Nicolas King has been performing since age 4. He was seen first on Broadway in ‘Beauty & The Beast’, then in ‘A Thousand Clowns’ opposite Tom Selleck, and ‘Hollywood Arms’ directed by Hal Prince, all before age 13. Other credits include 8 consecutive annual performances on The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, ‘The View’, ‘Today’ show, ‘Liza & David’, ‘Sally Jesse Raphael’ and twice on ‘The Tonight Show’ with Jay Leno. Other career highlights include originating the role of “Oscar” on Discovery Kids’ “Kenny The Shark”, as well as over two dozen national TV commercials. Nicolas went on the road with his mentor Liza Minnelli to perform as her opening act from 2002-2012. The Mabel Mercer Foundation awarded Nicolas their coveted ‘Julie Wilson Award’ at the 2010 Cabaret Convention at Lincoln Center. He’s the recipient of the 1995 Talent America Award, 2012 BISTRO Award for Outstanding Performer of the Year, 2015 AMG Heritage Award for Artist of the Year, as well as receiving a Grammy consideration for his latest album, “Nineteen” with jazz great Mike Renzi. Alex Rybeck (Music) is an ASCAP composer, arranger and pianist who has worked with Hal Prince, Tommy Tune, and Burt Bacharach. Winner of two MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs) Awards, he has served as musical director for such stars of Broadway and cabaret as Michael Feinstein, Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway, Faith Prince, Jeff Harnar, Lee Roy Reams, Karen Mason, Jason Graae, and Celia Berk, to mention a few. His original songs have been recorded by Nancy LaMott, Faith Prince, Kevin Dozier, Todd Murray, and others. He has collaborated with numerous lyricists, including Michael Stewart, Carol Hall, Ira Gasman and Bob Levy. Bob Levy (Lyrics) is an ASCAP lyricist and songwriter. His songs have been featured on TV in 'Quantico', 'Girlfriends' Guide To Divorce', 'Saving Grace', 'The Glades', 'Hung' and 'Greek', as well as the Touchstone film "You Again" starring Betty White. In 2007 “A Musical Celebration”, a showcase of his songs was presented at The Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York. That same year ASCAP selected his song “Paris Without You” for their Emerging Jazz Writers broadcast series. Bob is a two time MAC nominee for song of the year (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs). His CD's are played on Pandora Radio as well as jazz stations in the US and Europe. His newest CD, "Connections" was released in 2015. He previously released five CD's: “Out In the Cold”, “Me + My Best Friends”, “Off His High Horse”, “Fire In My Soul” and “A Little Bit More”. Credits: Music: Alex Rybeck, ASCAP Lyrics: Bob Levy, ASCAP Vocals: Nicolas King Piano: Alex Rybeck Bass: Bob Renino Drums: Dan Gross Trumpet: Dave F. Rogers Recorded at Millrose Studio, NYC Photo of Nicolas King: Matt Baker