Susan Soon He Stanton (Playwright) is a writer for theatre, film, and television from ‘Aiea, Hawai‘i. Susan is a producer and writer on the BAFTA, Golden Globe and Emmy award winning HBO Succession, for which she has also won WGA and Peabody Awards. Upcoming television work includes Amazon’s Modern Love, BBC / Element Pictures’ Conversation with Friends adapted from the novel by Sally Rooney. Plays include we, the invisibles (Actors Theatre of Louisville Humana Festival), Today Is My Birthday (Page 73), Takarazuka!!! (Clubbed Thumb and East West Players), Solstice Party! (Live Source), Cygnus (Women’s Project Pipeline), Moana Jr. (book) for Disney Theatrical Group, Navigator (Honolulu Theatre for Youth), and more. She is a Sundance Theater Lab Resident Playwright and was awarded Leah Ryan FEWW, the Venturous Playwrights Fellowship at the Lark, and is a member of New Dramatists and MaYi’s Playwright’s Lab, and was an alumni of Primary Stage’s Dorothy Strelsin New American Writers Group, the Public’s Emerging Writer’s Group, and SoHo Rep’s Writer Director Lab. Commissions include Yale Repertory, American Conservatory Theater/Crowded Fire, South Coast Repertory, and Ensemble Studio Theatre, among others. In film, she received a Feature Film Development Grant from the Sloan Foundation. Her film Dress won the audience award at the Hawaii International Film Festival. BFA: NYU Tisch’s Dramatic Writing, MFA from Yale School of Drama. www.susansoonhestanton.com

Ellie Heyman (Director) is a director of theater and film. Recent credits include: The Great Work Begins: Scenes from Angels in America (amfAR); Adrienne Truscott’s (Still) Asking For It (Joe’s Pub/The Public Subscriber Season 2019-2020); A$AP Rocky’s Lab Rat, ThisTree (Here Arts, Protype), Jason Craig & Dave Malloy’s Beardo (Drama Desk Nomination; Pipeline Theater), Erin Markey’s Boner Killer (Under the Radar), Becca Blackwell’s They, Themself and Schmerm (Under the Radar); THIS (Bessie Nomination for Outstanding Production; NYLA), Jupiter’s Lifeless Moons (PS122/COIL);  The Traveling Imaginary with Julian Koster (Neutral Milk Hotel) rated “Top 5 shows of the year” by NPR; The Orbiting Human Circus (Of the Air), rated #1 on Apple Podcasts and downloaded 5 million+ times; and “cult classic” Dreamboy (Night Vale Presents). She is a graduate of Northwestern University and Boston University, and a Drama League and WP Theater Time Warner Directing Fellow Alumni. ellieheyman.com

Theatre:  TRANSFERS (MCC, Lucille Lortel Award – Best Lead Actor in a Play), OEDIPUS EL REY (The Public, Drama League Award nomination),  PARALLELOGRAM (Second Stage), TV: WHAT/IF (Netflix), TALES OF THE CITY (Netflix), THE OA (Netflix).  Juan received the Drama Desk’s highly coveted Sam Norkin Award for Excellence in Off-Broadway Theatre.

Emily Davis was last seen on stage in the critically-acclaimed run of Is This A Room at the Vineyard Theatre, which earned her an Obie Award, The Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, and a Drama Desk nomination for her starring performance. Emily co-stars in the short film White Wedding which will premiere at Sundance in 2021. Other NY theatre credits include Singlet (The Bushwick Starr), Of Government (Clubbed Thumb), My Old Man and Other Stories (Dixon Place), and O, Earth!  (The Foundry Theatre). Emily has worked with the theatre company Half Straddle for over a decade, performing in the U.S. and abroad in their original plays, including Ancient Lives, The Seagull (Thinking Of You), In The Pony Palace/Football, and Family. Her film and television credits include The Plagiarists, Almost Family, Gwen in Corpus and “High Maintenance” on HBO.

Susannah Flood (Solange) Broadway: The Cherry Orchard. Select Off-Broadway: Make Believe, Will Arbery’s Plano, The Effect, Tribes, Ivo Von Hove’s Scenes From A Marriage, Love & Information, Mr. Burns, The Sonic Life of a Giant Tortoise, Fulfillment, As You Like It, Baby Scream Miracle. On TV: Kate Littlejohn in “For The People”; “Law & Order: SVU”, “Chicago Fire”, “Deadbeat”, “Daylight Daycare”, and Amy Schumer’s upcoming “Love, Beth”. Radio: Julian Koster’s Orbiting Human Circus… (Night Vale Presents/WNYC). BA: UC Berkeley. MFA: Brown/Trinity. Go Bears.

Danny Wolohan (Casper/Response/Claus) was Officer Krupke in West Side Story on Broadway. He was also Boo Radley in Broadway’s To Kill a Mockingbird. Off-Broadway credits: An Octoroon, What the Constitution Means to Me, The Low Road, Assassins, The Flick, Pocatello, Verité, and Gnit. Television: “When They See Us,” “The Blacklist,” “Orange Is the New Black,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Elementary,” “Veep”.