Tom Guthrie is a Dramalogue Award-winning musical theatre entertainer whose career has spanned more than three decades. His work has taken him from Disney Cruise Line, where he played Peter Pan and Young Hercules, to stages across the country and to New York venues including The Town Hall, the Skirball Center and 54 Below. He is delighted to return to 54 Below alongside his husband, Landon Stovall, in Broadway Undressed. Tom is also a personal trainer at the Harvard Club of New York.
Stephen Hanks was, for 30-plus years in magazine publishing, an editorial director, writer and advertising sales executive; in 2010 Stephen transitioned into New York cabaret and musical theater as a reviewer, publicist, producer and performer. Since 2018, he has produced and hosted Blue Wave and Blue Tsunami cabaret variety show fundraisers for Democratic Congressional candidates. His credits also include Associate Producer for the Off-Broadway production of the musical The Fartiste, producer and host for three BroadwayWorld.com “New York Cabaret Awards,” producer and host for six variety shows at Urban Stages Winter Rhythms and producer of “New York Cabaret’s Greatest Hits” shows at the Metropolitan Room.
Landon Stovall is a mad scientist (with an actual PhD in clinical/medical laboratory sciences) by profession and an entertainer by nature. A lifelong singer, he has appeared with choirs, worked with music production companies, and recorded as a session vocalist for more than two decades. Now making his 54 Below debut in Broadway Undressed, he brings a rich voice, natural charisma and fearless sense of play to the stage.
Ty Stephens is an award-winning singer-songwriter, dancer, and theater actor known for his blend of jazz, funk, and R&B. Born and raised in Philadelphia, he fronts the dynamic ensemble Ty Stephens & (the) SoulJaazz. He has performed in venues from the SportingClub in Monte Carlo to Shanghai Jazz in Madison, N.J. to NYC’s major cabaret rooms. Theatrically, he appeared in Broadway’s Sophisticated Ladies and Marilyn, An American Fable and Off Broadway in On Kentucky Avenue and Shades of Harlem.
Debbie Wileman is a singer, comedic actress and vocal impressionist who rose to international attention during the pandemic with her viral “A Song a Day” video series, which drew more than a million views and built a devoted global following. Celebrated for her tribute performances honoring Judy Garland and other iconic vocalists, Wileman has sold out celebrated venues including Carnegie Hall, the London Palladium, and Her Majesty’s Theatre in the West End.
