Bobby Wetherbee cannot remember when he didn't play the piano. That's because he started at age three.

A wonderful stage mother pushed and pulled as she taught him to survive decades of professional performing.

With the help of excellent acting, singing and piano teachers he made the transition from child prodigy to adult performer at the Hotel New Yorker in the Big Apple, his first professional job. After a few years of summer stock at the Peterborough Playhouse, Bobby returned to New York to study with Sanford Meisner, the renowned acting coach.

No stranger to the spotlight, Ron Passalacqua has an extensive background as a performer. After years of involvement in regional and community theater, Ron’s first “paying gig” surfaced when he performed weekly as a singer and pianist at Geneva On the Lake, a five star resort near his college campus in central New York State. After graduation, Ron left New York State for Washington, DC for graduate studies in Political Management. Ron worked in the political field for a while, the highlight of which was a staff position with the Clinton Administration in the East Wing of The White House.