofounder of Allentown Film Crew

Director of Audio and Video Department of Sing For America Theater Productions

Head Storyteller and Founder of StoneCry Entertainment

Moses Garcia is a Storyteller that was raised and nurtured in the Lehigh Valley, Pa. He lives by Faith and Fiction. He believes that God has given each of his Children a Gift to share with the world and a voice to tell their Stories. He believes that one Story can change a life for Good or for Evil: So his passion is creating excellent stories and nurturing Storytellers.

His passion for story started in childhood when he would spend hours watching 80’ television shows, listening to radio dramas, and reading the Bible. In his twenty’s he discovered his passion for writing novels and comics. His first company was Blue Throne Publishers that he Cofounder With two of his friends. By his thirties he started writing screenplays and Cofounded the Allentown Film Crew.

In 2018, he started working as Director of the Audio and Video Department of Sing For America Theater Productions and opened a Feature Film producing company in the Lehigh Valley: StoneCry Entertainment. Currently, he is working on a Documentary, and completing his first feature film: “The Stroller”