Gibson DelGiudice's entertainment career began when he was first discovered at the age of 15 by Broadway legend Michael Butler (Hair). Butler and his team introduced Gibson to Richard Haase, an NYC-based producer/auteur, as a prodigy in whom Butler recommended Haase take professional interest. After five years of apprenticeship, Gibson emerged as a vital component of Haase’s Two Per Cent Solution in NYC, and became a director of project development, involved in the company’s major stage, film, and TV productions, as well as heading their publicity and public relations department. When not engaged with Two Per Cent, he runs a blog about the performing arts called Ars Pro Concreta, helps administer the fan site Jesus Christ Superstar Zone (object of affection self-explanatory), co-hosts the podcast A Good Nightmare Comes So Rarely (about the downfall of Dance of the Vampires), and moonlights as a singer and wedding officiant in his native Rhode Island.