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Mark Duncan
(Director) Mark has directed American
Jataka Tales (Manhattan Theatre Source), Not the Ravine (Brooklyn Playwrights Collective), No
Freud Please and The Staining of the Shrewd (Manhattan Repertory Theatre). Asst Director: We
Are the Lawmakers (NYC Fringe Festival), Tooth Fairy/Sugar Daddy and Bridges (The
Garage Ensemble). Regional: Asst Director Souvenir, Relatively Speaking, and Being Alive (Westport Country Playhouse).
Other: Director Bent and The Memory of Water, Asst Director Webber's The Phantom
of the Opera and Songs for a New World (Elon University).
Jon Crefeld
(Playwright/Executive Producer)
Along with I Hate Love, Jon's play The Sword Politik is also a part of the MITF. Acting
roles in NYC include Dan Kaffee in A Few Good Men (Hudson Shakespeare
Company), Orpheus in Fire Exit (Medicine Show Theatre), and Eric in
Breeze Off the River (FringeNYC). He also played Alexander Hamilton in
the award-winning Inverse Theatre Company’s American Revolution, and
Jonathan in Cornergate Production’s Fleeting Moments. Work in motion
pictures includes Luke in the feature Beyond Life, Cog (Nothingman
Productions), Carl Coppolino (Zazou Productions), and Mark Barrett (TK
Digital). His one-act play Howling Over the Sluice was a semi-finalist
in the Strawberry One-Act Festival. His short film The Glove is
currently in festival consideration, and his play The Sword Politik was
workshopped as part of the Hudson Shakespeare Company’s 2005 repertory.
Finally, his project concept Remote Control was accepted for Synapse
Productions 2006 Ignite! Festival. Jon served in the US Army in the 2nd
Ranger Battalion, was a Distinguished Graduate from the US Air Force
Academy, and would like to thank everyone who has contributed to make
this possible. He is co-artistic director of the Collective Objective. Crefoci.com.
Kyle
Baxter
(Playwright/Executive
Producer) Kyle most recently appeared in the Hudson Shakespeare Company’s production of A Few Good
Men and in the 2005 production of The Sword Politik (Medicine Show Theatre). His play Breeze Off the River was part of the FringeNYC's
2006 season. His artwork has been included in shows in New York and New Orleans. He is co-artistic director of the Collective Objective.
Samantha Gallardo
(Stage Manager) Samantha is originally from Los Angeles, California, where she graduated from USC with a B.A. in Theatre. She moved to New York to complete
the Juilliard
School’s
professional intern program in stage management, and is now a freelance
stage manager for opera, theatre, dance, and events. Recent stage
management credits include: Someone in Florida Loves Me; The Magic Flute (Bronx Opera Co.);
Cosi fan tutte (OSH Opera); Senior Showcase (Julliard Dance); Our Town, Doriclea (Julliard Opera);
Getting Out, Under Milkwood, Who is PT Butterhouse? (Juilliard Drama); Rent, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Phantom
(Stagedoor Manor).
Susan Slotoroff
(Costumer)
Susan got her start in the Elon University costume shop while pursuing
her BFA in acting. There, she worked on many productions in a variety
of costuming roles including lead stitcher for Cabaret, assistant makeup designer for The
Phantom of the Opera and head of wardrobe for Mark Duncan's Bent.
Now a full-time actress here in NYC, Susan is thrilled to be flexing
her costume muscles again with this fabulous show! Thanks to the cast
and crew for being so wonderful! Susan-Slotoroff.com.
Sam Morris PR (Press Rep)
Sam is a graduate of NYU, getting his degree in Producing, Arts
Management, and Communication Studies from the Gallatin School. In
addition to starting is own PR Company, Sam Morris PR, he's also the
Assistant Office Manager at Barlow Hartman Public Relations, one of
Broadway's leading PR firms, which handles the press for shows such as Billy Elliot, Gypsy, In
the Heights, Legally Blonde, Wicked,
and Young Frankenstein. SamMorrisPR.com.
Patricia Comstock
(Web Master)
Patricia is an Information Architect who also has years of experience
in content management and editing. She specializes in websites and
software, and has delighted clients with her work on brochures, post
cards, posters, and business cards. For performers, she offers a
one-stop, low-cost website design service, then enables them to update
their own sites for free. She edited and designed So You Wanna Sing in Germany?, a book by Paul Bellantoni. PComstock.com. |
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