Frack Theatre is a New York theatre company founded on the principle of utilizing theatre as a means of community empowerment. Using techniques of verbatim and documentary theatre, Frack aims to use storytelling as a means of investigation. Our theatre is one that digs deep, that puts pressure on the dominant discourse and exposes its cracks and fault lines. Underneath the thick crust of a homogenized society lie the deep, profound and moving stories that so often remain untold.

MYA KAGAN is a writer whose work is known for being smart, lively, deliciously absurd, and wildly entertaining. Her plays have been seen and heard at Ars Nova, the American Globe, Manhattan Theater Source, New Dramatists, NYU, Lincoln Center Directors’ Lab, and more. As a freelancer, she’s written everything from webisodes to online dating profiles. NYU-Tisch, BFA in Dramatic Writing. www.myakagan.com.

ELANA MCKELAHAN is a freelance theatre director and founding artistic director of Highly Impractical Theatre (HIT). Recent New York directing credits include Three Sisters (HIT), The Spring Cycle (HIT), Culture Project’s Director’s Weekend, and workshopping & developing Typecast by Lauren Hennessy (Women Center Stage Festival).