Danielle is a professional musician and full time vocal instructor and in her spare time she performs with many local theaters. She has been seen most recently performing at the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre in MY WAY, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING and in A CHORUS LINE. Danielle has directed for Kelrik Productions several times including THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE and THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW LIVE. She belongs to NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) and ASCAP (American Association of Composers, Authors and Publishers), and she is a Resident Artist for the Children's Creative Project, as well as being a registered Music Together^® teacher and Center Director for Mini Melodies. Danielle earned her BA in Theatre Arts with a minor in music from California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo.

Lacey McNamara has been playing piano for over 25 years and has taught private piano lessons for 13 years. A 4th-generation McNamara in San Luis Obispo county, she has studied and performed with local talents such as Judy Harris, John Jaird, Debbie Lagomarsino, Anet Carlin, and Stephen Tosh. She has also been the rehearsal pianist, Kid's Drama Camp Music Coordinator, and Musical Director for several community theatre companies including Kelrik Productions and the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre. Her playing awarded her scholarships at Fresno State University, where she studied piano with Dr. Andres Werz, and at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, where she studied vocal performance under the instruction of Katherine Arthur. She received her AA in General studies, AA in CSU Transfer Studies, and AA in Business Administration from Cuesta College before earning her BA in Business Administration from University of La Verne. She currently teaches piano lessons out of her home in San Luis Obispo, accompanies the choirs for the Atascadero Junior High and High schools, and plays piano for the San Luis Coastal Adult School voice classes.

Robin Patrick-Miernick grew up on the central coast.  While attending Cuesta College, she took Early Childhood Education classes and worked at a preschool.  Now, married with 3 daughters ages 5, 7, and 13,  music remains a very important part of her life.  She has been playing the djembe for about 10 years now, and drum for an African dance class in town.  She is so excited to combine two things she loves, children and music, to create a fun and magical environment where we all just get to let loose for a while and be silly.

Originally from the beautiful foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Mae has been an avid student of music for over 30 years. From singing in church when she was a child, to singing in choir in high school, and later in college, Mae has had the opportunity to practice and grow in her experience. One highlight of her singing journey was performing with her college choir at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Mae has a Bachelor’s in History/Secondary education and a Master’s degree in Special Education with K-12 licensure. Mae has worked as a middle school special education teacher, a preschool teacher, and childcare provider at the YMCA. When not clocking over 200,000 hours of music listening on Spotify, Mae loves to sing, and be active outside with her two boys, rowdy Boston Terrier, Belvedere, and wonderful husband. 

Krissie was born and raised in SLO and is so thankful to be back home building roots after traveling for her education. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree for Acting at Academy of Art University in San Francisco with an emphasis in Musical Theatre Performance. Growing up, Krissie was involved in community theatre and choral groups in SLO as well as attending summer camps at PCPA. She later went on to be the President of SLO High Drama Club as well as the Improv Troupe, creating a welcoming environment for students from a multitude of backgrounds and lifestyles. Currently she has music out on all platforms under the artist name Krissie Meadows, fuzing pop styles with her love for jazz and soul music.