Discover the Magic of Performing Arts

Stephen Manley, born in Los Angeles, California, was introduced to acting by his grandfather, silent film actor Stephen Soldi, who taught him to read using film and television scripts. Manley gained early recognition with roles in shows like "All in the Family" (1971), "Streets of San Francisco" (1972 & 1974), "Emergency" (1974), "Kung Fu" (1974), "The Love Boat" (1979), and "Little House on the Prairie" (1981), as well as leading roles in "The Married Machine" (1979) and "The Secrets of Midland Heights" (1981), both produced by David Jacobs, creator of "Dallas" and "Knots Landing."

As a teenager, Manley was chosen by Leonard Nimoy to portray Young Spock in "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock" (1984). After studying acting at Beverly Hills Playhouse and earning a degree in Film & Fine Art from the Art Center College of Design, he directed and produced the film "Greasepaint," which aired on Bravo. Later, he returned to acting, playing Charlie Bowdre in Kevin Costner’s "Billy the Kid: New Evidence" (2015) and Dr. Saver in Tyler Perry’s "The Haves and Have Nots" (2017), with upcoming 2025 projects including the podcast "Havoc Town," the Lifetime movie "Girlfriend: Missing," and the art-house film "Our Time is Up."

Sean Ridgeway is a multi-award-winning entertainer who has brought his unique blend of comedy and magic to thousands of audiences nationwide. His one-man show, "Catch Me If You Can", has garnered rave reviews from colleges, cruise ships, comedy clubs, companies and theaters across the country.

Sean started magic at age 10, and began performing professionally only a few years later. He spent his college years honing his craft and comedic timing in theaters and comedy clubs, then started designing his own original material soon after. Along the way, he also picked up ventriloquism and pickpocketing. When not performing, he creates magic tricks for other magicians, lectures and does consulting work.

Sean has competed in FISM (the world championships of magic) and has been featured on season 7 of America's Got Talent and season 10 of Penn and Teller: Fool Us. In 2023, he also completed a 365 Days of Magic challenge on YouTube, where he uploaded an original creation every single day for the entire year.

Mark NeCamp, Jr. is a writer, poet, teacher, public speaker, entrepreneur, spiritual alchemist, and modern day student and practitioner of the Art of magick and the occult. He teaches classes using magick as a tool for personal growth. One of the first spiritual traditions that Mark studied was Hoodoo and since then his studies have included Western Ceremonial Magick, Alchemy, Chaos Magick, various schools of folk magick and indigenous witchcraft, herbalism, NLP, psychology, and spiritualism over the last 25 plus years.   He is the author of Energy Magick, by Moon Books Publishing. He has been the “paranormal adviser” for the indie horror flick “The Circle”. He is an exorcist and trains others to investigate and deal with everything from ghosts, demons, energetic parasites, and many other metaphysical crises that occur as a result of our connection to the spirit world.  He teaches many classes on occult practice and the paranormal. He can be reached through his website www.marknecampjr.com.

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Stephanie Osborn, award-winning Interstellar Woman of Mystery, is a 20+-year space program veteran with multiple STEM degrees. She has authored, co-authored, or contributed to some 50 books, including Burnout, Displaced Detective, Gentleman Aegis, and the Division One series, her take on the urban legend of mysterious people who make things...disappear.

Whether or not William Alan Webb was actually dropped off by an alien family passing Earth or not is still undetermined. If his Human mother and father actually did find him on their doorstep, they raised him as their own in West Tennessee, saw to it that he was as educated as possible (given Bill's intense anti-authoritarian streak), so that he even graduated from the Univeristy of Memphis with twin concentrations in History and Creative Writing. He is the author of The Last Brigade series, which has sold more than 100,000 books, Hit World, Sharp Steel and High Adventure, Task Force Zombie, and has written in Salvage Title Universe, the Four Horsemen Universe, Murphy's Lawless, the Five-Fold Universe, Jerry Pournelle's War World, as well as co-authoring the Delta Private Investigations series, and Judgment Day. Bill also mentors writers on his Patreon Channel, and is publisher of Quillcraft Press. When asked how he does it all, Bill describes his simple philosophy: he'll sleep when he's dead.

Kevin Steverson is a retired veteran of the U.S. Army. With over 35 published works, he writes in the Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Post Apocalyptic genres. He is the author of several best selling novels, including the Salvage Title Trilogy, picked up for feature film and now in pre-development. A die hard UGA fan, he can be found in the foothills of the NE Georgia mountains writing his next story.