Marianne Glass Miller is a cabaret performer and director who has worked in the Washington, DC and Baltimore areas for over 20 years. She has performed in solo and group cabaret shows at the Arts Club of Washington, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, Maggie’s Cabaret, The Black Squirrel, The Black Fox, Adventure Theater, and Germano’s in Baltimore. Her recent directing credits include Christy Trapp’s cabaret “The Voice of a Woman,” performed in Baltimore and Washington, DC. She has studied with cabaret artists Sally Mayes, Lina Koutrakos, Rick Jensen, Andrea Marcovicci, Amanda McBroom and Michele Brourman. In 2007, she was one of 36 invited participants in the Cabaret Conference at Yale University. Marianne serves on the Board of the fabulous DC Cabaret Network.

Jeff Hamlin is an accomplished musician and music director. He has worked as a producer, writer, arranger, and musician, primarily in Nashville and the DC metro area. As a past member of the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, Jeff performed as a soloist in several cabaret shows, including Love Songs and Other Fairy Tales, Stops Along the Way, and Let Me Be the Music: the Songs of David Friedman. More recently, he has served as the music director and pianist for performances by the D.C. Cabaret Network, Maggie’s Cabaret, and local artists. Training: Bachelor of Music degree, Southwest Baptist University, Georgetown University Law Center, and Studio Acting Conservatory.