Our Story

Christopher Moll is a Las Vegas native who started dancing at the age of 10. He has a B.F.A. in acting from the University of Montana and has performed in dozens of musicals around the country including several seasons of leading roles at Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre and an eleven week tour with Missoula Children’s Theater. As choreographer, Christopher has staged dances for Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre, Stumptown Stages in Portland, Oregon, and the City University of New York. Christopher has been an active member of the film and television community in Los Angeles, including performing with distinction in the Wayne Dvorak Screen Acting Showcase, and appearing as a principal performer in the NBC daytime drama, Passions. In New York City, Christopher has pursued his performing career through giving successful solo performances at the acclaimed cabaret venue “Don’t Tell Mama,” and by releasing a solo album of his original compositions entitled Fragile Strength. Christopher is the owner and director of Jazz Hands Children's Theatre.

Alexandra Vaccino is an actress, writer, and photographer from New York. Recent notable credits include the Audible series Heads Will Roll opposite Kate McKinnon, a web-series for Above Average/Broadway Video directed by Amy York Rubin, and the New York premiere charity reading of Cry It Out by Molly Smith Metzler. This past summer, she starred in an 8MM short by up-and-coming director Tess Harrison (This Is a Film About My Mother) and workshopped Lanford Wilson's Talley's Folly through the KDNY Studio.  She has trained extensively with the likes of Kyle Donnelly, Brad Fleischer, and Robert Castle, attended the Conservatory Program at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, and workshopped with LABryinth and IT New York. Alexandra is also the founder of The Red Door Retreat, an acting intensive that takes place several times a year in Italy. Additionally, she recently finished her first feature-length screenplay, which earned her acceptance into the Nostos Screenwriting Fellowship to workshop her script alongside internationally recognized writers. Alexandra is first and foremost a storyteller, whether on stage, behind her camera, or through her writing.