Jake Brasch is a graduate of NYU Tisch- Experimental Theatre Wing. He is a playwright, composer, performer and pianist. His plays have been produced in Denver, Chicago and New York. He composes music for film, musical theatre and opera. Recent performance credits include the feature film “I Didn’t Come Here to Make Love” and WE HEAL’s Gender Police.  He is Co-Artistic Director, along with Brittany Vicars, of The Red String Ensemble, a New York based theatre collective committed dually to new theatre work and creativity workshops. He is overjoyed to be working with such close friends on this piece and could not be more proud to be a Coloradan.

Madeline Barr is an actor, director, and theatre creator. She graduated from NYU Tisch-Experimental Theatre Wing . Credits include working with Richard Schechner to devise his new play “Imagining ‘O'”, “Three”- which just won the New York Society Library’s grant for emerging female playwrights, directing the Black Actor’s Guild in their company debut full length play, “Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train”, workshopping Tony Kushner’s new play with The Public Theatre, and most recently starring in Lorraine Portman’s new film entitled “Falling South”. She is thrilled to be working with Jake Brasch who she has known since she was eight years old and telling a story that takes place in their beautiful home state, Colorado.