Nikko Thomas is a 30-year-old Arizona native whose passion for performance artistry has shaped his versatile career over the past 11 years. Starting in theater, Nikko has blossomed into a multifaceted actor, making impactful contributions to stage, film, television, and commercials. His dedication to experimental theater fuels his creativity, allowing him to explore diverse roles and demonstrate his true talents as an actor.

Ed Gage has been immersed in the world of acting since he was 17 years old. His journey began with dedicated studies in acting throughout high school and college, where he pursued a film major and delved into courses related to acting and film. Graduating in 2017, he made the bold move to Hollywood to pursue his dreams.

Upon his arrival, Ed quickly made waves, securing many lead, supporting, and stunt roles across various mediums, including television, film, and theatre. This diverse array of roles has showcased his versatility as an actor, allowing him to embody various characters. Notable productions in his repertoire include “The Mandalorian,” “Westworld,” Amazon’s “Hunters,” “Pact Of Vengeance,” and even a music video for Cypress Hill.

In his journey, Ed has had the privilege of working alongside and learning from legendary figures in the industry, such as Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, Mark Wahlberg, Danny DeVito, James Marsden, Bryce Dallas Howard, Jon Favreau, Malcolm McDowell, and many others.

Beyond acting, Ed is a multi-talented individual. He has collaborated, recorded, and performed with current and former members of renowned international acts, including Anthrax, W.A.S.P., Yngwie Malmsteen, Lita Ford, Grim Reaper, Raven, Vicious Rumors, Chastain, and Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductee, Melle Mel.

Additionally, Ed is deeply committed to martial arts, currently training in Tae Kwon Do and holding a first-degree black belt in the discipline. He has also explored various other forms of martial arts and has had the opportunity to train and/or work with iconic figures such as Benny ‘The Jet’ Urquidez, Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson, Leo Fong, and more.

For Ed, acting is not just about showcasing his physical prowess as a martial artist or musician on screen; it’s about demonstrating his ability to inhabit diverse roles and captivate audiences with his versatility as an actor.

James “D.C.” Wilson, III, simply known as “D.C.”, was born and raised in Washington, D.C.. He fell in love with music at a very early age and formally began studying music in the third grade taking piano lessons. Having decided on a career in music early on, he continued with it on to getting his degree in music at Southern University.

Upon graduating from college D.C. joined the group LA Connection and within one year the group was signed to MCA Records and released their album “Now Appearing”. A few years later D.C. moved to Los Angeles. Upon arriving he was recording in the studio with Charlie Wilson and went on tour as a keyboardist for The Gap Band. Subsequent to that, having met Bernadette Cooper from the group Klymaxx, D.C. was signed to her publishing company as a songwriter and began writing with her and started having songs covered by major artists. D.C. landed his first official job as a producer producing the legendary Gladys Knight, as well as collaborating with her as a songwriter.

From 1996 to 2001 D.C. toured as a keyboardist for Warner Bros. recording artist Eric Benet. In 2002 D.C. was recognized by the National Academy Of Recording Arts And Sciences as he was a producer and songwriter (including the first single “If I Were Your Woman II”) on the album “At Last” by living legend Gladys Knight, which won a Grammy for Best R&B Album- Traditional R&B. D.C. was called upon again by Miss Knight to produce material on a Christmas album she recorded on her choir. Initially asked to do three cuts, as a result of Miss Knight being so pleased with his work, and there being such a beautiful working relationship, D.C. ended up producing seven tracks on the album, which was released in November 2006.

Earlier in 2006 D.C. was involved in a show, a competition for singers, being taped as a pilot, called “Next Shining Star”, serving as a keyboardist and the musical director for the band. He presently is the musical director, keyboardist, and singer/rapper for saxophonist Derrick Edmunson in his band, “Quiet Sterm”, who played for musical genius Stevie Wonder in a performance on May 27 of this year.

In 2007 D.C. served as musical director, keyboardist and vocalist working with J. Rosalynn Smith-Clark for her stage play entitled “Soul Sistahs”. The play had a one night only performance held in the Paramount Theater on the Paramount studio lot in Hollywood on June 21, 2007.

In addition to working with Ms. Smith-Clark, D.C. worked with Malcolm-Jamal Warner playing keyboards for him in his one man Show entitled “Love & Other Social Issues”. In addition to playing with Miles Long, and Malcolm for other various shows, and for Malcolm in the recording studio, D.C. was the keyboardist for Malcolm’s one man show when he performed in Winston-Salem for the National Black Theater Festival in 2004.

