Lindsay Bartlette Allen

Lindsay is a theatre artist and storyteller originally from Tuscaloosa, AL. She’s very passionate about creating new works that feature strong female characters. In 2013, she founded her own theatre company (Transcendent Ensemble Theatre) and directed its inaugural show in New York, an Equity showcase production of Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus that she adapted to center around Lavinia’s trauma journey. After self-producing and acting under her company Transcendent for six years across NYC & Chicago, Lindsay co-founded moxie productions. She’s a co-creator & writer of Someone You Know, a musical that tells the story of her own sexual assault experience she survived in 2011 and that of another woman. She will play herself in the premiere production of the show. Lindsay’s work as a director and actor has been featured at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, the Chicago Fringe Festival, Adirondack Shakespeare Co, Accidental Shakespeare, Stage Left Theatre, and more. She has studied at The Pearl Theatre (NY), The Scott Freeman Studio (NY), and apprenticed at The Theatre of New Jersey, and currently resides in Los Angeles.

Rachel Page

Rachel is an international performer, composer, and educator based in Chicago, Illinois. She is an Estill Master Trainer and has operated her own vocal studio since 2014. She holds a Masters in Music Theatre Vocal Pedagogy with a concentration in Business Design and Innovation. Rachel has always been driven to create her own work and co-founded moxie productions in 2020. She is also the co-creator and composer of Someone You Know, moxie's premier musical. Some of her most formative experiences have been performing with Second City on Norwegian Cruise Lines, serving as the program director for Kwan Kwan Music Theatre School in China, partnering with The Music Institute of Chicago writing original musicals in schools, and moving to Barcelona where she was able to collaborate with Eolia Conservatory to direct a workshop of Someone You Know. Rachel is a true believer in the fact that regardless of origin, music connects us all, and she is grateful to be able to create music wherever she can. rachelpagesings.com