Gabrielle Schutz is a New York City based Theatre & Dance artist who focuses on directing, writing & choreographing original performance. As a Director & Choreographer, her work has been featured in the Northwest New Work Festival, the Seattle International Dance Festival,& at Sarah Lawrence College. As a performer, she recently collaborated with David Neumann & Sibyl Kempson in the workshop production of Let Us Now Praise Susan Sontag at Sarah Lawrence College. She holds an MFA in Theatre from Sarah Lawrence College (2015).

Maridee Slater is a director, performer & writer with a penchant for Rock & Roll. She has her MFA in Directing from Columbia University. Recent projects include 5150: a playlist on love & disaster as part of F!ckFest at The Brick, The Tooth of Crime by Sam Shepard, with original music by Jillie Mae Eddy & Sam Gelband, & You’ve Been Tartuffed (Lickety Split, Off-Broadway). Most recently she produced Jillie Mae Eddy’s The Boys Are Angry at the 2015 NYC Fringe Festival.

Liz McAuliffe is a dancer based in Brooklyn, NY.  She is currently developing a solo performance practice using choreography, voice & poetry to explore memory & queerness.  McAuliffe has danced at venues including Brooklyn Academy of Music, The New Museum, The Invisible Dog, Judson Church & CAVE.  She has collaborated & performed with artists & choreographers including Amy Khoshbin, Zavé Martohardjono, Denisa Musilova & Leimay.  McAuliffe is one half of the Washington D.C. based music project Queer Pressure.