Michelle M. Robinson, a native of New York, is an accomplished dancer, actress, and choreographer. As a dancer, she began her training at The Dance Theatre of Harlem. As early as her pre-teens she became a member of the Marie Brooks Children’s Dance Theater, a professional children’s dance company devoted to researching dance forms from other countries. She has had the opportunity to travel to such places as Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, Martinique, Suriname, Ghana, Italy, and Brazil. The recipient of the coveted Harry Belafonte Performing Arts Scholarship, she went on to attend the State University of New York at Purchase where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance. After graduation, her talents were sought after by many prestigious dance companies: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, The Bucket Dance Theater, The Dance Theatre of Harlem and The Eleo Pomare Dance Company. But that was only until Michelle set her sights on Broadway.

From Europe to Broadway, Ms. Robinson’s musical theater credit include: Ain’t Misbehavin’, Can-Can, For Colored Girls…, Jelly’s Last Jam, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Sophisticated Ladies, They’re Playing Our Song, Sweet Charity, The Tempest, and the smash Broadway musical revival, Chicago. She has had the opportunity to work alongside notables as Bebe Neuwirth, Gregory Hines, Patrick Stewart, Joel Grey, Debbie Allen, Melanie Griffith, and Brooke Shields, just to name a few. However, Ms. Robinson admits that one of her most memorable show biz moments was becoming a Radio City Rockette. She acknowledges that nothing gave her as much joy and pleasure as when she heard her mother say, “No matter where my child is on that kick line, I will be able to find her!” No stranger to film and television, her television credits include appearances on Deadline, Law and Order, New York Undercover, Third Watch, and HBO’s Lackawanna Blues. Ms. Robinson has also had a long running, recurring role on the daytime soap opera, One Life to Live. On film, she can be seen in Spike Lee’s Malcolm X, Flawless starring Robert DeNiro.

Bill Newberry is a music director, teacher, performer and composer/arranger from Atlanta, Georgia. National Tours: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (three different ones!), Annie (four different ones!), Les Miserables, The King and I, The Sound of Music, High School Musical I and II, and more. Regional music directing productions: Hello Dolly!, Joseph…Dreamcoat, Peter Pan (Atlanta Lyric Theatre), Violet, Once Upon a Mattress, My Fair Lady, Murder Ballad, Once on This Island, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, See What I Wanna See, Oklahoma!, End of the Rainbow (Actor’s Express), Camelot, Tuck Everlasting (Alliance Theatre), Curtains (Act 3 Productions). Bill has taught privately for many years, was the music director for the Fox Theatre’s Rising Stars Summer Musical Theatre Intensive, and is the resident music director for the Atlanta Lyric Theatre’s Education Programs. Bill studied at Florida State and Georgia State University. He has worked with Chita Rivera on the world premiere of Casper, the Musical. He has been a vocal coach for Diana Degarmo (American Idol Season 3 runner-up), and 4 other artists who made it to Hollywood Week.

Chelsea is thrilled to be back doing her fourth season with Camp Broadway! She truly enjoys working with the wonderful staff and kids, and spreading her joy of musical theater. She graduated from Montclair State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in  Musical Theater in 2013 and currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia. Chelsea has performed in many shows, including the role of Poquito Tito in the National Tour of Skippy Jon Jones with Theaterworks USA. Another one of her favorite roles was portraying Anita in West Side Story with the Atlanta Lyric Theater. Other roles include Edwin Drood in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and Belle in Beauty and the Beast. She is looking forward to a great summer with Camp Broadway.

ROBBY OWENBY holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Brenau University and is a proud graduate of the Gainesville Theatre Alliance, a nationally acclaimed collaboration between Brenau University, University of North Georgia, Theatre Professionals and the Northeast Georgia Community. Robby is an actor, singer, fire performer, creator, and budding producer. Recent Atlanta Credits include: Mayor Strasser in Heidi (Synchronicity Theatre), Foster Wilson/Pawnee Bill in Annie Get Your Gun *Woody Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical (Stage Door Players), and Robert U/S/Ensemble in The Bridges of Madison County (Aurora Theatre.) And later this year he will perform in the ensemble of Theatrical Outfit’s production of 110 In The Shade