Ariel Underwood is a Cincinnati native and SCPA alumna, known for her work as a performer, director, and community advocate. A decorated actress, dancer, and international singer, she has appeared on American Idol and The Voice, and was the winning champion of NBC’s Clash of the Choirs with Team Cincinnati. Her credits include directing Through Blind Eyes, For Colored Girls, and HOMEGIRL Holiday. She continues to create impactful work that uplifts her community and mentor the next generation of artists.

A music theater performer, celebrated for her memorable and standout roles in productions like The Wiz, Moana, Ain’t Misbehavin’, and For Colored Girls. Tangie. is graduate of The School for Creative and Performing Arts, Tangie is also a teaching artist for American Legacy Theater, where she inspires children through her love for the arts As U.S Navy Veteran, who has served and performed in multiple countries, including Italy and Japan. Tangie brings resilience and creativity to her artistry, inviting audiences to experience the powerful connection between music and storytelling.

Maryne is originally from Lawrenceburg, IN, and graduated with a BFA in Musical Theatre from LIU Post. She now works in the Cincinnati area as a performer and teaching artist. Past performance credits include HOLIDAY INN (Lila), STEEL MAGNOLIAS (Shelby), and ARGONAUTIKA (Athena). Maryne is passionate about arts accessibility, and is grateful to ALT for their commitment to helping students tell their stories. She would like to thank her co-teacher, Ariel, and her amazing students for inspiring her everyday.

A native of Cincinnati, Garrett's life’s work exists at the intersection of discipline, art, and healing. His journey began with the foundational focus of Kung Fu and Tai Chi, eventually leading to intensive study in Tien Shan Pai. While representing the United States at the 2009 World Cup in Singapore was a profound honor, the true lasting gift of his martial arts background was learning the quiet resilience of the human spirit.

After deepening his spiritual and physical practice through yoga certifications in Miami and Rishikesh, India, he founded MYOM. This platform is an intentional departure from traditional wellness models, integrating Hatha yoga, dance, meditation, and didgeridoo orchestration to pioneer a new approach to energetic healing. Complementing this is his bodywork practice, Hands of G.

Today, Garrett continues to refine his understanding of form and kinesthetic connection as a Senior Ballet Major at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music (CCM). He has had the deep privilege of performing as a soloist and receiving support from esteemed institutions, yet some of his most grounding work happens offstage. As a substitute teacher with Cincinnati Public Schools, he is dedicated to sharing the discipline and joy of movement with the next generation.

Sienna is a dancer, theatre artist, and educator in the Greater Cincinnati area. Most recently, you may have seen her in Zanna Don’t (Roberta/Assistant Choreographer), Bright Star (Florence/Dance Captain), The Addams Family (Ancestor), at The Cincinnati Fringe Festival, Assistant Directing and Choreographing for Loveland High School, Choreographing for Colerain High School, or teaching at The Cincinnati Ballet and Dance, etc. Sienna is grateful to have the most loving and supportive friends and family!

Originally from Morehead, Kentucky, Jordan is a Cincinnati based performer and teaching artist. After graduating from Northern Kentucky University in 2023, he completed the Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Professional Acting Apprenticeship. Since then, he has been performing locally and internationally. Most recently, he spent his summer in Japan, touring with The Young Americans. He is grateful to be creating art every day as a teaching artist for Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati and American Legacy Theater.

Brevyn Fleming is a Cincinnati-based artist, writer, and teacher. They have a background in visual arts and communication with a degree from the Art Academy of Cincinnati. Brevyn has been teaching with the American Legacy Theatre since 2025.