ARABELLA HONG-YOUNG is a Juilliard graduate. As a classical concert singer, she has won seven major music awards and has toured in concert throughout the United States, Europe, South America, and the West Indies. The original role of Helen Chiao and song "Love, Look Away" was created for her in Flower Drum Song by Rodgers and Hammerstein on Broadway. She has taught voice and acting at Berghof Studios for 30 years and privately for 45 years. She  has her own master class in New York City called "The Singer's Connection" which is an Agent & Casting Director Workshop for Musical Theatre Singers '." Ms. Hong-Young has produced special workshops on musical theater for colleges and lectured many times at Juilliard on such topics as, "That Special Thing" (becoming the artist), "How to Use Your Fear to Empower Your Performance" and  "Zen in the Art of Studying Singin." She is the author of her  revised edition of "SINGING PROFESSIONALLY" -a book on studying singing.-as the Director of The Singer's Connection for the past 8 years, has presented agents and casting directors in musical theater workshops at Nola Studios.

RICHARD SABELLICO  -  Frank Rich, drama critic emeritus of The New York Times, in his review of I Can Get It For You Wholesale declared Richard  to be “one of the most promising, exciting directors to come on the scene…declaring “the concern for drama and character is highly evident in Mr. Sabellico’s expert work  with his cast”.  In addition to I Can  Get It For You Wholesale (Drama Desk Award) in New York City,  Richard directed  Wonderful Town (New York State Theatre), The Cocoanuts (American Place Theatre), A Majority Of One (Drama Desk Nomination), The Home Of The Brave, (Playhouse 91), Rags, Milk And Honey (American Jewish Theatre), Leonard Bernstein; A Helluva Town (Rainbow and Stars) and was associate director to Arthur Laurents on Gypsy starring Tyne Daly.   National Tours include State Fair w/ John Davidson, The Music Man (35th Anniversary Tour) and Dial M For Murder with Juliet Mills and Maxwell Caulfield.  Regionally, he has worked at the Goodspeed Opera House, Bay Street Theatre, Ogunquit Playhouse, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, The Cape Playhouse among others.  He has directed/worked with; Jeff Goldblum, Olympia Dukakis, Tyne Daly, John Raitt, Kitty Carlisle Hart, Michelle Lee, Barry Manilow, Tom Wopat, Anthony Edwards, Lucie Arnaz, Charles Bush and Valerie Harper to name a few.   Richard can be seen in the film:  “PITTSBURGH”, a documentary based on directing Jeff Goldblum in “The Music Man”.  He is the co-author of the musical “The Black Dahlia” and is slated to direct the Broadway Revival of “Sugar Babies” in the Fall of 2012.