Enoch Augustus Scott made his Las Vegas debut almost 10 years ago in Tony n Tina’s Wedding at the Rio Hotel and Casino. Since then he has worked all over this great city, creating the role of Tony Whitcomb in the Las Vegas Premiere of Shear Madness. He has also been in the original Las Vegas Casts of the Grand Ole Vegas Revue, Awesome 80s Prom and Stripped: the Play and he redefined the role of Swan in the now infamous final cast of Cannibal: the Musical. His self-written and produced one man show Confessions of a Roid Fag or How He-Man Made Me Gay has been running at the Onyx since November and he recently joined the cast of Wassa Coulibaly’s The Red Dress at the Boabab Stage at Town Square as Father.

He has also hosted slot tournaments for the Planet Hollywood and Flamingo Casinos as well as spending four years as the face of the

entertainment program at the Miracle Mile Shops, raising over half a million dollars for Habitat for Humanity in the process. He has worked with Miss America, Roger Clemens, and Paula Abdul to name a few. Last Summer he hosted the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino’s Award Winning Friday Pool Party SUMMER CAMP as Head Camp Counselor Steve Stevenson. Most recently, he can sometimes been seen as MC and DJ at the Venetian’s Rock of Age’s inspired Bourbon Room.

Enoch was born a poor black girl in the mountains of West Virginia and grew up a middle class white boy in the Piedmont of North Carolina; specifically Charlotte. He graduated from Duke University with degrees in Drama and Women’s Studies.

Enoch spent five years in Los Angeles, where he performed at the Knitting Factory and at the legendary El Cid with the equally legendary Jazz au Femme. He also worked with Al Pacino, Tim Curry, Nancy Cassaro, Brett Hogan, and Chris Thompson, among others. After a brief run in the LA revival of Tony n Tina’s Wedding, at the Henry Fonda Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, Enoch moved to Las Vegas to help out on the Vegas production and has lived and

worked here ever since.

Enoch Augustus Scott is a self professed Brony and Fanboy who counts among his artistic influences Liberace, Eartha Kitt, Peal Bailey, Ethel Merman, David Sedaris, Tony Kushner, Lou Scheimer, Ravishing Rick Rude, George Perez and Brian Michael Bendis.

Spencer Baker is a Las Vegas musician and piano teacher who is currently pursuing Doctoral studies in piano performance and working as a Graduate Assistant at UNLV. Spencer graduated magna cum laude with a Master of Music Degree in piano performance from UNLV in 2004. During his Master’s program, Spencer was a Liberace scholar and gained significant recognition in the Steinway Collegiate Artist MTNA regional piano competition in Tucson, Arizona. Spencer has been the musical director for several critically acclaimed Off-Broadway shows in Las Vegas. He also co-created an interactive children’s Educational theater production entitled, “Mini Musical Masters” and performs regularly as a choral, operatic, chamber and ballet collaborative pianist. Additional, Spencer serves as organist for Green Valley Presbyterian Church. Spencer has been a soloist with the UNLV Symphony Orchestra, Las Vegas Civic Symphony, and the Desert Spring Arts Chamber Orchestra. Most of Spencer's solo appearances have centered in the Southwest, but have also taken Spencer to perform in Dallas, TX, Washington., D.C., Disneyland, CA, Niagara Falls, Montreal, Canada and China.

Garret Harbison is an actor and acoustic guitar gangster from Georgia who has been in Vegas for two years. He was an original cast member of Insurgo Theatre’s infamous final production of Cannibal: the Musical at the Plaza Hotel and Casino. He appeared in the Las Vegas production of the hit off broadway show Awesome 80s Prom at the Miracle Mile. He has also been appearing in Confessions of a Roid Fag or How He-Man Made Me Gay since it’s opening. Garret is a producer for Olde English Productions, the Las Vegas company that brought you Boom and Iphigenia in Orem.