Janelle Spence ‘19
/Screenwriter. Filmmaker. Curator. Arts Administrator. Language Enthusiast. Storyteller.
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Screenwriter. Filmmaker. Curator. Arts Administrator. Language Enthusiast. Storyteller.
Read MoreI use anthropology to tell stories through writing and acting.
Read MoreI develop online communications tools and strategies to help artists and arts organizations reach, nurture, and engage audiences.
Read MoreEric Lyon is a composer and computer music researcher. Lyon’s publicly available software includes FFTease and LyonPotpourri, collections of audio objects written for Max/MSP and Pd. He is the author of “Designing Audio Objects for Max/MSP and Pd” (A-R Editions, 2012), which explicates the process of designing and implementing audio DSP externals.
Read MoreI've written a much-acclaimed book 101 Arabian Tales: How We All Persevered in Peace Corps Libya. It is unique as a collective memoir wherein I interviewed 101 of my fellow volunteers.
Read MoreHe/him. Sam is currently (outside of pandemia) playing Fiyero in the Broadway company of Wicked. He most recently worked with Roger Q. Mason on a Zoom excerpt of Roger's new play The Pride of Lions for Dixon Place HOT Festival. Broadway: Wicked. Regional/Touring: Almost Famous (O/C, Old Globe), Joseph... Dreamcoat (ACT), Wicked. BA: Princeton University. He is a musician, an aspiring writer, and a burgeoning Marxist. @samgravitte
Read MoreHi! I'm a writer and founder of Lumhaa: The Memory Jar Company, which helps people tell their stories via time capsules. I mostly write novels (debut = ONE, 2013) with the occasional screenplay and also love acting (been doing it for 21 years, but rarely professionally).
Read MoreWriter/Producer, Southern Producers Lab fellow, Black Creators Forum. 2020 Black List Annual Feature Lab, finalist.
Read MoreD.C.-based arts administrator with primarily fundraising experience in theater, choral music, and association. Choral singer.
Read MoreJenny Marlowe (she/her/hers, currently living on Wampanoag land) is an actor, writer, educator, facilitator, and community activist. She is an outspoken advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion in the arts with a particular focus on issues of representation for Indigenous people in media and popular culture.
Read MoreArchitect based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in highly sustainable contemporary design. Licensed to practice in the states of California and New York, with over 23 years of experience.
Read MoreI'm a writer of short stories, essays, and the occasional novel. I love retellings of all kinds, but most particularly of historical events, especially if they involve disaster or Japan (or both). I also teach fiction writing and take on occasional editing or manuscript consultation gigs.
Read MoreI’m a multi-hyphenate arts practitioner and theorist, specializing in Caribbean culture. My main areas of concentration are dance, film and children’s museums.
Read MoreLesley Currier is the Managing Director and co-founder of Marin Shakespeare Company, and founder of Shakespeare for Social Justice, the largest provider of Shakespeare in prison programs in the world.
Read MoreI've always been a writer in one form or another, but I also direct and perform.
Read MoreWhole career in theatre, in order: actor, director, playwright, lyricist, producer, teacher. Father of two women. From South Carolina, live in Greenwich, CT. Motto of my prep school is non sibs: "not for self," and I try to live that by giving back through my art and my community service.
Read MoreProfessional actor, writer and producer. I have acted professionally in New York City for ten years, and during my time at Princeton honed in on my skills to produce, write, direct in order to perform my own work. I was also in Quipfire! Princeton's oldest Improv Comedy group and have a passion for comedy.
Read MoreI'm a novelist and essayist, and teach writing at The New School.
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