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"MindPlay" Mostly Mind Reads Amazingly Off-Broadway at Greenwich House
#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #Mindplay created and performed by #mentalist #VinnyDePonto directed by #AndrewNeisler at #GreenwichHouseTheater
Vinny DePonto – Mindplay at Greenwich House Theater. Photo credit: Jeff Lorch. The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: MindPlay By Ross Recorded thoughts spin out, filling the Greenwich House Theater with their clarity and emotion, overlapping and replaying in a chaotic jumble. The sound represents what it must or would be like to be a person who can read the minds of those around them. The muddle of…
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Election Night Detox Party!
October 25, 2020
Political Subversities
Political Subversities Presents: Election Night Detox Party!
Let us take care of you for an hour.
WHEN: Election Night 2020, November 3rd at 5 PM PT/ 8 PM ET
WHERE: Streamed live on YouTube! Get your ticket on Eventbrite here!
WHAT: This year has been really (f*cking) hard. So put on your spa clothes, grab a drink, and let us help you unwind with an hour of musical comedy, special guests, and reflections from community organizers and activists. Come exfoliate 2020 while we raise a toast to all the work we’ve done and will continue to do. The sauna is hot and the chat is open. Let’s take care of each other y’all.
Tickets are pay-what-you-can, from free to a-gagillion dollars! All proceeds will be split among the community and activism organizations joining us for the evening. Your ticket price will support their incredible ongoing work! (tix are not tax-deductible)
WHO: Guests include:
Ryan Haddad
New York State Senator Elect Jabari Brisport
Running River Collective*
Be An Arts Hero*
Social DisDance
Cocoon Central Dance Team
James Harrison Monaco of Jerome & James
and more TBA
With musical contributions from Troy Anthony!
*community and activism organizations!
Political Subversities is:
nicHi douglas
Preston Martin
Stephanie Hsu
Chanel Carroll
Matt Gehring
Shannon Tyo
Cyndi Perczek
Emma Tattenbaum-Fine
Nicole Weiss
Jenna Dioguardi
Andrew Farmer
Jason Veasey
Andrew Neisler
Annie Tippe
Ian Axness
Dominique Toney
Kim Blanck
Shaina Taub
Ismael Cruz Córdova
Fernando Contreras
Jabari Brisport
Andrew R. Butler
The stream is produced by Cowboy Bear Ninja Production Stage Managed by Matthew Douglas Lewis
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268 Directors and the end of the blog
This post marks the end of the Ask a Director experiment. I’m so grateful to all who have contributed, supported and engaged with it over the past six and a half years.
This blog was started at a time when I felt incredibly alone in the directing field. I had always been taught that a director operates solo, that it was a lonely career and above all, it was based on scarcity. This was a style of working and living that didn't fit for me. I wanted to talk to other directors about their practice and thoughts about the field, both national and international. This blog was started as a way to connect, to uplift other directors and to create a conversation about the changing field and practices.
It's surpassed all of these goals and brought me more joy than I can name.
I'm now at a moment where my practice and advocacy are taking different and exciting paths and it's time for me to put this site to bed. I remain committed to uplifting other directors, to talking about the practice, to flattening hierarchies, to opening doors for new ways of working, and leading rehearsal rooms, companies, and classrooms away from silos and vacuums. Featuring these 268 different directors was just the beginning.
I encourage you all to hire them (and others), advocate for them (and others) and choose to work in a system that values connection and generosity.
