Kirsten Harvey is a Brooklyn based theater artist invested in performative lip-syncing, musical theater, Primadonna-ness, rigor, and perversity. She has collaborated with many artists/collectives such as David Levine, Lee Sunday Evans, Amanda Palmer, Waterwell, JoAnne Akalaitis, Geoff Sobelle, Church of the Millennials, and Stephen Karam. She has performed with or shown works at Abrons Arts Center, Dixon Place, the Richard B Fisher Center for the Performing arts, New York Stage and Film’s Powerhouse Theater, and the CCS Hessel Museum of Art. She is a recipient of the 2017 Don Parker award for Excellence in Theater Performance awarded by Bard College.
Eleanor Robb is a theater-maker, writer, and performer from Washington, DC now living in Ridgewood, Queens. She is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and Bard College, where she was awarded the Carter Towbin Prize by the faculty of the Theater and Performance Department. Since her move to New York, she has performed work at Dixon Place, The Footlight, The Tank, the Verdi Square Arts Festival and Wild Project.