The team of Conwell S. Worthington II and Michael Coleman and their company Cornerstone Entertainment International, Inc is well respected in the industry for their integrity and first class quality of work. Most recently, the company produced the successful award winning production of The Laramie Project, at the Laguna Playhouse.

Mr. Worthington staged The King and I on Broadway with the legendary Yul Brynner, with which Mr. Coleman assisted in staging the children into the show. Mr. Worthington also co-directed the very successful National Tour of The King and I, starring the late Rudolf Nureyev, and along with Mr. Coleman were associate producers of Sugar starring Robert Morse at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles.

Before working together for over six years at Disney, Coleman and Worthington produced and/or created numerously successful shows including The Red Skelton Concert, The Andy Williams Christmas Show, and The Doug Henning Magic Show in concert, Victor Borge, Tony Bennett and Tom Jones, as well as charitable events with Beverly Sills, Angela Lansbury, Itzack Perlman, Red Skelton, Dick Van Dyke, Danny Kaye and Ethel Merman. They also originated, directed, wrote and produced the phenomenally successful The Glory of Christmas in Los Angeles market starring Dean Jones, Debby Boone, and featuring the London Symphony Orchestra, and directed, and produced the critically acclaimed The Glory of Easter starring the narration of Gregory Peck, and featuring Michael York. Recently, they co-directed the dinner show for Caesars' Palace new $60 million dollar attraction, Caesars' Magical Empire.