Abhishek Majumdar
Adam Fitzgerald
Alice Stanley
Aliza Shane
Amanda McRaven
Amy Corcoran
Amy Jephta
Anisa George
Ana Margineau
Andrew Scoville
Anna Stromberg
Anne Cecelia Haney
Ariel Francoeur
Arpita Mukherjee
Ashley Hollingshead
Ashley Marinaccio
Andrew Neisler
Beng Oh
Ben Randle
Ben Stockman
Benjamin Kamine
Beth Lopes
Bo Powell
Bogdan Georgescu
Bonnie Gabel
Brandon Ivie
Brandon Woolf
Brian Hashimoto
Cait Robinson
Caitlin Ryan O’Connell
Caitlin Sullivan
Catie Davis
Cara Phipps
Carol Ann Tan
Carsen Joenk
Chari Arespacochaga
Cheryl Faraone
Chloe Treat
Christin Eve Cato
Christine Zagrobelny
Christopher Diercksen
Colette Robert
Colleen Hughes
Cyndy Marion
Dado Gyure
Dan Rothenberg
Daniel Irizarry
Danielle Ozymandias
Danny Sharon
Dara Malina
David Charles
Dennis Yueh-Yeh Li
Derek Spencer
Donald Brenner
Doug Oliphant
Eamon Boylan
Elena Araoz
Emily Lyons
Emma Miller
Eric Kildow
Eric Wallach
Eric Powell Holm
Estefania Fadul
Evelina Stampa
Evren Odcikin
Evi Stamatiou
Francesca Montanile Lyons
Gabriel Vega Weissman
Gian Marco Riccardo Lo Forte
Graham Schmidt
Gregg Wiggans
Hannah Ryan
Hannah Wolf
Heather Bagnall
Horia Suru
Ilana Becker
Ilana Ransom Toeplitz
Illana Stein
Ioanna Katsarou
Ioli Andreadi
Irina Abraham Chigiryov
Iris Sowlat
Isaac Klein
J Paul Nicholas
Jack Tamburri
Jaclyn Biskup
Jacob Basri
Jake Beckhard
Jaki Bradley
Jamie Watkins
Javier Molina
Jay Stern
Jay Stull
Jenna Rossman
Jenna Worsham
Jennifer Chambers
Jenny Bennett
Jenny Reed
Jeremy Bloom
Jeremy Pickard
Jerrell Henderson
Jess Hutchinson
Jess Shoemaker
Jesse Jou
Jessi D Hill
Jessica Burr
Jessica Holt
Jillian Carucci
Joanne Zipay
Jo Cattell
John Michael Diresta
John Kurzynowski
Joe Hedel
Jonathan Munoz-Proulx
Jose Zayas
Josh Kelley
Josh Sobel
Joshua Kahan Brody
Joshua William Gelb
Julia Sears
Justin Schlabach
Kareem Fahmy
Karen Christina Jones
Kate Bergstrom
Kate Hopkins
Kate Jopson
Kate Moore Heaney
Katherine M. Carter
Katherine Wilkinson
Kathy Gail MacGowan
Katie Chidester
Kendall Cornell
Kendra Augustin
Kholoud Sawaf
Kimberly Faith Hickmann
Kim Weild
KJ Sanchez
Knud Adams
Kristin Marting
Kristin McCarthy Parker
Kristin Skye Hoffman
Kristy Chambrelli
Kristy Dodson
KT Shorb
Kyle Metzger
Kylie M. Brown
Larissa Fasthorse
Larissa Lury
Laura Brandel
Laura Steinroeder
Lauren Hlubny
Lauren Keating
Lavina Jadhwani
Jenn Haltman
Leta Tremblay
Lila Rachel Becker
Lillian Meredith
Lily Riopelle
Lindsey Hope Pearlman
Lisa Rothe
Lisa Sanaye Dring
Liz Thaler
Lori Wolter Hudson
Lucie Tiberghien
Luke Comer
Luke Tudball
Lyndsay Burch
Lynn Lammers
Mallory Catlett
Manon Manavit
Margarett Perry
Maridee Slater
Marina Bergenstock
Marti Lyons
Martin Jago
Matt Cosper
Matt Ritchey
Max Hunter
Megan Sandberg-Zakian
Megan Weaver
Meghan Finn
Melissa Crespo
Melody Erfani
Michael Alvarez
Michael T. Williams
Michaela Escarcega
Michelle Tattenbaum
Mimi Barcomi
Miranda Haymon
Molly Beach Murphy
Molly Clifford
Molly Noble
Morgan Gould
Morgan Green
Murielle Borst-Tarrant
Nana Dakin
Natalie Novacek
Neal Kowalsky
Nell Bang-Jensen
Nick Benacerraf
Noa Egozi
Norah Elges
Normandy Sherwood
Olivia Lilley
Orly Noa Rabinyan
Oscar Mendoza
Pablo Paz
Padraic Lillis
Patrick Walsh
Pete Danelski
Pirronne Yousefzadeh
Portia Krieger
Rachel Karp
Rachel Wohlander
Randolph Curtis Rand
Raz Golden
Rebecca Cunningham
Rebecca Martinez
Rebecca Wear
Renee Phillippi
Renee Yeong
Rich Brown
Rick St. Peter
Robert Schneider
Ryan Anthony Nicotra
Sammi Cannold
Sammy Zeisel
Sanaz Ghajar
Sara Holdren
Sara Lyons
Sara Rademacher
Sarah Elizabeth Wansley
Sarah Hughes
Sarah M. Chichester
Sarah Rose Leonard
Sash Bischoff
Scarlett Kim
Seonjae Kim
