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Stephen Mosher is the author of The Sweater Book (a collection of his photography featuring celebrated artists from the entertainment communities of New York, Los Angeles, and London), Lived In Crazy (a memoir about his colorful life and that of his family) and the upcoming Stephen Mosher Stories (a 'best of' collection of four decades of his photography).  He and his husband, actor Pat Dwyer, are the subjects of the romantic marriage equality documentary film Married and Counting (available on Amazon, Itunes, and Youtube).  Stephen was the Health and Fitness columnist for EDGE Magazine online and is occasionally a contributing writer for the entertainment website HOTCHKA.  Aside from his writing, Stephen's other passions are his work as a personal trainer and his family.  

Andrew Poretz, “The Boulevardier of Broadway,” is an entertainer (singer, guitarist, ukulele player and storyteller), producer, and a reviewer of jazz and cabaret shows, primarily for Theater Pizzazz. An early podcaster, his “Coaches’ Corner on BlogTalkRadio” segments are still available on iTunes. Andrew has performed in prominent venues throughout New York and the Bay Area. Andrew is also a board member of The American Popular Song Society. His blog, “The Boulevardier,” can be found at www.andrewporetz.com.

Anthony Zaccardi is an NYC-based editorial photographer and filmmaker whose work has been featured in Elle, Mob, and Claire magazines. Combining a commercial background with clients like BMW and CBS with an active presence covering events for YSL and the CFDA, he brings a cinematic eye to both editorial sets and film productions (SAG/Non-SAG) alike.

Mia Mittag is a college student who is minoring in creative writing. She has been the stage manager and lighting designer for a number of smaller theatre productions and was nominated for the HSMTA Outstanding Student Stage Management Achievement Award in 2025. She is the author of the novel Through the Portal. When she's not actively writing, she's probably drinking tea and reading a book.

Natalie Kelly is a student at Northeastern NYC studying scenic design for theatre. She has a passion for photography, and is part of the BWW Cabaret team.

Nathan Johnson is a queer performer/playwright/artist. He was a finalist for the Dramatists Guild Fellowship, a recipient of the National Queer Theatre-WIO Fellowship and a recipient of the Mary Louise Rockwell Scholarship from Primary Stages. His plays have been performed and/or received finalist positions at The SAUK, American Stage, Woven Theatre, Meanwhile Park Playwriting Prize, Bite Sized Theatre, The Chain Theatre, and The Magnetic Theatre.

As an actor, he’s worked in off Broadway, television, and film (My Big Gay Italian Wedding, The Party planner with David Tutera, One Life to Live). He has done makeup for hundreds of celebrities including Paul McCartney, Liza Minnelli, Kate McKinnon, Lea Michele, Paula Abdul, Annette Bening—and his most beloved Charles Busch and Julie Halston. He is most recognized from his time as the on-air artist on two seasons of Project Runway. 

He earned his MFA at Columbia University. @nathanwalnut on all the socials.

Nicole Spano is a cabaret performer, storyteller, and lifelong lover of live performance. A Hoboken, NJ native, she has been a part of the NYC cabaret community as both an artist and audience member. Her solo show, Family Ties, received MAC Award and BroadwayWorld Award nominations. Nicole was selected as a Cabaret & Performance Fellow at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center. She is excited to share her perspective on cabaret and the artists who bring it to life. Follow her at @missnicolespano.

Rebecca Kaplan is a writer and standup comedian living in New York. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @rebeccatkaplan and find more of her upcoming shows and projects at https://linktr.ee/rebeccatkaplan

Rob Lester, native New Yorker, has been covering entertainment for more than 15 years for various outlets and has recently returned to Broadway World writing staff.  His involvement in cabaret has also led to involvement with the genre's awards as a voting judge and, pre-pandemic, he helped to curate the Artists In Partnership (AIP) Cabaret Festival. As far as musical theatre, he loves attending, researching, reviewing, directing, writing songs and scripts, as well as being a dramaturg.  He also worked with author Deb Berman on her book for kids about what happens before birth called "9 Months in The Play Womb: The Inside Story." He personally hails from the womb of a mother who loves the Great American Songbook and its singers, instilling that appreciation in him.

Sharon Ellman, a seasoned entertainment public relations professional  began her career as a broadcast journalist in NYC.  Now combining her two loves of journalism and entertainment, she is thrilled to be part of the Broadwayworld.com team!