Dr. Viola Voilà (she/her) aka Dr. Kasey Calebaugh (he/him) is a violist, Suzuki music educator, and drag entertainer. He completed a Doctorate of Music Arts degree in Viola Performance from the Hartt School, graduating with the Regents’ Honor Award - the most prestigious award that the University of Hartford bestows on graduate students. Dr. Viola’s published doctoral research, titled “Color in Music: An Analysis of Joan Tower’s Purple Works for Viola,” won in the 2020 Dalton Research Competition and is published through The American Viola Society’s Journal. He completed Suzuki Violin & Viola, long-term training throughout all degrees, and currently teaches full-time at the Suzuki School of Newton outside Boston, MA. She regularly films drag story hours and interviews local residents at Ipswich Community Access Media, performs with the Cape Ann Symphony and Nonconformist Orchestra (the first and only transgender/non-binary, LGBTQ+ and minority inclusive professional orchestra), and serves on the Ipswich Cultural Council Board. As an active LGBTQ+ professional, Viola has been invited to speak and perform in drag at Buckingham Browne & Nichols in Cambridge, MA and Landmark High School in Beverly, MA, headline Hamilton-Wenham HRC Pride Picnic 2025, World Pride in Washington DC 2025, and countless other events & venues across greater Boston and the world.

Miranda Mitrano, better known as Mindy, is a degreed graphic artist and owner of Mindy Paper Art Studio & Cookies. Her split studio specializes in both handmade paper and delicately painted cookies, usually on separate days. She is currently the Librarian for the Museum of Printing, a local non-profit in Haverhill, where she explores vintage printing methods and gets to touch so many old books, much to her inner book dragon's delight. She is an avid baker and will seize almost any opportunity to unleash her creativity! #feedyourimagination