Seth Pyatt
Sharifa Elkady
Shaun Patrick Tubbs
Sherri Eden Barber
Simon Hanukai
Sophia Watt
Suchan Vodoor
Stephen Cedars
Steven Kopp
Steven Wilson
Talya Klein
Tana Siros
Tara Ahmadinejad
Tara Cioletti
Tara Elliott
Tatiana Pandiani
Taylor Reynolds
TerryandtheCuz
Tommy Schoffler
Tracy Bersley
Trevor Biship
Tyler Mercer
Wednesday Sue Derrico
Will Dagger
Will Davis
Will Detlefsen
Will Steinberger
Yojiro Ichikawa
Yoni Oppenheim
Zi Alikhan
Zoya Kachardurian
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President Donald Trump’s 2019 budget proposes ELIMINATING the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
(To send a letter of protest to your Congressman, and other suggested actions, click here)
My Fair Lady, Lincoln Center
Pygmalion, Bedlam
The Body in the World, MTC
Relevance MCC
THE B-SIDE: “Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons” A Record Album Interpretation, The Wooster Group
Amy and the Orphans, Roundabout
Feeding the Dragon, Primary
A few days earlier, the NEA announced grants of $24 million (full list here), including some three million dollars for 149 theaters, dozens of which are located in New York City, for shows such as the ones above.
To give a sense of what the NEA does, below is a list of those New York theaters and what the money is for. The grants range from Bedlam’s production of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion ($10,000) to Lincoln Center’s production of My Fair Lady ($35,000) which is based on Shaw’s Pygmalion.
Bedlam Inc. $10,000 to support a production of George Bernard Shaw’s “Pygmalion.”
Cherry Lane Theatre, $15,000 to support revival productions of “First Love” by Charles Mee and “The Man Who Had Three Arms” by Edward Albee.
The Civilians, $10,000 to support the development and premiere of “School Project” by Ethan Lipton and directed by Steve Cosson.
Classical Theatre of Harlem, $20,000 to support the annual Uptown Shakespeare in the Park performances.
Clubbed Thumb, $15,000 to support the annual festival of new plays Summerworks 2018.
Creative Ammo, $10,000 to support the Theater @ Downtown Urban Arts Festival.
Ensemble Studio Theatre, $10,000 to support a production of “Against the Hillside” by Sylvia Khoury.
Ping Chong Company, $25,000 to support the development and presentation of a new work in Ping Chong + Company’s community engaged Undesirable Elements series.
The Acting Company, $10,000 to support the commission and tour of new plays.
HERE, $40,000 to support the HERE Artist Residency Program for midcareer performing and visual artists.
Lark Theatre Company, $30,000 to support the Open Access Program, a play scouting initiative that supports writers and new play development.
Mabou Mines, $20,000 to support the creation of the “Vicksburg Project,” a song cycle performance by Eve Beglarian and Karen Kandel.
MCC Theater, $25,000 to support the premiere of “Relevance” by J.C. Lee, directed by Liesl Tommy.
MTC, $30,000 to support the New York premiere of Eve Ensler’s “In the Body of the World.”
New 42nd Street, Inc, $25,000 to support a series of presentations of theater for young audiences at the New Victory Theater
New Dramatists, $80,000 to support the Playwrights Lab
The New Group, $10,000 to support New Group/ New Works, a play and musical development program.
New York Classical Theatre, $15,000 to support a production of William Shakespeare’s “King Lear” in public parks throughout New York City.
New York Theatre Workshop,$40,000 to support the world premiere production of “An Ordinary Muslim” by Hammaad Chaudry, directed by Jo Bonney.
