Members of the Florida Theatre starting at the Ensemble Level, order tickets now by emailing boxoffice@floridatheatre.com or calling 904-355-2787 by 12pm on Wednesday, Sep. 14.
Opening Act and E-Club members use the code word to purchase tickets at 10AM on Thursday, Sep. 15.
General Public tickets on sale at 10AM on Friday, Sep. 16.

Andrea P. Reyes is native of Bogota, Columbia, and an Immigration Attorney in Jacksonville with degrees in psychology, criminology and law. Her volunteer work has included leadership positions with the Northeast Florida Human Trafficking Coalition, the Central Florida Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and the First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Andrew Dickson is an English Teacher at The Bolles School. He has taught high school in Jacksonville for 24 years. After axe-throwing on his 50^th birthday, he went to a story slam at BABS'LAB, and has told a few stories since then.

Niveah Glover is an activist, a poet, and a Senior at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. She was the 2022 Florida Poetry Out Loud State Champion, and was a 2022 YoungArts winner in the writing category.

Larry Knight is a Language Arts (English and Mass Communications) Teacher at Stanton College Preparatory School. He is also a Spoken Word poet, and an actor who has appeared at the 5 & Dime, Players by the Sea, and Theatre Jacksonville.

Franklin Ritch is an actor, screenwriter and director. His latest film (which he wrote, directed and acted in) is the science fiction drama The Artifice Girl, which won the Gold Medal in the Best International Feature category at the Fantasia International Film Festival.

Based in Jacksonville, the Snacks Blues Band has been touring the East Coast since 2003. The three-piece group featuring Brian Boos (guitar), John-Michael Brown (harmonica, vocals) and Matt Schaeffer (drums) is dedicated to preserving the deep-rooted traditions of the great blues musicians such as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and Robert Johnson, infused with the upbeat rhythms of soul, R&B, rock, and funk. They were semi-finalists in the 2019 International Blues Challenge in Memphis.

Tricia Booker is an award-winning writer and journalist. She currently teaches writing at the University of North Florida and writes a blog about topics ranging from politics and literature to manners and personal problems. Tricia’s first memoir, A Place of Peace and Crickets: How adoption, heartache, and love built a family, is a story about love, kids, dogs, and chaos. She says her life is now such that her second book is writing itself. Tricia lives in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, with various children and an eclectic array of animals. For fun, she collects nasty letters from her homeowner association about political signs and her unwieldy lawn.