Jude acts as Jupiter's primary administrator. He also writes libretti, lyrics, and show books. He is writing this web page, right now. He is tired and too humble to toot his own horn but hopes you enjoy Jupiter's stories and songs.

Rudolph's music has been commissioned, performed, and/or recorded by New Moon Opera, Chicago Fringe Opera, Fresh Squeezed Opera, Chicago Gay Men's Chorus, and Interlochen Arts Academy Chorale.

Acclaimed for his expressive, powerful voice, wide range, and nuanced versatility, along with an authentic and engaging stage presence, Fry enjoys a diverse career as singer, actor, narrator, and recording artist.

With over a decade of experience in theater music, Jiwon has cultivated a deep passion for tonal music and rhythm-driven compositions across a variety of genres. Jiwon’s love for the stage is matched only by her belief in the transformative power of storytelling through music, thriving in the collaborative energy of working with musicians, actors, dancers, and playwrights.

Jules lives in New York, where they are currently pursuing a Master of Music degree in Voice Performance at Brooklyn College and establishing their opera production company. They sing with the Empire City Men's Chorus and St. Michael's Episcopal Church on the Upper West Side.

Jennifer is a pianist and vocal coach in the Chicago area and has recently completed her second year in the Chicago Opera Theater/Chicago College of the Performing Arts at Roosevelt University Professional Diploma and Young Artist Program. In 2024 and 2025, she joined Chicago Summer Opera as pianist and coach.

Jodi writes text-based, character-driven music fueled by her extensive background as a vocal coach and song-specialist collaborative pianist. Her compositions have been performed across the United States and internationally and featured on National Public Radio. Ms. Goble is Full Teaching Professor in Voice at Iowa State University.

Lovett worked as a freelance composer, based in Cambridge, UK, specializing in chamber-music, electroacoustic music, opera, music-theatre and music for theatre and film. Lovett forged an especially strong collaboration with London-based ensemble, The Electric Voice Theatre, composing three operas for them between 2005 and 2009. Lovett joined the Department of Music at Princeton University as a Professional Specialist in 2009.

Vince received his first public premiere in 2011 on the Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. Later that year, he was named 2011-2012 William H. Lively Student Composer in Residence with the Irving Symphony in Irving, Texas. A finalist in the 2015 ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards, he completed his Masters in Music Composition at Southern Methodist University.