Playwrights Horizons, $45,000 to support the world premiere production of “Dance Nation,” a new play by Clare Barron
Pregones Touring Puerto Rican Theatre Collection,$20,000, to support the development of “Tito & the Cement Pagoda,” a new play with live music developed by Jorge B. Merced and Desmar Guevara, and to conduct related outreach activities.
Primary Stages, $25,000 to support the New York premiere of “Feeding the Dragon,” a new play by Sharon Washington.
Ripe Time, $10,000 to support a touring production of “Sleep,” an original theatrical work inspired by the short story by Haruki Murakami.
Roundabout Theatre Company, $20,000 to support the world premiere of “Amy and the Orphans,” a new play by Lindsey Ferrentino.
SITI Company, $20,000 to support SITI Work/Space, a new model for creating work as an ensemble, which will support the creation of new theater pieces.
Signature Theatre Company,$50,000 to support a production of “Paradise Blue” by Dominique Morisseau.
St. Ann’s Warehouse, $40,000 to support the development and production of new theater works.
Theater Breaking Through Barriers, $10,000 to support the development and a production of a new play by Bekah Brunstetter.
New Georges, $15,000 to support the Audrey Residencies, a new play and artist development program at New Georges.
Wooster Group, $20,000 to support the creation and presentation of “The B-Side: Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons, a Record Album Interpretation.”
Musical theater
Amas Musical Theatre, $10,000 to support the development of new musicals through readings and workshops.
Ars Nova, $15,000 to support the premiere of “The Lucky Ones,” by married duo Abigail and Shaun Bengson.
Atlantic Theater, $30,000 to support the premiere of “This Ain’t No Disco,” by Peter Yanowitz and Stephen Trask
National Alliance for Musical Theatre, Inc. (aka NAMT) $60,000 to support the annual Festival of New Musicals and fall conference.
Pipeline Theatre Company, $10,000 to support the world premiere production of “Folk Wandering,” a new folk musical conceived by Jaclyn Backhaus and Andrew Neisler.
Prospect Theater Company, $10,000 to support the development and world premiere production of “One Thousand Nights and One Day,” a new musical with book and lyrics by Jason Grote and music by Marisa Michelson.
Vineyard Theatre, $25,000 to support the world premiere production of “The Beast in the Jungle,” a new musical with book by David Thompson and music by John Kander, directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman.
Lincoln Center Theater, $35,000 to support a revival of “My Fair Lady” by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe at Lincoln Center Theater
NEA Gives Grants to Dozens of NYC Theaters. Then Trump Proposes Eliminating It President Donald Trump's 2019 budget proposes ELIMINATING the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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Working in the Theatre: Under Construction - Polyphone from American Theatre Wing on Vimeo.
Exploring and performing emerging musicals is crucial to the process of creating new work. Such is the case with the students, alumni, and participants of The Polyphone Festival at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia who are blurring the line between workshop and production. Watch as Jonathan Larson Grant recipient, educator, and composer/lyricist César Alvarez and his colleagues work with their students in preparing songs and story ultimately arriving at the presentation of this amazing festival. This past year’s festival included the work of these incredible artists:
Folk Wandering (Conceived by Jaclyn Backhaus and Andrew Neisler, Book and Lyrics by Jaclyn Backhaus, Music and Additional Lyrics by Blake Allen, Mike Brun, Andrew R. Butler, Joel Esher, Alex Fast, Jo Lampert, and Annie Tippe, Arrangements by Mike Brun and Joel Esher, Orchestrations by Mike Brun, Additional Orchestrations by Blake Allen, Directed by Andrew Neisler)
Normativity (Book, Music and Lyrics by Jaime Jarrett, Director: Rebecca Wright Music Directors: Jaime Jarrett and Ellen Winter Choreographer: Eppchez)
The Real Whisper (Music and Lyrics by Greta Gertler Gold, Book and Lyrics by Akin Salawu Director: Nell Bang-Jensen, Music Director: Amanda Morton, Choreographer: Amy Smith)
The Best Songs in the World Show, A New Musical by Red 40 & The Last Groovement (Music, Book and Lyrics: Martha Stuckey in collaboration with The Last Groovement, Director: Anisa George, Music Director: Martha Stuckey, Choreographer: Melanie Cotton) For more information on Polyphone visit brindschool.com/polyphone/
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*POLYPHONE 2017 starts Tuesday! Do you have your FREE tix reserved yet?* Check out FOLK WANDERING, directed by Andrew Neisler, one of the 4 new and emerging musicals being performed next week on March 28, 31 & April 1 at The Merriam Theater in Philly! For tix: Polyphone.org #polyphone2017 #polyphone @misterneisguy @universityofthearts |📸 @mike_brun_ , TY for this rehearsal shot!|
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A Theasy Interview with Pipeline Theatre Company
9/28/15
Pipeline has been a thriving downtown theater company for the past several years, and their latest production is The Gray Man. We chatted with artistic director Ariana Schrier to learn more about this production and what’s in store for this active artistic cohort. Find more about them (and get tickets to The Gray Man) at pipelinetheatre.org. The Gray Man plays at Walkerspace, 46 Walker Street, September 24-October 18.
