Three World Class Performers. Twenty Years of Friendship. One Unforgettable Show.

Meet Triple Threat

Rachel Potter, Marty Thomas, and Omar Cardona have been woven into each other's lives for nearly two decades — long before they ever shared a stage. Rachel and Omar met in 2006, performing together in the High School Musical show at Walt Disney World. Rachel and Marty met in 2009 when he judged a singing competition she entered after moving to New York City. When Rachel introduced the two men to each other, they immediately fell in love with each other's voices. For years, impromptu karaoke performances of "Don't Stop Believin'" would leave entire rooms speechless. Friends always said it: there's something different about these three voices together.

It just took the right moment to prove it. That moment came in 2025, when Rachel was recording her solo album Stages and invited both Omar and Marty to appear on a track. Unable to find an existing trio song worthy of the occasion, she created one — a mashup of "Come What May" from Moulin Rouge! with "I Love You" from The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Marty thought the idea was crazy, but audiences have called it a revelation. And so — Triple Threat was born.

Their first public showcase, staged in New York City with just three days of notice, sold out. Multiple standing ovations followed.

What happens on a Triple Threat stage is rare — three world-class performers who are also, genuinely, each other's biggest fans. They don't just sing together. They belong together. That joy is contagious — and you'll leave wanting more.

Rachel Potter - member of the trio vocal group Triple Threat. A woman in a red evening gown with lace and sequin details, standing on a stage with dark curtains and bright blue and white stage lights overhead.

Rachel Potter

Rachel Potter is a Broadway veteran and recording artist whose credits include Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family, the Mistress in the Tony-nominated revival of Evita, and Glinda in the national tour of Wicked. She earned international recognition as a Top 12 finalist on Season 3 of The X Factor USA and has amassed millions of views through viral collaborations with VoicePlay and Voctave. She is a signed artist with Joy Machine Records, and her most recent Broadway Symphonic album Stages, garnered international acclaim for its stunning arrangements and collaborations.

Omar Cardona - a member of the trio Vocal group Triple Threat. A man with short curly hair, wearing a black suit stands in a dark room with blue lighting and red curved lines on the ceiling, looking to his right with one hand on his hip.

Omar Cardona

Omar Cardona spent fifteen years performing at Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, cruise ships, and concert stages before his blind audition on Season 22 of The Voice earned all four chair turns and catapulted him to a 4th place finish on Team Legend. A frequent guest star with the accapella group VoicePlay, and known for his voice soaring all over Disney Parks around the world. Omar is known for signing songs in ASL in honor of his deaf son — a moment that has moved every audience who has witnessed it to tears.

Marty Thomas - a member of the trio Vocal group Triple Threat. A man with a beard and short dark hair, wearing a shiny black suit, standing in front of a dark background with hanging blue lights.

Marty Thomas

Marty Thomas made his Broadway debut at age 11 in The Secret Garden, after his mother moved him from their farm in Missouri to New York City to pursue his dream. He went on to perform on Broadway in Wicked and Xanadu, is a Grammy-nominated recording artist, and at age eight beat a then-unknown Britney Spears on Star Search to become Junior Vocalist Champion. He has shared stages with Billy Porter, Patti LaBelle, and Barry Manilow, and appeared on CBS's Two Broke Girls and Netflix's Grace and Frankie