Scott F. Davis is a recent graduate of B.A. Directing Program at Pace University. He recently presented an adaptation of Kaspar by Peter Handke to The Sibiu International Theatre Festival. He also just wrapped a workshop of Self-Accusation at LPAC under the direction of Gabriel Shanks, Executive Director of The Drama League. His next project is assistant directing Playhouse Creatures next production, One Flea Spare by Naomi Wallace at The Sheen Center directed by Caitlin McLeod. Scott’s other recent credits include Songbird (NY Times Critics Pick) at 59e59 and TW 1982 at Walkerspace.

Spencer Armstrong is a Collaborative Theater Artist focusing on the Creation and Development of New Devised Work. Spencer is currently the Assistant Director and Production Stage Manager of En Garde Art’s New multi-media Docu-Theater production Wilderness, Director Seth Bockley- Premiering at Abrons Art Center in October. Associate Director Credits: All is Good, Biennal Arte Joven, Argentina. Love Is Love, The Sibiu International Theater Festival, Romania (Dir. Adrienne Kapstien). Assistant Producer / Asst. Director of Light; a Dark Comedy in Brooklyn. Spencer was the volunteer coordinator of BOSSS Theater Festival.

David Arminino is an actor, writer, and collaborator whose work spans the mediums of theater, film and television. In the NYC theater scene, David’s work has appeared at:  Theater Row, Theater for the New City, The Access Theater, IRT, The Irondale Center, The Abingdon Theatre, Roy Arias Studios, and The Figment Festival on Governors Island. Rolls include: off-Broadway: WILD (Jordy), Wilde Tales (Fisherman), This Property Is Condemned (Tom), Our Lady of 121st Street (Gail). On film David has appeared in episodic series including Unforgettable (CBS), One Bad Choice (MTV), Shadow of Doubt (Discovery) – two national commercial campaigns for Mashable Inc. and Mylan “Face Your Risk” – and the award-winning short film: The Sketch Artist. Coming up will be: continuing development with the Collective Next Faggot Nation – the premier of BRKLYN, a new web-series which David wrapped initial filming on earlier this year – and traveling to Taipei this fall, to take part in the annual World Wide Theater Lab, with a group of international directors/artists.

John Erickson is a Brooklyn based projection designer who has worked all around the United States. Originally from Colorado John graduated from Colorado State University with a Technical Theatre Degree. Projection design credits include Who Knows? (Independent film), The Bridgette Hobbes Connection (Tisch School of the Arts), and Winners (Ensemble Theatre). Assistant Design credits include Josephine (Asolo Rep), Marley (CenterStage Theatre) and Aida (The Muny Theatre).

Marc Jablonski is a sound designer/composer and researcher who spends his days studying broadway audiences in an office, and his nights designing in theaters. His sound has been heard around the city at venues such as the Gym at Judson, Dixon Place, the Access Theater, Under St. Marks, IATI, a few bars, and a senior citizens home in Long Island City.

Ashton Muñiz is an actor, artist, and activist based in NYC; and is stoked to be apart of this experience. NY theater credits include Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of Popular Music (St. Ann’s / Pomegranate Arts), On False Tears and Outsourcing (New Museum), Caenis (Pace Gallery). Ashton is also a resident actor at The Flea. Credits include: Take Care (dir. Nigel Smith), The Blind, and Madhouse. Other recent credits include Emperor of the Moon (Ferdinand), Romeo and Juliet (Benvolio), Generation Y (Micheal), Eyes Closed (Dreamer). Training: Ithaca College, Moscow Arts Theatre School (MXAT/NTI), S&Co-Young Company.