THEASY: How did Pipeline come to be? Who's in charge?
ARIANA SCHRIER: Pipeline was formed in 2009 when all of us original members were students at the Atlantic Theater Company Acting School. There were about 20 of us at the time. As part of the third year of their program, students are tasked with forming a theater company. Atlantic provided us with a mentor (then Artistic Director of the Atlantic Stage 2, Geoff Berman, who now sits on our advisory board) who walked us through the steps of forming a leadership structure, writing bylaws, and eventually selecting and producing our first play. We elected Daniel Johnsen as our Founding Artistic Director and chose the name Pipeline because we hoped to become something of a conduit for new voices. Our very first production was Timberlake Wertenbaker's Love of the Nightingale and we had such a blast that we decided to keep going. Three years later, the company had been growing at a steady rate and we decided it was time to really dig our heels in. At around this time, we re-dedicated ourselves to our particular brand of theater we call "serious make believe," received our nonprofit status, and, after Daniel stepped back from his leadership role to focus on acting and directing, I was elected Artistic Director. There are now 22 members of the Pipeline ensemble and we're about to produce the first show of our seventh season, The Gray Man by Andrew Farmer and directed by Andrew Neisler.
THEASY: What's your mission? What kind of theatre do you like to make?
AS: We believe that an unbridled imagination is a force of magic with the power to provoke a more courageous and compassionate world. Our aim is to provide our artists with a home where they feel challenged and supported to go as big as they can dream. Toward that end, we select original material to produce that holds within it the opportunity to build very big worlds, but worlds that are grounded by emotionally real characters. We feel this type of work gives all of our artists the greatest opportunity to go big, and gives our audiences the greatest opportunity to get fully lost in the plays we create. Looking over our recent production history, I think this through line is clear: Giant Killer Slugs was a creature feature for the stage; Clown Bar was written in the style of a film noir, except all of the characters were clowns; BYUIOO was a folk gospel opera in a totally made up language; and now The Gray Man is a re-interpretation of the original boogeyman story, set to an original score.
THEASY: Tell us about The Gray Man. What's the show about and why should audiences check it out?
AS: The Gray Man is Andrew Farmer's haunting, beautiful, and delicate re-interpretation of the original boogeyman story. It's set in the early 1900s in Tenement-era New York City. I don't want to tell you too much about it, other than it really provides us with the opportunity to create a lot of magic with light and sound. This is definitely a play our audiences will feel lost in, perhaps more lost than ever before. We have an incredible composer and musical director team in Mike Brun and Chris Ryan, and, though this is not a musical, they've underscored the entire play, taking into use all parts of the piano (knocking on the wood, scratching on the strings). It's also directed by Andrew Neisler, who previously directed both Clown Bar and BYUIOO with us, and he really has a special way, in really everything he directs, of building these fully realized little universes with his plays. Seeing this show is going to be a fully sensory experience.
THEASY: What are you most excited about with this production?