D.C. regularly plays keyboards for Evelyn Champagne King, whenever she has a “live band” date. From 2008 to 2015 D.C. was the keyboardist, and at times also the musical director for the weekly show R&B Live. He also has toured with El DeBarge, and recently played, and served as musical director for Christopher Williams. From February 2016 to the present time he is a keyboardist for the Sunday service Vessels Of Honor Ministries in North Hollywood.

While still performing at R&B Live, D.C. came to the attention of Mickey Stevenson, Motown’s first A&R man, whom D.C. now looks up to as a mentor, and refers to him as “Big Brotha”! D.C. began working with Mickey, serving as an arranger, a producer, and a vocal coach to some of the artists that Mickey was working with, and more recently served as an arranger and producer for a lot of the music for Mickey’s upcoming stage play entitled “Show Girl- Les Gemmes”.

Continuing to be more involved in stage plays, D.C. was the Musical Director, and keyboardist for Los Angeles playwrite and producer Edward Morton’s stage play “Double Life”, and is presently serving in the same capacities for Edward’s new upcoming stage play “Computer Love”, opening in February, featuringTony Grant from Tyler Perry’s OWN network show “Love Thy Neighbor”, and from the recording singing group Az Yet.

Continuing to work with Mickey Stevenson, D.C. served as a producer on original material for up and coming artist, singer/songwriter Teuila King, who is a cast member of Mickey’s stage play Sing It From The Heart. D.C. also produced, along with Mickey, an original song written by Mickey to promote and support Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, entitled “Put Kamala In The White House”.

One of the most fun gigs was the opportunity to perform with the phenomenal actress and singer Tichina Arnold. D.C. was contacted to be the keyboardist in the band that was put together to do two shows playing for her at the club Senator Jones.

Just recently D.C. served as Musical Director, and keyboardist for singer Parrice Smith, a former member of the recording group Az Yet, at the 2025 Pre Grammy party held in Hollywood, and will be performing in those capacities for Parrice’s upcoming tour dates.

Robert Lee Harris Jr, …….was born in Augsburg Germany on March 03-1959 and moved to Los Angeles California at the age of Five, he had an interest in music early, at the age of 11 He began singing and playing the Bass guitar, drums, piano and finally the lead Guitar, which is his main instrument of choice… His father Robert Lee HarrisSr, Was also a guitarist and songwriter who founded the group (The Pharaohs) Which sang background for Richard Barry in the early 50’s… he also co wrote One of the biggest songs ever recorded in music history
Louie Louie…with Richard Barry…Robert jr, was heavily influenced By his father and mother who were both entertainers…Since his teens Robert has gone on to become a major force in the music industry as a music producer and singing guitarist. …………………he
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Performed with major artists such as Stevie Wonder, Shirley Caesar, Donnie McClurkin, Nancy Wilson, Charles Wright of the Watts 103rd street Rhythm band, Sly Stone, La la Hathaway, Tyreese Gibson, juist to name a few, and is now currently working on a project with one of his good friends…Music producer and songwriter, Ronnie Hudson…the former Bass Player for Stax Records and also the Bassist for the Legendary Issac Hayes and is currently known as writer for one of the biggest R&B Songs ever Recorded (California Love )…Robert is also known for his continued work in the ministry as minister and minister of music, director and teacher of music for various churches and organizations, and is now involved with the organization (PEACE IN THE STREETS) Founded by another good friend Preston Young ….An organization geared towards bringing Peace to Communities rocked by street violence, and pressing forward to one common goal (UNITY OF THE PEOPLE)

Originally from Oklahoma City Oklahoma has a bachelors of fine arts in modern dance performance. Frazier has danced with Cleo Parker Robinson dance theater, the Musical “Memphis” , national commercial for “H&R Block”, tour “Tel Aviv Israel with Kamasi Washington” , Lula Washington Dance Theater, an Emmy Nominated Dancer in a Documentary, and international published Model. Frazier takes his career globally with Impact Conservatory dance company teaching Orphans and children with a Hiv in Kenya, Africa. Frazier was the Dance Double for character Otis in Hulu’s Chippendale TV series. You have seen Frazier in “Legendary,” on HBO Max session 3, Cmunni Lyght with the house of Lyght. Today you can find Frazier in The Tale of The Lion King at Disneyland.

