is an Emmy, Tony, and Grammy-nominated artist who can currently be seen starring in the Samuel Goldwyn Films’ 88, which won acclaim at The 2022 Tribeca Film Festival and can currently be watched on Apple +. Dixon stars as “Femi Jackson,” a political operative who discovers information about who is backing his candidate running for president.

Dixon can also be watched recurring on Peacock’s award-nominated series, "The Best Man," as “Demetrius” opposite Nia Long. On television, Dixon has been seen as a series regular on  "Power" for STARZ, and on “She’s Gotta Have It” for Netflix, “Gone,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” and “The Good Wife.” 

On the New York Stage, Dixon was recently seen starring in the highly acclaimed new musical Black No More, inspired by George S. Schuyler’s Afrofuturist novel set during the Harlem Renaissance. The musical featured a book by Academy Award winner John Ridley (12 Years a Slave), music by Tariq Trotter, Anthony Tidd, James Poyser, and Daryl Waters, lyrics by two-time Grammy Award winner Tariq Trotter, choreography by two-time Tony Award winner Bill T. Jones (Spring Awakening and Fela!), and direction by The New Group’s founding Artistic Director Scott Elliott.

Dixon was lauded for his Judas in NBC’s "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert" (Emmy Award nomination) and starred in "RENT: Live" on Fox as "Tom Collins." Previous Broadway credits include: his historic run as Aaron Burr in Hamilton, Eubie Blake in Shuffle Along (Tony Award nomination), Berry Gordy in Motown: The Musical (Grammy and Drama League Award nominations), and Harpo in The Color Purple (Tony Award nomination). National tour: Simba in The Lion King. Off- Broadway: F**king A, Rent, and The Scottsboro Boys (Lucille Lortel, Drama League, Outer Critics Circle and Laurence Olivier Award nominations).

Dixon was raised in Maryland, and is a graduate of Columbia University. He is the co-founder of WalkRunFly Productions multimedia production company.

is a Tony Award-nominated actor as well as a Grammy and Emmy Award winner. Broadway: Hamilton, Holler if Ya Hear Me, After Midnight, The Bronx Bombers (Derek Jeter), In The Heights (Benny), Memphis (Delray Farrell), and The Lion King (Simba). Off-Broadway includes Bronx Bombers (Primary Stages); The Jammer (Atlantic Theater Co.); Lonely, I’m Not (Second Stage); In the Heights (37 Arts); and Cotton Club Parade (ENCORES! at City Center). TV and Film: Freestyle Love Supreme (Pivot Network), "Person of Interest," "A Gifted Man," "Fringe," "Gossip Girl," Tracers, After.Life, In The Heights, "Bull" (CBS), "When They See Us" (Netflix).

is a Pulitzer Prize, Grammy, Emmy and Tony Award-winning songwriter, actor, director, and producer. Creator and original star of Broadway’s Hamilton and In the Heights. Additional Broadway: New York, New York (additional lyrics); Freestyle Love Supreme (2020 Special Tony Award); Bring It On: The Musical (co-composer/co-lyricist). 2015 MacArthur Foundation Award, 2018 Kennedy Center Honors, and 2019 Portrait of a Nation Prize. TV/Film: tick, tick…BOOM!, “His Dark Materials,” “Fosse/Verdon,” Moana (Oscar nomination, Grammy Award), Encanto (Oscar nomination, two Grammy Awards), Hamilton (Emmy Award), Mary Poppins Returns, Vivo, and the live action The Little Mermaid.

will next be seen leading The Public Theater’s much anticipated production of Hell’s Kitchen, the new musical loosley based on the life story and music of powerhouse performer Alicia Keys, directed by Michael Grief. Moon recently shot a supporting lead role in the upcoming feature Mystic Christmas. They were a standout in this past year’s ABC/Disney Discovery Showcase.

stars as Francine Evans in the Tony-nominated musical New York, New York, inspired by the 1977 movie, stepping into the iconic role immortalized by Liza Minnelli. Her portrayal received nominations from The Drama League, Outer Critics Circle, and Drama Desk. She also co-stars as Adriana in the Apple + TV series "Dear Edward" alongside Connie Britton and Taylor Schilling. She recently starred as "Catherine Parr" in the North American tour and Broadway debut of SIX on Broadway. She and the cast were nominated for a Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album. She has previously recurred on Showtime's "City on a Hill" and guest starred on CBS' "FBI." She made her Broadway debut in Once on this Island as "Andrea Devereau." She graduated from Texas State University, earning a BFA in musical theater, and lives in New York City.