AS: I think we're all most excited about taking our audience on this very different kind of journey from what we've done before. Coming off of Clown Bar our audience is really used to us coming at them with big, fun, crazy. This show is big, this show is crazy, and in certain ways it's definitely fun, but more than anything it's going to haunt and chill. But this isn't scary for the sake of scary, this play explores loneliness and grief, it questions who we can trust and if we can even trust ourselves. It provokes fear, but it does it with purpose and it tells a story I think we can all relate to.
THEASY: What's next for Pipeline?
AS: After The Gray Man the rest of Pipeline's seventh season will be dedicated to our PlayLab Class of 2016. We'll be announcing the 8 participants in our new class later this week. Throughout the course of the year, each playwright will develop a one-act play and a full-length play. The one-acts will be fully produced and presented to the public this January in our "Matchstick Series," and the full-lengths will be presented to this public in July in our "Bonfire Series." We also have a one night only "Big Mystery Show" coming up in May...but that's all we can say about it. It's a mystery!
Photo: Andrew Neisler and Ariana Schrier. Photo by Suzi Sadler.
#Pipeline Theatre Company#Pipeline#The Gray Man#Andrew Farmer#Andrew Neisler#Mike Brun#Chris Ryan#Clown Bar#Ariana Schrier#Downtown Theatre Company#New York Theatre#New Play#Theasy.com#Theatre Is Easy
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150 Directors
Abhishek Majumdar
Adam Fitzgerald
Amanda McRaven
Amy Corcoran
Amy Jephta
Anisa George
Ana Margineau
Andrew Scoville
Anne Cecelia Haney
Ashley Hollingshead
Ashley Marinaccio
Andrew Neisler
Beng Oh
Benjamin Kamine
Bogdan Georgescu
Brandon Ivie
Brian Hashimoto
Caitlin Ryan O’Connell
Cara Phipps
Chari Arespacochaga
Cheryl Faraone
Christin Eve Cato
Christine Zagrobelny
Colette Robert
Colleen Hughes
Dado Gyure
Danielle Ozymandias
Danny Sharon
Dara Malina
David Charles
Dennis Yueh-Yeh Li
Donald Brenner
Doug Oliphant
Elena Araoz
Eric Kildow
Eric Wallach
Eric Powell Holm
Estefania Fadul
Evren Odcikin
Evi Stamatiou
Graham Schmidt
Gregg Wiggans
Hannah Wolf
Heather Bagnall
Horia Suru
Ilana Becker
Illana Stein
Ioli Andreadi
Irina Abraham Chigiryov
Isaac Klein
J Paul Nicholas
Jack Tamburri
Jaki Bradley
Jamie Watkins
Javier Molina
Jay Stern
Jay Stull
Jenna Worsham
Jennifer Chambers
Jenny Bennett
Jeremy Bloom
Jeremy Pickard
Jerrell Henderson
Jess Hutchinson
Jesse Jou
Jessi D Hill
Jessica Burr
Jessica Holt
Joanne Zipay
John Michael Diresta
John Kurzynowski
Joe Hedel
Josh Kelley
Josh Sobel
Joshua William Gelb
Justin Schlabach
Kareem Fahmy
Karen Christina Jones
Kate Bergstrom
Kate Hopkins
Katie Chidester
Kendra Augustin
Kimberly Faith Hickmann
KJ Sanchez
Knud Adams
Kristin Marting
Kristin McCarthy Parker
Kristin Skye Hoffman
Kristy Chambrelli
KT Shorb
Kyle Metzger
Larissa Fasthorse
Larissa Lury
Laura Brandel
Laura Steinroeder
Lavina Jadhwani
Leta Tremblay
Lillian Meredith
Lindsey Hope Pearlman
Lori Wolter Hudson
Luke Comer
Luke Tudball
Lynn Lammers
Margarett Perry
Maridee Slater