Shanequa Reed grew up in a small town right outside of Dallas, Texas, called Lancaster. She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority (University of AR – Pine Bluff). Making her dreams a reality her first major TV guest appearance was on General Hospital; which made her mom very proud. And her first feature film, as a producer, “Into the Woods” played at select AMC theaters & Blockbuster Videos nationally; which made her dad also very proud. Shanequa has been featured in several commercials, commercial print jobs, starred in an infomercial along with costarred in numerous indie feature films “Know Mercy”, “The Groomer”, “John Wynn’s ‘One Hour’” and more. Several films have gained traction in the film festival circuit “L.A. 4ORCE”, along with winning awards in her near solo performance “Devil In Her Bed”.

After being in LA for a few years, she realized acting wasn’t her only passion, creating quality projects became her mission. Shanequa’s resume includes the titles: Producer, 1st AD, Location Manager, Casting, and Writer. She has worked on projects, in front and behind the scenes that include Prime, Tubi, AppleTV, B.E.T., Vudu, Netflix and more.

But none of this matters if her true intentions weren’t pure and that’s to help others. Check out www.acollegereunion.com (Executive Producer). Shanequa’s core is to grow her production company [Eccentric Rouge Production] with projects that not only spotlight diversity of women in film but also provide a service to the community to help educate the importance of self discovery in all art forms.

“Once we level the playing field everyone can have a fair opportunity to excel beyond limits.”

Christal was born and raised in Los Angeles, Ca. Her love for music came from her dad, who was a choir director. She currently serves as the choir director of Messiah Baptist Church in Los Angeles and has worked closely with Grammy nominated producer Lorenzo Johnson. Her favorite quote is, “Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier!” – Mother Theresa

Singing for over 30 years, modeling for over 20 years, and acting for over 15 years, Judith La-Deana Olivia Star Ingram, brand name “Ruby Starss” started singing, modeling, and acting solely because of her parent’s love for the arts. Her mother “JoAnne Campbell Ingram,” was a model herself who is a fan of movies and shows. Her father, the late “James Harold Po Boy Ingram,” was a Gospel singer and music instructor. Judith’s mother thought that getting her into modeling would be a good idea, and the rest was history. Judith found that modeling boosted her self-esteem and decided to pursue it even more. Judith says, “Being tall and slim while going to middle school and high school, you’re bound to get picked on, once I started modeling I saw a lot of people who looked like me, and it made me feel like I finally belonged somewhere.” Judith has attended modeling/acting schools in Ohio, freelanced as a model for various businesses, won 1st place in “IMTA’s” jeans segment, walked in Fashion Weeks, and has IMDB credit. She is also a singer-songwriter and has been singing since she was five years old starting at churches. She remembers writing her own songs and recording in music studios by age 9. Currently, Judith is engaged in acting, modeling, and music projects. She is excited about the future and is currently working hard to remain consistent and venture into more entertainment avenues.

Brooke Ivory is originally from Denver, Colorado and her formal education includes a Bachelors degree in Health and Human Sciences from Colorado State University and a Masters certificate in Social Emotional and Character Development from Rutgers University. Brooke founded and runs a nonprofit called B Inspired D.A.N.C.E. Foundation that focuses on serving underprivileged kids who ultimately discover innerstrength, confidence, discipline and success through dance. Brooke was lead choreographer, dancer and performer in the feminist hip hop theatre production, I Came to Make Noise, and has developed a following leading workouts online with PopSugar and DanceBody, among her many dance-related endeavors. Brooke is grateful to showcase her talents with other gifted performers and to share her infectious passion for dance and the personal growth that goes hand-in-hand.

Jada Lea Gosselin-Jones is a 25-year-old from St. Paul, Minnesota. She trained, studied, and taught at Larkin Dance Studio under the talented Michele and Shirley Larkin. Jada graduated from Roseville Area High School and later attended Grand Canyon University, majoring in forensic science and psychology. In 2019, she decided to pursue her dreams and step out in faith, believing that God would allow her to embrace professional dance as her true calling. With God’s guidance and her mustard seed of faith, she achieved significant milestones without a manager or agent. She performed at the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2022 and became an award-winning choreographer for “Revolution,” a dance film that premiered in June 2024 at the Ethos Film Festival. Starting as a back row dancer for Sara Savage, an artist from Atlanta signed with Empire Records, she has made remarkable strides and currently holds the position of Creative Director and Choreographer in 2025—a tremendous achievement that continues to astonish her. Jada is a young, fierce woman of faith who believes she is fearless. Ultimately, she strives to give her all to everything she does, as long as God is at the center of it.

