Nic & Desi Broadway to Hollywood at Catalina Jazz Club

Winners of BEST DUO SHOW on BroadwayWorld in NYC Cabaret!

Broadway stars and real-life couple Nicolas Dromard & Desiree Davar 

Each with an impressive résumé of Broadway and theatrical credits, including Wicked, Jersey Boys, Mary Poppins, and West Side Story, this dynamic duo invites you to an intimate showcase of their talents, their love, and their stories. Join them for an evening out-of-this-world vocals and delightful choreography. Harkening back to the golden age of Broadway and vintage Hollywood, with a modern twist this award-winning couple promise an evening that will warm your heart and bring you to your feet cheering for more.

Nicolas Dromard began his career on Broadway in the ensemble of Susan Stroman’s much celebrated revival of Oklahoma!, and understudying the role of Will Parker, and returned shortly to The Great White Way in the original company of The Boy from Oz, sharing the stage with international superstar, Hugh Jackman.  He went on to earn much praise and attention as the heartthrob Fiyero in the San Francisco company of Wicked.  On Broadway, he has starred as Bert in Mary Poppins and Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys.  He is a true triple-threat actor-singer-dancer with the resume and talent to back it up. 

Desirée Davar made her Broadway debut in the 2010 revival of West Side Story, as standby for Anita.   She continues to have an enviable regional career starring in a bevy of iconic roles such as, Velma in Chicago, Tiger Lily in Peter Pan, Sally Bowles in Cabaret, and Mary Delgado in Jersey Boys, to name a few.  Her talents have been seen on stages all over the world and on TV screens across the nation: 30 Rock, Glee, CSI:NY.

“Nic and Desi are so beautiful together.  They’re just like Rob and Laura Petrie (aka Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore!”                                                                             -Jim Caruso, Host & Crooner, Cast Party at Birdland

“Every show they do is a mixture of… show-stopping dancing and vocals that touch the heart as surely as they please the ears.” 

-Richard Ouzounian, former theatre critic with the Toronto Star & Canadian Theatre correspondent with Variety.

“Nic and Desi are true triple threats. In addition to their singing and acting chops, they’re both trained dancers, a skill they

showed off quite a bit. They channeled the essence of the 1930s to 1950s MGM Movie Musical era!"

-Rebecca Kaplan, Broadwayworld NYC