NO U-TURNS A. D. at St. John's Lutheran Church

Star of Rock Of Ages Michele Mais- started 50 years ago with a National Tour of "GODSPELL" . Broadway shows include "ZOOT SUIT", Hal Prince's "ROZA", and she proudly originated the role of Justice Charlier in the Tony nominated "ROCK OF AGES" and rocked it out for 4 years. Maisey then joined the Acting Company at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for 7 seasons. She won the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for her work in "THE LAST SESSION".

Greer Cc. Morrison  is a dynamic Actress, Singer, and Writer with over 10 years of experience captivating audiences in theater, film, and television. A trailblazer in plus-size modeling, she has graced both runways and print media. Greer's versatile talents extend to national commercials and voice-over work, showcasing her voice in campaigns for prestigious brands like Chrysler, Amgen, and Simon & Schuster. Her dedication to her craft and ability to bring characters to life make her a standout in the entertainment industry.

From a young age, Alexis has performed with such troupes as Los Muchachos de San Juan, Intar, Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, Voices Incorporated and the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, utilizing both his vocal and dance—as well as his acting—abilities.  Later, Alexis crossed the country as a solo jazz vocalist.  Performing at Ashford & Simpson’s downtown Manhattan club, Twenty-Twenty, Alexis sold out his shows.  After that, he recorded for Street Level Productions as part of a duo, billed as Romeo & Juliet, a dance music sensation. Eventually, Alexis decided to pursue his dream of becoming a restaurant manager and took a break from singing.  Only now, having been summoned back to perform by his Juliet—Francine Mancini—has he returned to his first love, the performing arts.

Donna Inglima, Member SDC, AEA, is a director, writer, actor.  Her early years were spent acting and then a move into Regional Theaters and educational institutions.  She joined the staff of Laguna Playhouse in 1998 as Education Director and then as Director of Youth Theatre, Education and Outreach from 2005 - 2019 where she directed over 80 productions.  She co-developed the TYA touring program TheatreReach, Bringing Books to Life that toured Southern California elementary schools (1999 - 2019 - 75,000 children) with original adaptations and published plays of core-curriculum literature. She’s directed 30 College Productions and developed 8 Improvisation troupes. Other positions include  Asst. Production Manager at Syracuse Stage, Director of the Apprentice Program BTF, Artistic Associate American Playwrights Theatre NYC, Founder of Animal Crackers Unlimited Theatre Co, upstate NY.  Her adaptation of Island of the Blue Dolphins has toured consistently on the West Coast since 2002.  Inglima serves on the Board of California Safe Schools, The Rehearsal Club NYC,  volunteers for WISH CNY, Syracuse Community Choir.

Tom Spahn is a three-time Emmy Award-winning composer, Synthesizer Programmer for the 1996 Grammy Award nominated album by Eartha Kitt, "Back in Business", another Emmy Nomination in 2001 for Mastering Dizzy South America Tour, is an American musician in New York City. Tom began playing Blues Piano with Pearl Murray where he met Ramona Brooks and guided her through her first album produced by Manhattan Records, he then started his artistic partnership with the legendary performer, Miss Eartha Kitt when he became her primary arranger and musical director for nine years. He worked extensively with Broadway orchestrator and vocal coach, Mr. Colin Romoff, who, taught Gypsy to Merman, Sound of Music to Mary Martin, and rehearsed Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" to President John F. Kennedy.Tom was also the musical director and arranger for the famous cabaret act, Gotham. He produced Big Bird - Getting Ready for School for Sesame Records. Tom has also composed and arranged original underscoring for ABC’s All My Children and Guiding Light. Currently, he continues his work at Sesame Workshop, and has several projects in development, City of Light that he wrote with Beverly Ross, Hot Ice - with Michael Pace and Francesca James and works with Ray Kennedy (VP of Entertainment, USO - New York) for USO Show Troupe.

Kitt Anthony Blessing is a theatrical educator, a playwright and a theatrical designer. Kitt received his BA in Theatre Arts and his Master of Arts in Theatrical Education from Drew University, and his CMA from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of New York City.  Kitt is a writer. stage manager, theatrical designer, and actor with several credits in both the New York and New Jersey area. Some notable credits include: You Don't Know How it Feels (writer, Dream Up Festival), Shadow Box (stage manager, Strollers), Bubble Monster (actor, Sinking Ship Productions), No U-Turns A. D. (tech, staged reading, Family Repertory Company), A Night of Ballroom (lighting and sound design, Fred Astaire Franchised Dance Studios of NJ)