Tymeka Coney is the CEO and founder of Meek Entertainment & PR, an Indie Entertainment & PR company. Tymeka has been producing live events and has featured several celebrity guests like: Willie Norwood –Father of Famed Singers Brandy & Ray J, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Actress Meagan Good, Actress Imani Hakim.

Tymeka has coordinated TV/ Film/Stage Productions over a span of 15 years. She received a certificate of recognition from Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa for her outstanding work in the community for creating an event for the 2012 Election year. In 2014, she assisted Director/Writer Gina Prince Bythewood & her husband Producer Reggie Rock Bythewood with a grassroots PR campaign to further promote their box office film Produced by BET & Distributed by Relativity Media “Beyond The Lights.” Tymeka also worked for BET Awards, Merge Summit and African Goodwill Awards and was the Film Festival Assistant to the Founder of Pan African Film Festival – Ayuko Babu from 2016-2018 and also worked for the Hollywood Black Film Festival, One Lens Film Festival & ScriptFest before launching her own Mind Film Festival in 2019. She also appeared on MTV’s reality television game show “Yo Momma” with host Wilmer Valderama and GSN show Lingo w/ Chuck Woolery and worked with Talent/ Media & PR at the BET Awards for several years. Coney is a graduate of Texas Tech University with a B.A. in Psychology and Dramatic Writing & K. D. Actor’s Conservatory with an A.A. in Theatre Arts, Script Analysis & Film Production. Tymeka is also a published Author of 4 Books on Amazon.com and an Amazon Best Selling Author. She has 3 Children’s Books- “I Don’t Like Racism,” “I Don’t Like COVID-19,” and “I Don’t Like Bullies,” & a Poetry Book, “Words Unspoken: Volume I-Deeper Than Eyes Can See,” and she has a Spoken Word CD on Itunes.com, Spotify & Amazon-“Life, Love & The Pursuit of Dreams.” She is also a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

www.tymekaconey.com

Lemo Coney, is a Dynamic Singer/Songwriter blended by Television and Film Production, he gained his first hands-on Production experience by appearing on “It’s Showtime @ The Apollo,’ in Harlem New York, on NBC. He’s been captured on various Network TV shows including – MTV’s “The Score,” and MTV’s “The Little Talent Show”. He also has written and published songs with Viacom Distribution as well. The Talented Producer has worked numerous years as Talent Coordinator/PR with BET Awards, Soul Train Awards & Nick Cannon’s WildN’Out on MTV. He has Written/Directed/Produced several Independent Projects in TV/FILM/STAGE with Meek Entertainment & PR/OURmoni Productions as well as worked on numerous shows as Talent for several Broadcast & Cable Networks.

For more info: www.lemoconey.com

Yolanda has become a true veteran in the field of entertainment. Singing came natural and with an early start in church, she soon grew out of her shyness and fell more in love with performing. While groomed in Texas, she moved to LA where she sang in several girl groups before focusing on music as a steady career in Las Vegas and has been going ever since, performing and touring in Asia, Australia and all over the US. Known for her great energy and connection to the audience, she has garnered other opportunities to share the stage with Patti LaBelle, Karen Clark-Sheard, Tony Terry, the Black Eyed Peas, Jagged Edge, Ginuwine, and more.

Yolanda has opened for Eric Darius, Greg Manning, J White, and Jeff Ryan in the Jazz arena. She has also taken her solo show abroad as a resident headliner in Asia and Australia. Since writing, producing and starring in her latest production show she went on to start her own entertainment company, King & I Creative LLC (KIC Music), and has had great success booking entertainment for clients such as American Express, BBB, Discover, M.A.C. Cosmetics, NY&Co. and many more. Her songwriting credits have earned her several song placements in film, Gospel stage-plays, and various artists’ albums, including her own. As one of the founding members of More 2 More Collective LLC, she sharpens her songwriting and brings awareness to the entertainment industry through supporting and highlighting other musicians.