TRACY WILLIAMS was born with a booming alto voice and an infectious smile. While other grade-schoolers were singing in school recitals, Tracy was rubbing elbows with professional sports greats and performing with theatrical legends. She has sung "The Star-Spangled Banner" for the New York Yankees, the Atlanta Braves, the Orlando Magic, and for the 1995 NBA playoffs. In musical theater, Tracy has co-starred with such stage veterans as Jamie Farr (South Pacific), Margaret O'Brien (Meet Me In St. Louis), and Mickey Rooney (in a six-month musical revue). When she's not performing on stage, Tracy is scoring points on the court for the volleyball and basketball teams at St. Mary's Episcopal Day School, where she is an honor roll student.
LYDIA BELL's angelic soprano voice can climb over two and a half octaves and provides P.Y.T. with its high harmonies and chiming accents. She has appeared in many musical theater productions including The Sound of Music, Gypsy, Showboat, South Pacific, Meet Me in St. Louis, and most notably with Tony Award winner Sam Harris in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Lydia is a seventh-grade student at Orange Grove Performing Arts School, where she is very active in the school's Thespian program.
ASHLEY NIVEN is an undeniable "power" vocalist whose rendition of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" has earned her countless standing ovations. She became a personal favorite of the late Florida governor Lawton Chiles, who invited Ashley to sing at a private function at the governor's mansion. Ashley, who proudly claims to be one of the world's biggest Barbra Streisand fans, attends Orange Grove Per-forming Arts School, where she's in the seventh grade. She sings in the gospel choir and represents the school's arts program as a featured soloist.
