Carmy Mason Burbridge (he/they) is a Brooklyn-based writer and actor with a passion for developing new works! Carmy has recently performed with Serials NYC and Serials Stages, Eccentric Bear and Future Proof. His play Light at the End was a semi-finalist for The O'Neill's 2026 National Playwriting Conference. Their full-length plays have seen staged readings at Cherry Lane, Bechdel Project, and their own community garden plot. Their work has been produced in London by Deadweight Theatre Company and in New York at The Tank, and in festivals at The Chain, The Brick, and The Wild Project. Carmy’s mission is to use play to create meaningful representation by and for underrepresented communities and to bring stories into the light that have long sat in darkness.

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Mary is a Brooklyn based writer and actor. You can find her memoirs and prose poetry on substack at mfae.substack.com. She has one blind cat and one cat who can see. Mary is currently studying for the LSAT. 

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Olivia Ray (she/they) is an actor-playwright who graduated from NYU Tisch's Experimental Theater Wing in 2023. Selected credits include: Entomon (playwright), The Cabin by the Lake by Hannahjo Anderson (Olive, Script Club NYC), Love and Information by Caryl Churchill (director), Bakkhai by Euripides translated by Anne Carson (Chorus, PHTS), and Marjorie Prime by Jordan Harrison (Marjorie, ETW) Their work has also been published in Active Chapter's Edition 0: Confessions of Love and Monologues Against Confession. She would like to thank her number one supporter/antagonist: her cat, Benny.

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Maddie Boudov (she/her) is an actor, dancer, director, and costume designer based in Brooklyn, New York. She is an NYU Tisch Grad who is passionate about bringing play, freedom, and vigor to her work, especially in creating original work. Some recent stage credits include Training Set at Theater Row, The Tragedy of Mary, Martha, Lazarus at East Village Basement, and The Adventures of Orlando and Virginia with the Acting Company at the Public Theater. Follow along at maddieboudov.com and @maddie.boudov

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Jesse Hartley is a NYC based Actor & Director focused on uplifting the pillars of community, diversity, and fun in every single thing he does. 

Originally from Catonsville Maryland, Jesse moved to NYC in 2022 with one dream in mind, “Be the trans man he longed to see on and off stage and screen.” Since then Jesse has succeeded in this goal in ways he could not even begin to comprehend including but not limited to playing Draco Malfoy in an all trans live reading of the Harry Potter Fanfiction, My Immortal, originating the roles of Kay in “The Devil & I” and Benny in “Miss Money Honey Bee”, producing a cabaret of Emo Music called “Emo Nite” at The Green Room 42, working as a Puppeteer at The Bronx Zoo (and then later transitioning into a day job in the admin department, making him the sole victim of the “Puppeteer to Admin Pipeline”) and developing/co-directing “Pillow Talk: A Play About Trans Sex” with his best friend Cory Sapienza. 

Above all else Jesse is here to uplift trans voices and tell trans stories.

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Emma Howard is a writer and theatre artist from Maine. They got into playwriting while studying acting at the Experimental Theatre Wing where they took out a lot of student loans to roll around on the floor and create postmodern movement pieces. After college they spent time performing site-specific work in people’s kitchens before moving to Baltimore and working in public mental health, a formative experience from which they are still recovering. Relatedly, much of their work explores sexual violence, radical psychiatry, and the complicated ethics of desire—they often try to make these things funny, with varying degrees of success. This year they finished their playwriting MFA program at UC Riverside and moved to Los Angeles, where they can often be found taking clown classes at the Idiot Workshop or pacing around their Frogtown apartment that they share with four hundred ants. 

Camila is a Colombian-American director, fight choreographer, and actor based in Brooklyn. They live for making great art with even greater people. Find them on Insta @camila.calderon or online at camila-calderon.com 

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