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Dr. FLOW — Press Kit
Official biography, approved photographs, performance videos, music samples, and verified production credits.
Official Biography
André “Dr. FLOW” Stith is a Broadway veteran, vocalist, teaching artist, speaker, coach, and creative producer dedicated to helping people discover their voices, develop confidence, and pursue meaningful lives.
With experience spanning live performance, education, media, and community engagement, he brings artistic excellence and practical encouragement to audiences worldwide.
As Founder of Love In Action Network and Love City Arts Academy, he develops programs and experiences that encourage, equip, and empower individuals to recognize their potential and take meaningful action toward their dreams.
You are loved and lovable.
Download the Press Kit
The full electronic press kit — biography, credentials, résumé, and interview topics — lives at epk.askdrflow.com.
Booking Contact
Performance booking: venue & event inquiry form
Press and general inquiries: askdrflow@gmail.com
Approved Photographs
From the stage
Approved promotional photographs. Click a photo to download the original file.
Performance Videos
Watch Dr. FLOW
- Live Vocal Demo Reel Demo
- Bridge Over Troubled Water Demo
- A Change Is Gonna Come Demo
- Singer / Actor / Strong Mover Reel Demo
- The Loved & Lovable Anthem (Songwriting Demo) Demo
- Master Of The House (MT Audition) Demo
- Drink With Me (MT Audition) Demo
- Dance & Movement Demo
- When I Fall In Love (Cabaret Demo) Demo
Full video embeds live on the Music page.
Music Sample
The Loved & Lovable Anthem
With FLOW and BGVs — the featured finished recording. Listen right here.
Also on the album Dr. Flow & The Love Experience at Love City Music.
Verified Production Credits
The record, as it stands
| Production | Role |
|---|---|
| Rocktopia — Broadway, Broadway Theatre, New York City | Featured Vocalist |
| Feinstein’s / 54 Below — New York City | Featured Soloist |
| Royal Caribbean Productions | Principal Singer / Dancer |
| Carnival Entertainment | Principal Singer / Dancer |
| Television guest appearances | TBN, INSP, and Daystar |
Business & Organizational Experience
- Stantec — New York, NY. MBD Promotions Specialist, 2016–2020. $2.2 million global tradeshow and sponsorship portfolio.
- Big Apple Circus — New York, NY. Box Office Associate, 2021–2022.
- GreenPearl Events — New York, NY. Office Manager, 2016.
Education & Training
Lee University — Cleveland, Tennessee. Studies in Sociology & Sacred Music, with a Vocal Performance Focus. Vocal ensemble leadership, touring coordination, campus engagement.
Selected Career Highlights
- Featured vocalist in Rocktopia on Broadway
- Featured soloist at Feinstein’s / 54 Below
- Principal singer and dancer with Royal Caribbean Productions and Carnival Entertainment
- Television guest appearances on TBN, INSP, and Daystar
- Founder of Love In Action Network (2017) and Love City Arts Academy
- Founder of the Dr. FLOW Performance Studio
- More than 15 years of administration, marketing, and operations experience
- $2.2 million Stantec tradeshow and sponsorship portfolio
- More than 27 years of combined experience
Suggested Interview Topics
Meaningful conversations. Real experiences. Practical insights.
André “Dr. FLOW” Stith brings a unique perspective shaped by his experiences as a Broadway performer, teaching artist, coach, producer, entrepreneur, and community builder.
Known for his engaging conversational style, warmth, humor, and ability to make complex ideas accessible, Dr. FLOW offers audiences more than inspiration. He shares personal experiences, practical strategies, and fresh perspectives that encourage people to think differently, communicate more confidently, and take meaningful action.
Available for podcasts, television and radio interviews, livestreams, panel discussions, conferences, and educational programming.
01. Finding Your Voice & Building Confidence
“What happens when you finally give yourself permission to be heard?”
Explore why so many people struggle to express themselves, how fear of judgment affects communication, and what it takes to develop authentic confidence in everyday life.
