Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin is a Brooklyn­-based writer, producer & performer. She is a founding member of art incubator Undiscovered Countries and a co­-creator of original series 2 Girls | 1 Asian. Recent credits: Corners Grove (Planet Connections Theater Festivity 2015 six-time nominee, Best Featured Actress winner); assistant director to Young Jean Lee’s Straight White Men at the Public Theater; wardrobe at Blue Man Group; writer for upcoming series BKPI created by Hye Yun Park. kaelameishinggarvin.com

Daniel K. Isaac Select NYC Theatre: Anna Nicole the Opera (BAM), La Divina Caricatura (La MaMa, Under the Radar & St. Ann’s Warehouse), Underland (59E59) and Veritas (The Representatives). Upcoming Film/TV: Billions (Showtime), Money Monster (dir. Jodie Foster), Drew (NBC), The Jim Gaffigan Show (TV Land). Training: UCSD, BADA. www.DanielKIsaac.com

Mariel Matero was last seen as Holly in Glory Kadigan’s Superstars (NY Madness Festival).  She has been working on Other(s) since its inception. She co-creates, writes and performs in the web series Joanne and Beth (NY Web Fest). Training: T. Schreiber Studio; LAByrinth Theater Company. She is a 2010 Planet Activist Award Winner (Planet Connections Theatre Festivity). www.marielmatero.com

Antonio Minino’s credits include Suddenly a Knock… (TNC), Macbeth (FMP); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (OBP); With DMAC: Men in Towels, All About Sex, Adrift, Andy@62, Confessions…, Triptych and All About Meat; With MTWorks: Dark Water, Parts of Parts… and Arpeggio; With Planet Connections: The Colonel’s Wife (Winner Best Actor), Scene Unseen (Best Director Nominee), The Empress of Sex, The Stranger to Kindness (Best Actor Nominee).  www.antoniominino.com

Diana Oh is the creator of {my lingerie play} that culminates into an 80 minute concert-play of her original music featured on People.com, The Huffington Post, Upworthy, Marie Claire Netherlands, at Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Lark, and All For One. One of Refinery 29’s Top 14 LGBTQ Influencers, the first Queer Korean-American interviewed on Korean Broadcast Radio, a featured Playwright at the Lark, a Radical Diva Finalist, an Elphaba Thropp Fellow, and one of New York Theatre Now’s Person of the Year. Great big music from the {my lingerie play} band coming soon. The Wall Street Journal and Upworthy call her “bad-ass.”

David Stallings’s NYC credits include An Ideal Husband (Lord Goring), Macbeth (Lady Macbeth), Sweet, Sweet Spirit(Kendall), Farewell to Sanity (Dr. Henley; Planet Connections Winner Best Actor), Somdomite: The Loves of Oscar Wilde (Edward Carson; Thespis Theater Festival Nominated Best Actor), and The Picture of Dorian Gray (Lord Henry). www.stallingswrites.com

Collin James Bradley’s recent work includes Line Producer for Hannah and the Moonlit Dress (14th Street Y), Line Producer for Macbeth of the Oppressed (FMP), Lighting Designer for The Last Berplonza (Lady Grey Theatrical), Technical Manager and Lighting Designer for Planet Connections Theatre Festivity,  Assistant Lighting Designer for The 52nd Street Project,  Assistant Lighting Designer for Pimm’s Mission (Oberon Theatre co).

Aaron Gonzalez is a Director, Actor, Designer, AEA Stage Manager, and graduate of the UNCSA, Directing Program. Some Creds: Projection Design – John Leguizamo’s Ghetto Klown (LYCEUM & HBO). Resident Director/ASM –Billy Elliot The Musical National Tour. ASM – Time Stands Still (MTC & CORT). Planet Connections award nominee for Projection/Media design 2012. With Playwrights For A Cause he has designed video for world premieres by Israel Horovitz, Erik Ehn and Halley Feiffer. More info at www.aarongonzalez.info.

Glory Kadigan founded Planet Connections Theatre Festivity and served as the Producing Artistic Director for six seasons. Among her directing credits: St. Anne’s Soup (Israel Horovitz World Premier, Breaking Philip Glass (Israel Horovitz World Premiere), Her Speech (Erik Ehn World Premiere); Over the River and Through The Woods (Neil LaBute World Premier), Two Minute Warning (Neil LaBute, World Premier). Upcoming,  La Mama 2016 directing World Premiere of Erik Ehn’s “Clover”, Safe by Penny Jackson at 14th Street Theater,  Directing World Premieres of Regina Taylor’s “Biting the Bullet” and John Patrick Shanley’s “Doublecross”at The Atlantic Theatre, as part of Playwrights For A Cause July 24th.

Cheryl McCaarron has designed costumes for over 100 theatre, dance and film productions. Her work has been seen at Boomerang Theatre, Penguin Repertory Theater, Dorset Theatre Festival, the American Globe Theatre, Amas Musical Theater, Saratoga Shakespeare, NYMTF, and the Take Dance Company. She earned her MFA from Brandeis University. With Playwrights For A Cause she has designed costumes for world premieres by Israel Horovitz, Erik Ehn and Halley Feiffer.

Eric Mercado is a Brooklyn based director and theatre maker. He is a founding member of Merkins, Daniello & Sons and an artistic associate of Stone Soup Shakespeare. He is currently developing Fruit of the Sea, which is receiving a Workshop Residency with Barn Arts Collective this summer. BFA, NYU.  

Jacob Subotnick is an NYC based composer and sound designer who has designed over 75 Off and Off-Off Broadway productions. Winner Planet Connections Award for Sound Design. With Playwrights For A Cause he has designed sound for world premieres by Israel Horovitz, Wendy MacLeod, Winter Miller, John Patrick Shanley, Erik Ehn and Halley Feiffer. Please visit him at www.jacobsubotnick.com.

Susan Tenney’s choreography produced Off B’way, in film, and venues that include McCarter Theater, Cincinnati Playhouse, Edinburgh Fringe, and the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Recipient of a Princeton Arts Council commission, and four commissions from the Coalition For Peace  Action. A Planet Connections award winner in both Direction and Choreography. Memberof SDC.

Tyler Winthrop’s New York credits include Slaughterhouse-Five (FringeNYC), Cupid and Psyche, Rockabye Hamlet, what do you mean (Edinburgh Fringe Festival) and What Do Boys Want. Tyler holds her MFA in Stage Management from Rutgers University.  Credits: Eurydice, La Dispute, An Evening of Clifford Odets, Another Part of the Forest.