Tom Dannecker '00
/Trained as an architect, working someplace between architecture and art. Depends on who asks. Working with Savinee Buranasilapin *01 in Bangkok, Thailand, under the name of our studio, "thingsmatter"
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Trained as an architect, working someplace between architecture and art. Depends on who asks. Working with Savinee Buranasilapin *01 in Bangkok, Thailand, under the name of our studio, "thingsmatter"
Read MoreLyricist, composer, bookwriter, playwright. Member of the BMI Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop, Dramatists Guild, and ASCAP. MSc Playwriting, University of Edinburgh; A.B. Music, Princeton University. sonyahayden.com @sonyahayden11
Read MoreEmma Watkins is a playwright, dramaturg, and performer living in Philadelphia. Her plays are inclusive, imaginative, and fundamentally feminist. She strives to give female voices the opportunity to embellish and interrogate the stories of their lives. Quite often, they sing, too. Emma has presented her plays and research in the US and in Wales, in collaboration with such organizations as McCarter Theatre Lab, PlayPenn, Chapter Arts Centre (UK), and the US-UK Fulbright Forum.
Read MoreOpera Singer | Soprano | Classical Music Contributing Writer @ WQXR
Read MoreI'm the author or co-author of eight commercially-published books and a former reporter and/or editor for five U.S. newspapers. I'm always searching for a new subject for a book, preferably a well-known entertainer.
Read MoreBob Sandberg is a playwright, theater director, and teacher. His plays have been presented in Australia, Canada, England, Japan, Panama and South Korea, as well as throughout the U.S.
Read MoreKatie Dubbs is an arts entrepreneur. She is the founder of SIGN & SING, a nonprofit that integrates classical vocal music and American Sign Language. Katie directs performances in New York City, including at Lincoln Center, and writes for Opera News.
Read MoreActor, Writer, Singer, Songwriter. Based in New York.
Read MoreRachel Lyon is the author of SELF PORTRAIT WITH BOY (Scribner 2018), which was a finalist for the Center for Fiction's 2018 First Novel Prize and the 2020 International Dublin Literary Award. Her short work has appeared in publications such as One Story, Longreads, and Electric Literature’s Recommended Reading. Rachel is the Editor-in-Chief of the literary journal Epiphany. She has taught creative writing at Catapult, the Sackett Street Writers Workshop, and elsewhere.
Read MoreJapanese Art Specialist, Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University
Read MoreWriter, editor, and journalist interested in architecture, science, thrills and eclectic things.
Read MoreActor, writer, Groundlings trained improviser and sketch comedian. Prolific commercial actor whose work can be seen in viral ads and campaigns for Robeks, Living Spaces, Sit N Sleep, Honey, Knott's Berry Farm, etc.
Read MoreScreenwriter. 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.
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