Conversation angles:
- Why capable people struggle to speak up
- How to stop shrinking yourself to make others comfortable
- Building confidence before you feel ready
- Finding your authentic voice in a world full of expectations
02. Life Behind the Curtain: Lessons from Broadway
“What does a career in professional entertainment teach you about life?”
Drawing from his experience in Broadway and professional entertainment, Dr. FLOW shares lessons about preparation, rejection, resilience, collaboration, and what audiences rarely see behind the scenes.
Conversation angles:
- What Broadway taught me about success and failure
- The difference between talent and professional readiness
- Navigating rejection in a competitive industry
- Why every professional is a performer in some way
03. Overcoming Stage Fright & the Fear of Being Seen
“Why does being visible feel so frightening, even when we have something valuable to share?”
Discover how performers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and everyday people can develop the skills to manage performance anxiety and communicate with greater freedom.
Conversation angles:
- Why stage fright isn’t limited to the stage
- Practical ways to prepare for high-pressure moments
- Moving from perfectionism to authentic expression
- How online coaching can help people develop performance confidence
04. You Are Your Marketing: Visibility Without Losing Yourself
“How do you get people to recognize your value without feeling like you’re constantly selling yourself?”
Explore personal branding, public relations, communication, and the relationship between authenticity and professional visibility.
Conversation angles:
- Why talented people often remain invisible
- How to talk about your work without feeling salesy
- Building a personal brand around who you really are
- Turning everyday conversations into meaningful professional opportunities
05. The Power of Encouragement & Human Connection
“Can one conversation genuinely change someone’s life?”
Explore how encouragement, belonging, compassion, and meaningful relationships influence personal growth, creativity, leadership, and community well-being.
Conversation angles:
- The difference between encouragement and empty positivity
- Why people need someone to believe in their dreams
- How small acts of kindness create lasting ripple effects
- Building communities where people feel seen, heard, and valued
06. Reinvention, Resilience & Starting Again
“What do you do when the life you’ve built no longer looks like the life you want?”
A conversation about navigating uncertainty, redefining success, rebuilding confidence, and discovering new possibilities at different stages of life.
Conversation angles:
- Starting over without starting from nothing
- Rebuilding a creative career through changing circumstances
- Letting go of outdated definitions of success
- Finding the courage to pursue a dream later in life
07. Communication That Changes Relationships & Careers
“What if better communication could change nearly every area of your life?”
Examine the practical communication skills that help people navigate difficult conversations, establish boundaries, express their needs, and build stronger personal and professional relationships.
Conversation angles:
- Why people struggle to say what they actually mean
- Learning to be assertive without becoming aggressive
- How people-pleasing affects communication
- The connection between listening, confidence, and leadership
08. Building Creative Communities & Creating Opportunities
“What does it take to build the opportunities you wish already existed?”
Drawing from his work developing arts programming and Love In Action Network, Dr. FLOW explores the power of collaboration, grassroots leadership, and creating spaces where people can contribute and grow.
Conversation angles:
- Why artists need community as much as opportunity
- Building creative programs with limited resources
- Turning relationships into sustainable collaborations
- Making performing arts education more accessible
09. Creativity, Entrepreneurship & the Business of Being an Artist
“How can creative people build sustainable careers without abandoning their artistic identity?”
A practical discussion about the intersection of creativity, business, professional development, and personal responsibility.
Conversation angles:
- Why artists must learn to advocate for their work
- Building multiple income opportunities around creative skills
- The importance of relationships in a creative career
- Balancing artistic purpose with financial sustainability
10. Teaching, Mentorship & Unlocking Human Potential
“What changes when someone finally has the support to develop a skill they once believed was beyond their reach?”
Explore how education, mentorship, coaching, and accessible learning experiences help people develop new abilities and expand their sense of possibility.
Conversation angles:
- Why confidence is a skill that can be developed
- Making creative education welcoming to beginners
- The difference between teaching information and developing people
- How mentorship helps people move from dreaming to doing
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