Broadway and National Tour: Rock of Ages (Stacy Jax). He has also performed all over the country as Danny Zuko in Grease and for the last 4 seasons he was the headliner for the Tokyo production of The Broadway Christmas Wonderland.
The Boy Band Project
Winner of the 2019 Broadway World Award
“Best Group”
The Boy Band Project, transports you back to a time when the boy band phenomenon dominated pop culture and TRL was appointment television. Delivered with their own special mix of handsomeness, tongue-in-cheek humor, and Broadway talent, these boys have been seen all over the world spreading their boy band love. Re-imagining the sound, movement, and energy of NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Hanson, One Direction, 98 Degrees, O-town, BoyzIIMen, Jonas Brothers and more, this musical thrill-fest features a group of boys direct from Broadway’s Wicked, Hairspray, Mamma Mia, The Book of Mormon, Altar Boyz, and Rock of Ages.
In 2019, they opened for US Pop star Todrick Hall on his “Haus Party Tour”. They’ve headlined residencies in Provincetown, Puerto Vallarta, Celebrity Cruises, Rehoboth Beach, and multiple New York City venues. Other notable performances include: Atlantis Cruises, Washington DC Pride, The Playstation Theatre, City Winery, 54 Below, Wheeler Opera House (Aspen), The Bourbon Room (Hollywood), The O2 Academy (London, UK), The House of Blues (Cleveland, OH), The Metro (Chicago), Parker Arts (Colorado), The Crest Theatre (Delray Beach, FL), and Avenel Performing Arts Center (Woodbridge, NJ).
The Boy Band Project started a popular weekly event in New York City called ‘Boy Band Brunch’ that garnered them the 2019 Broadway World Award for “Best Group”. The following year they received an astounding 8 nominations for the 2020 Broadway World Awards and won Best Original Song for their Holiday Hit “Jingle My Bells” and Best Ensemble Soloist, Chris Messina.
They’ve also been featured in The New York Times, Bartended on Andy’s Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live, and in 2019 were featured on ”Good Morning America” along side The Backstreet Boys.
Artists
Sam Harvey
Sam Harvey
Broadway and National Tour: Rock of Ages (Stacy Jax). He has also performed all over the country as Danny Zuko in Grease and for the last 4 seasons he was the headliner for the Tokyo production of The Broadway Christmas Wonderland.
Chris Messina
Broadway: Jersey Boys (Frankie Valli), A Bronx Tale (Handsome Nick). Regional/Tour: Tarzan (Terk), Legally Blonde, Hairspray (Paper Mill Playhouse).
Chris Messina
Broadway: Jersey Boys (Frankie Valli), A Bronx Tale (Handsome Nick). Regional/Tour: Tarzan (Terk), Legally Blonde, Hairspray (Paper Mill Playhouse).
Jesse JP Johnson
A Denver native Jesse most recently finished a 2 year stint in Wicked on Broadway, after being seen as Boq on the 1st national tour. His other Broadway credits include Xanadu, Glory days, Sponge Bob SquarePants, Altar Boyz, 9 To 5, grease, and Oklahoma. On television he had a reoccurring role on One Life to Live, and recently released his solo EP released on iTunes.
Jesse JP Johnson
A Denver native Jesse most recently finished a 2 year stint in Wicked on Broadway, after being seen as Boq on the 1st national tour. His other Broadway credits include Xanadu, Glory days, Sponge Bob SquarePants, Altar Boyz, 9 To 5, grease, and Oklahoma. On television he had a reoccurring role on One Life to Live, and recently released his solo EP released on iTunes.
Travis Nesbitt
Born and raised in Southern California Travis is most known for his 555 performances as the role of “Mark” in the final company of Altar Boyz at New World Stages, his other New York credits include “The Springtime Tenor” in the Mel Brook’s musical The Producers, and a featured vocalist in The Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall. Regionally he performed the role of “Link Larkin” in Hairspray at The Cape Playhouse and at The Arvada Center for the Arts in Denver Colorado, “Fyedka” in Fiddler on the Roof at Barrington Stage Company, and “Huck” in Big River at The McCallum Theatre in Palm Springs. He is a 3 time soloist with the Boston Pops, sang the national anthem for the Red Sox at Fenway Park, and a graduate of The Boston Conservatory.
Travis Nesbitt
Born and raised in Southern California Travis is most known for his 555 performances as the role of “Mark” in the final company of Altar Boyz at New World Stages, his other New York credits include “The Springtime Tenor” in the Mel Brook’s musical The Producers, and a featured vocalist in The Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall. Regionally he performed the role of “Link Larkin” in Hairspray at The Cape Playhouse and at The Arvada Center for the Arts in Denver Colorado, “Fyedka” in Fiddler on the Roof at Barrington Stage Company, and “Huck” in Big River at The McCallum Theatre in Palm Springs. He is a 3 time soloist with the Boston Pops, sang the national anthem for the Red Sox at Fenway Park, and a graduate of The Boston Conservatory.
Reviews
“New York Times”
“The house was filled with the audience singing along with every lyric, as if Justin Timberlake himself were on one knee pleading for their affections.”
New York Times
“The house was filled with the audience singing along with every lyric, as if Justin Timberlake himself were on one knee pleading for their affections.”
“DC Metro”
“…a hot roster of musical-theater stars from Broadway and Off-Broadway that will “light up [your] world like nobody else”
DC Metro
“…a hot roster of musical-theater stars from Broadway and Off-Broadway that will “light up [your] world like nobody else”
“Broadway World”
“You sit in a theatre and listen to voices sing so big that your heart swells, then add spectacularly synchronized steps, genuinely gorgeous gyrations, sexy smoldering stares, serious harmonies, and you’ve got an hour of blissfully entertaining time away from the harsh realities that await you.”
Broadway World
“You sit in a theatre and listen to voices sing so big that your heart swells, then add spectacularly synchronized steps, genuinely gorgeous gyrations, sexy smoldering stares, serious harmonies, and you’ve got an hour of blissfully entertaining time away from the harsh realities that await you.”
