María José is a queer Salvadoran-Ecuadorian writer born and raised in Queens, NY. Her writing has been featured on Autostraddle. Her work is comedic and flirts shamelessly with misandry. She’s writing her novel set in NYC about a queer Latinx woman, who becomes a lovable serial killer of cisgender men. Think Get Out meets Lorena Bobbitt. She’s a graduate of Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art’s Creative Writing from Queer Resistance workshop.

Rora Brodwin (writer, performer) is an NYC based actor and playwright. She was most recently seen on stage at the Dixon Place for her one-woman show, Bunny, Godmother of Title IX, for which she won the Yale Trumbull College Fine Arts Award. Rora’s stage credits include A Modest Proposal (Cherry Lane Theater), Uncle Vanya (Columbia MFA), Salieri in Amadeus (Yale), Major Powell in Men on Boats (Yale), and The Square Root of Three Sisters (YSD and Krymov production).

Nurit Chinn (writer, performer, she/ hers) is a British performer and playwright, currently finishing her degree in English Literature at Yale University. Nurit is spending her summer on a playwriting Fellowship in Berlin, writing about queer Jewish history. She also writes and directs with her experimental theater group, the Control Group. Nurit has trained with the British American Drama Academy and the UK’s National Youth Theatre. Her past acting credits include: Men on Boats (Yale), Orlando (Yale), and Rhinoceros (Yale).

Leo Angulo (director) is a director and arts administrator originally from the Southwest. He has most recently finished the New Group Next Artistic fellowship at The New Group, started the New York Theatre Workshop 2050 Administrative Fellowship in Artistic Workshop and assisted Jo Bonney for Audible Theatre’s production of The Way She Spoke. Leo received his B.A. in theatre from Columbia University where he directed Bernabé, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and a new play titled username. IG: leoangulo_

Judy Kagel (lighting designer) is a NYC based Lighting Designer for theater, dance, and cabarets. Dixon Place designs: Bunny: Godmother of Title IX, ECHOensemble: ONE, Streepshow! Episode 4. Recent credits: How to Mourn an American (LPAC; Rough Draft Festival) and Associate Lighting Designer for A Strange Loop (LD: Jen Schriever, Playwrights Horizons). Resident Lighting Designer at The Nightingale-Bamford School. B.F.A. in Lighting Design, SUNY Purchase College. www.JudyAKagel.com

Margaret Gleberman (stage manager) is a freelance stage manager from New York. Recent work includes A Doll’s House, (Corkscrew Theater Festival) Outside of Eden, (Ice Factory) and The Obligatory Scene (International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival and Fresh Fruit Festival). She thinks flannel sheets are underrated.