Landa Plenty, portrayed by Santio Cupon, is a celebrated drag queen known for her vibrant performances and dedication to the LGBTQ+ community. Her journey began at the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) in Cambridge, MA, where she developed her passion for performance. She went on to captivate audiences in Orlando and San Diego with her unique blend of glamour and humor. As the main host for “Out at the Fair” (OATF), Landa brings dynamic energy to LGBTQ+ events nationwide, including co-hosting alongside Alexander Rodriguez. In March, she hosted the MassOpera Fundraiser, helping raise $15,000 with her radiant presence and charm. Landa continues to inspire through her advocacy, artistry, and commitment to inclusivity, solidifying her status as a beloved and influential figure in the drag community.

  

Massachusetts native Abigail Whitney Smith (she/her) is a singing actress who relishes in authentic storytelling. Smith has both performed & produced performances with organizations including Aural Compass Projects, Boston Lyric Opera, Boston Opera On Tap, Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra, Lowell House Opera, MassOpera, Moonbox Productions Opera Hub, Seaglass Theater Company & Tri-Cities Opera. Equally passionate about equity diversity & inclusion in the arts, Smith is a graduate of the inaugural class of the Inclusive Stages Cohort Certification Program. Smith received her MM in Opera Performance from Binghamton University & her BM in Vocal Performance from Boston University. Smith is proudly pansexual & polyamorous & is based in New England with her partner & their cats Fifi & Bruce.

. Nicole Talbot is a singer and actress with credits in Inside Amy Schumer, The Equalizer on CBS, and I Am Jazz. She’s performed in dozens of musical theater productions and sung the National Anthem for the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. A passionate advocate for transgender youth, Nicole played a key role in passing anti-discrimination legislation in Massachusetts and served as a Human Rights Campaign National Youth Ambassador. Her story has been featured in The New York Times Magazine, Teen Vogue, NBC News, and more. In 2024, she marked her 10-year transition anniversary with her solo show Thank Heaven for Little Girls. Nicole speaks nationally, using her voice to uplift and inspire through storytelling, music, and activism. 

. McNeel, celebrated for his “tower of strength” stage presence and “powerful voice” (Theatre Mirror), has showcased his talents in operas, musicals, and concerts across the U.S. and Europe.  Recently, he starred as Lancelot in Camelot with Barnstormers Theatre, praised for his “stunning” voice (Conway Daily Sun), and as Mr. McQueen in Urinetown at Lyric Stage Boston. His performances include appearances with The Boston Pops, Boston Lyric Opera, Wheelock Family Theatre, Legacy Theatre Connecticut, Princeton Opera Festival, Cincinnati Opera, New Repertory Theatre, Hartford Opera Theatre, The Umbrella Stage Company, MassOpera, Boston Opera Collaborative, and regional tours with the American Spiritual Ensemble.  McNeel received the Emerging Talent Award from the Lotte Lenya Competition holds a Bachelor’s degree from Ouachita Baptist University and a Master’s from Emerson College.