Marti Lyons
Matt Cosper
Megan Weaver
Melissa Crespo
Michelle Tattenbaum
Morgan Gould
Morgan Green
Natalie Novacek
Neal Kowalsky
Noa Egozi
Norah Elges
Olivia Lilley
Oscar Mendoza
Pablo Paz
Patrick Walsh
Pirronne Yousefzadeh
Rachel Karp
Rachel Wohlander
Randolph Curtis Rand
Rebecca Cunningham
Renee Phillippi
Rich Brown
Rick St. Peter
Robert Schneider
Ryan Anthony Nicotra
Sammi Cannold
Sara Holdren
Sarah Hughes
Sarah M. Chichester
Sarah Rose Leonard
Sash Bischoff
Sherri Eden Barber
Simon Hanukai
Suchan Vodoor
Stephen Cedars
Steven Kopp
Steven Wilson
Tara Ahmadinejad
Tommy Schoffler
Will Dagger
Will Davis
Will Steinberger
Yojiro Ichikawa
Zi Alikhan
Zoya Kachardurian
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250 Directors
Abhishek Majumdar
Adam Fitzgerald
Alice Stanley
Amanda McRaven
Amy Corcoran
Amy Jephta
Anisa George
Ana Margineau
Andrew Scoville
Anna Stromberg
Anne Cecelia Haney
Ariel Francoeur
Arpita Mukherjee
Ashley Hollingshead
Ashley Marinaccio
Andrew Neisler
Beng Oh
Ben Randle
Ben Stockman
Benjamin Kamine
Beth Lopes
Bo Powell
Bogdan Georgescu
Bonnie Gabel
Brandon Ivie
Brandon Woolf
Brian Hashimoto
Cait Robinson
Caitlin Ryan O’Connell
Caitlin Sullivan
Catie Davis
Cara Phipps
Carol Ann Tan
Carsen Joenk
Chari Arespacochaga
Cheryl Faraone
Chloe Treat
Christin Eve Cato
Christine Zagrobelny
Christopher Diercksen
Colette Robert
Colleen Hughes
Dado Gyure
Daniel Irizarry
Danielle Ozymandias
Danny Sharon
Dara Malina
David Charles
Dennis Yueh-Yeh Li
Donald Brenner
Doug Oliphant
Eamon Boylan
Elena Araoz
Emily Lyons
Emma Miller
Eric Kildow
Eric Wallach
Eric Powell Holm
Estefania Fadul
Evelina Stampa
Evren Odcikin
Evi Stamatiou
Francesca Montanile Lyons
Gabriel Vega Weissman
Graham Schmidt
Gregg Wiggans
Hannah Ryan
Hannah Wolf
Heather Bagnall
Horia Suru
Ilana Becker
Ilana Ransom Toeplitz
Illana Stein
Ioanna Katsarou
Ioli Andreadi
Irina Abraham Chigiryov
Iris Sowlat
Isaac Klein
J Paul Nicholas
Jack Tamburri
Jaclyn Biskup
Jacob Basri
Jake Beckhard
Jaki Bradley
Jamie Watkins
Javier Molina
Jay Stern
Jay Stull
Jenna Rossman
Jenna Worsham
Jennifer Chambers
Jenny Bennett
Jenny Reed
Jeremy Bloom
Jeremy Pickard
Jerrell Henderson
Jess Hutchinson
Jess Shoemaker
Jesse Jou
Jessi D Hill
Jessica Burr
Jessica Holt
Jillian Carucci
Joanne Zipay
Jo Cattell
John Michael Diresta
John Kurzynowski
Joe Hedel
Jonathan Munoz-Proulx
Jose Zayas
Josh Kelley
Josh Sobel
Joshua Kahan Brody
Joshua William Gelb
Julia Sears
Justin Schlabach
Kareem Fahmy
Karen Christina Jones
Kate Bergstrom
Kate Hopkins
Kate Jopson
Kate Moore Heaney
Katherine M. Carter
Katherine Wilkinson
Kathy Gail MacGowan
Katie Chidester
Kendra Augustin
Kholoud Sawaf
Kimberly Faith Hickmann
Kim Weild
KJ Sanchez
Knud Adams
Kristin Marting
Kristin McCarthy Parker
Kristin Skye Hoffman
Kristy Chambrelli
Kristy Dodson
KT Shorb
Kyle Metzger
Larissa Fasthorse
Larissa Lury
Laura Brandel
Laura Steinroeder
Lauren Keating
Lavina Jadhwani
Jenn Haltman
Leta Tremblay
Lila Rachel Becker
Lillian Meredith
Lily Riopelle
Lindsey Hope Pearlman
Lisa Rothe
Lisa Sanaye Dring
Liz Thaler
Lori Wolter Hudson
Lucie Tiberghien
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