PERFORMERS

Julie Hinton is a multifaceted performer based in Los Angeles, excelling as a singer, actor, writer, composer, and producer. She regularly lends her voice to various performances throughout the greater LA area, working as a recording artist, church soloist, choir ringer, Christmas caroler, and more. Her dynamic stage presence has led her to star in numerous musical theater productions, and she co-wrote and recorded The Big American Winter Holiday Musical Spectacular. Additionally, she is the featured soloist for the Sounds of Christmas singalong tour, spreading holiday cheer through music. Beyond performing, Julie’s choral arrangements are sung by groups around the world, showcasing her talents as a composer and arranger. She also moonlights as an audiobook narrator, bringing stories to life with her expressive voice, and works as a professional organizer, helping others create order and harmony in their spaces. Julie is passionate about using her talents to inspire and uplift audiences everywhere.

Paul returns for his seventh year performing as John. A native of Thousand Oaks, he grew up loving music and participating in various performing groups in junior high and high school. He studied Piano Performance on scholarship at Brigham Young University where he was a member of Concert Choir and performed in several musical theater productions, including West Side Story and Guys and Dolls.  He also spent two summers doing professional musical theater at Sundance Theater, performing in Carousel and Guys and Dolls. He is reprising his role as John in Lamb of God which he has performed each of the past three years. Paul graduated from UC Berkeley’s School of Optometry and has practiced optometry in Thousand Oaks for the last 20 years. Besides being an eye doctor, he loves being Dad to his 4 children and being married to his wife Romy.

Danielle is honored to join Lamb of God as the voice of Mary, Mother of Jesus. A Los Angeles native, she is a passionate and accomplished vocalist with a Bachelor of Arts in Music with Honors from Stanford University and a Master of Music in Voice Performance from Boston University. Danielle has performed on prestigious stages, most recently portraying Marcellina and Cherubino in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro at the historic Estates Theatre in Prague. She has refined her artistry through esteemed vocal programs, including the Prague Summer Nights Young Artists Music Festival and the Bel Canto Institute Summer Vocal Performance Program in Florence, Italy. Her musical excellence has earned her numerous honors, including membership in the Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society and Stanford’s Marie Gibson Prize in Vocal Performance. With a rich background in opera and recital performance, Danielle is thrilled to bring her voice to this sacred production.

Returning for her fourth year in Lamb of God, Natalie has previously portrayed the roles of Damsel, Maid, and choir member. She performed as a soloist in Night in Bethlehem, playing Mary in 2021 and Rebecca from 2022 to 2024, and in Finding Christmas in 2011. From 2003 to 2005, she sang with the Brigham Young University Women’s Chorus. Natalie has conducted the multi-congregational choir of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Thousand Oaks Stake for six years, along with various children’s, youth, and adult choirs. She enjoys arranging, composing, and transcribing music and plays the organ for her local congregation. A dedicated mother, she homeschools her four children, instilling in them a love of learning and faith in Jesus Christ. Truly, she has come to know that “This is He,” and delights in this opportunity to share that testimony with you.

Faith Clegg is honored to join the talented artists of Lamb of God. Born and raised in the Newbury Park area, she discovered her love for vocal performance at an early age, singing in church choirs and participating in programs at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts. She continued her voice training in college and is happy to be back singing in her hometown and to reconnect with the local arts community and contribute to this powerful production. Faith is grateful for the opportunity to sing alongside such talented musicians and to be part of a performance that uplifts and inspires. She looks forward to sharing her testimony and love for music with the audience.

Selena Johnson is a wife, mother of five grown children, and a proud new grandmother. Music has been part of her life since childhood, growing up in a musical family. Her mother sang in the women’s choir and played the organ at church, while she and her siblings filled their home with music through piano, choir, and drums. In high school, she was honored to join the Madrigals her senior year. Though she sings Second Soprano, she learned to harmonize as an Alto at just three years old beside her mother. For 20 years, she has composed and performed piano solo renditions of hymns for church Sacrament meetings. Last year, she joined The Southern California Latter-day Saint Choir and Lamb of God, a deeply fulfilling experience. She cherishes the opportunity to share uplifting music that brings the spirit of the Lord Jesus Christ, her Salvation, Redeemer, and Savior.

Lynette Green is thrilled to return to Lamb of God this year. Her musical journey began at age eight with piano, and in high school, she discovered her passion for singing. She earned a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Arts from CSU Northridge, where she performed in Gianni Schicchi and honed her classical training. She has sung with the Ventura Master Chorale, soloing in Carmina Burana, and performed in musicals like Who Shot the Sheriff? With the Village Voices Chorale, she soloed in Grandma’s Killer Fruitcake, Jamaican Noel, and Puttin’ on the Ritz. She and her brother recently performed a 45-minute set at the Simi Valley Community Christmas Crèche, sharing their love of music. With over 20 years of teaching piano and voice, Lynette has mentored students, directed school performances, and inspired young musicians. Outside music, she enjoys triathlon training, reading, and crafting healthy cookie recipes for her children.

Chad has been a performer since age 11, starring in Oliver Twist and later leading in The Savior of the World, The Forgotten Carols, Night in Bethlehem, and more. For 15 years, he has been the lead singer of Loudmouth, a high-energy Rock and Roll band covering classics from Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, and the Rolling Stones, as well as modern hits. Loudmouth entertains at dances, weddings, church events, and corporate gatherings, keeping audiences on their feet. Outside of music, Chad is an orthodontist with offices in Camarillo, Santa Barbara, and Buellton, California. Married to Laura Torgersen for 32 years, they are proud parents of four and grandparents to four. This year marks his second performance in Lamb of God.

Aaron Woolley is honored to return as a narrator for the seventh consecutive year. A longtime Conejo Valley resident, he has been deeply involved in the local arts scene, performing in numerous musicals and singing groups. His powerful voice and stage presence have made him a frequent participant in community productions and a valued contributor to local events. Frequently invited to serve as Master of Ceremonies, he is a familiar and trusted presence at various gatherings, bringing professionalism and charisma to each occasion. His voiceover talents have also been featured in professional business advertisements, further showcasing his versatility. Beyond performing, Aaron is a dedicated business professional. He serves as a business manager for the entertainment industry, is a skilled tax accountant, and owns Trust Management of Westlake Village. Balancing his career and artistic pursuits, he is also a devoted husband to Maren and a proud father of five children.

Marie Pearson Tarbet is thrilled to return as a narrator this year. She is a voice-over artist with national ads for Hallmark, NBC, Allstate, Olive Garden, and projects for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She is also the voice of the Nauvoo Visitor’s Center women’s statues. As one half of the brother-sister band “The Pearsons,” she has worked on projects for Deseret Book, PBS, Especially For Youth, Shadow Mountain, Target, and Irving Music. Their song “I Believe That Jesus Loves Me” will be published in multiple languages in the Friend magazine in 2025. Marie loves narrating this beautiful story of Jesus Christ! She enjoys playing instruments, teaching music, and growing vegetables. Her best friend is her husband Lee, and together they served a senior mission in rural Thailand (2022-2023), where she recorded voice-overs for a major public hospital. During her time there, she picked up a bit of Thai and enjoyed plenty of spicy food.