Talkin' Macon Grey Henson

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Macon-native Grey Henson is an actor, dancer and singer. He originated the role of Damian Hubbard in the Broadway production of Mean Girls, a role that earned him a nomination for a 2018 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical. He has also played Elder McKinley in both the Broadway and U.S. National Touring productions of The Book of Mormon.

Henson started acting and dancing as a young child in Macon at Macon Little Theatre, Theatre Macon, and Madison's School of Dance. He graduated from Carnegie Mellon University.

Henson has played roles in other theatre productions like Shucked and tick, tick...BOOM! He also played Tate in the series Girls5eva.

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Aaron Buzza

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Aaron Buzza

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Aaron Buzza is the Senior VP/COO of Visit Macon. He also serves as the Camera-Ready Liaison for the County, helping to bring film and television productions to the area. He has worked in tourism for nearly 20 years in capacities that include sales, management and even baking pies at a café along a Southeast Minnesota bicycle trail. He's an avid sports fan and a true champion for Macon serving on multiple boards such as the Macon Arts Alliance and even runs the I Am Macon ambassador program! He also is the host of the Talkin' Macon podcast where special guests sit down and discuss the biggest ticket items on Macon's past, present and future!