Cara Scarmack is a theater-maker and musician who has collaboratively helmed her plays BETTER NOT TOUCH THAT; WHAT HAPPENED IN OHIO; OHIO, REVISITED; and BEFORE YOU GET TOO FAR AFIELD. Scarmack has happily and consistently worked with Priscilla Holbrook, Katie Proulx, Cassandra Weston, Chris Weston and Ashley Nease. Together with Jessica Almasy, Kate Benson and William Burke, Scarmack is a member of WOOK TAUT MAJESTY, a writing/performance collective. Scarmack participated in Target Margin’s inaugural Institute for Collaborative Theater Making. She is an Affiliate Artist of New Georges. Scarmack earned her MFA in Mac Wellman’s playwriting program at Brooklyn College.

Priscilla Holbrook’s New York theatre credits include productions at P.S.122, LaMama, the Kitchen, the Ontological, HERE and countless other sites. Priscilla has as worked with distinguished directors, including Reza Abdoh (Walker Arts Center, European tours), Pavol Liska, Mike Taylor, Kevin Cunningham (3LD), Edward Elefterion, Tony Torn, Renee Philippi and Vera Beren. Has collaborated extensively with Cara Scarmack for the last six years. Her band Susan Jane recently released their album GROWING WILD.

Ashley Nease is a theatre and filmmaker. Her work as an actor, vocalist, and producer has been seen on NYC stages including New York Theatre Workshop, The Field, and Dixon Place. “If we were to peel away this massive disguise, the blocks of repression over human techniques for earning glory, we would arrive at the potentially most liberating question of all, the main problem of human life: How empirically true is the cultural hero system that sustains and drives [us]?” ― Ernest Becker, The Denial of Death

Katie Proulx is an actor, movement director, and teaching artist based in Brooklyn. Favorite roles include Diane in The Thugs, Gilly Bomb/Pol in BEFORE YOU GET TOO FAR AFIELD, and Miranda in An Evening With Ladley and Craig.  A proud graduate of the Brooklyn College MFA Acting program, she is thrilled to be working with Cara, Priscilla and Ashley again.