Erica Gould
Upcoming: director/co-producer for web simulcast for AOL/Time Warner of Janine Carter's What Light From Darkness Grows with Phylicia Rashad, Harry Lennix (Titus, Matrix II & III) and Lisa Gay Hamilton (The Practice). Recent stage directing credits include a mainstage reading of Lillian Ann Slugocki's Rough House at Playwrights Horizons and the world premiere of The Witches' Triptych, winner of a 2000-2001 Off-Off Broadway Award for Best of the Season. Gould has co-produced and directed numerous works of radio-theatre for WBAI in NYC and National Public Radio, including the NFCB Award-winning 6-part series, The Archaeology of Lost Voices, that was commissioned by NPR and began airing nationally in July theatrical adaptation of 2001. Most recently, she was selected for a NYSCA-sponsored development grant to workshop her theatrical adaptation of Milorad Pavic's novel Dictionary of the Khazars in NYC. She has directed productions for Williamstown Theatre Festival, Yale University, NY Theatre Workshop, Circle Rep, Franklin Furnace, NY Stage & Film, and New Jersey Shakespeare Festival. Gould has been a recipient of the Drama League Directors Project Fellowship, the Senior Boris Sagal Directing Fellowship at Williamstown, NFCB Silver Reel Award for Best Radio Drama, and numerous grants and residencies. Teaching: Yale University, NYU/Playwrights Horizons, Connecticut College, School of Visual Arts, Pace University. She is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers.

Patricia Evert
Patricia Evert is founder and president of Patricia Evert Productions. She is an independent event producer, consultant and fundraiser with more than 17 years of achievement in the not-for-profit and for-profit arenas. Over the years, Ms. Evert has earned a reputation for contributing to the strategic vision of the organization's with whom she has worked. She has managed all aspects of both grassroots and gala fundraising events including the development of the concept, goals, budget, organizational structure, target audience, marketing strategy and materials, recruited event leadership, underwriters, celebrities and volunteers.

Clients have included: The Anti-Violence Project, Bailey House, Birch Services, DIFFA, Friends of Deborah Glick GMHC, God's Love We Deliver, House & Garden, the International Rescue Committee, the International Women's Health Coalition, NARAL, New York AIDS Coalition, SHARE, Union Settlement and V-Day.

Keith Sherman & Associates
Keith Sherman & Associates (KSA) is a full service public relations and marketing communications company headquartered in New York City. Specializing in entertainment, KSA represents a broad spectrum of clients in industries ranging from film, television and cable to theatre, sports and corporations. Our clients include entrepreneurial enterprises, mid-sized as well as multi-national companies.

KSA has built a reputation among corporate communications professionals, artists and executives for developing and implementing precise public relations strategies. Rather than simply employing a "shot gun" approach to publicity, KSA tailors public relations programs to the specific needs of clients. Qualitative results and client satisfaction are paramount in any campaign we agree to undertake.

Mr. Sherman is a 21-year public relations professional who established the firm in 1989. The staff is made up of a diverse group of publicists, all of whom have an orientation in entertainment public relations.

Mike Joseloff
Michael Joseloff (Marketing Consultant) has worked with clients as diverse as Microsoft, Disney, HBO/Cinemax, Ethan Allen, and Classic Stage Company both as an independant Marketing Consultant and as Senior Accounts Director at FourFront,a bi-coastal guerilla marketing agency. Prior to FourFront, Michael was with Signature Theatre Company for five seasons where he created the marketing department and helped the Company secure their new home on the revitalized 42nd Street.

David Lander
David's most recent theatrical production is SHORT HAIRED GRACE directed by Charles Towers at Merrimack Repertory Theatre. He also lighted THREE DAYS OF RAIN at Merrimack Repertory last October. Last summer Lander lighted FUNNY GIRL at the Sundance Theatre (Sundance, Utah) and the world premiere of the new musical MUSCLE by James Lapine and William Finn at Pegasus Players (Chicago).

David's lighting design has been presented on Broadway in the 2000 production of DIRTY BLONDE by Claudia Shear, directed by James Lapine, at the Helen Hayes Theatre, for which he received a 2000 Drama Desk Award Nomination and Hewes nomination for best lighting design. Also on Broadway, David lighted the 1998 production of David Henry Hwang's GOLDEN CHILD, also directed by James Lapine. Prior to Broadway, David lighted GOLDEN CHILD at The Joseph Papp Public Theater, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Singapore Repertory Theater, South Coast Repertory and American Conservatory Theater. David received a Drama-Logue award and a Maraham nomination for GOLDEN CHILD. Last Season Lander designed the lighting for two plays at New Jersey's George Street Playhouse, CLAUDIA LAZLO written by Arthur Laurents and directed by David Saint, and Venecia directed and adapted by Arthur Laurents, starring Chita Rivera.

During the summer of 2000 David lighted FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at Sundance Theatre (Utah). David lighted a production of THE CHERRY ORCHARD in New Harmony, Indiana. This production was conceived by Olympia Dukakis, featuring and directed by her husband Louis Zorich. He lighted the long running Off-Broadway show GRANDMA SYLVIA'S FUNERAL. Lander has lighted Ice Theatre of New York, in residence at Sky Rink - Chelsea Piers, since 1997, and Chen and Dancers for over 7 years. His associate lighting designer credits include: CABARET at "Studio 54", A DOLLS HOUSE, A NEW BRAIN, and STANLEY.

Anna Louizos
ANNA LOUIZOS (Set Design) Credits: The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me (independent feature film) based on the original play; Snakes and Ladders Game Show (co-designer with Tony Walton) for European television; Art Direction: The Tony Awards 1990-1993 (Emmy nomination 1993), Broadway Sings the Music of Jules Styne (PBS); Welcome to New York starring Christine Baranski, CBS; Big Apple, created by David Milch, CBS. Set design credits include Ice Island, Melting Pot Theatre; Vissi d'Arte, Vissi d'Amor, The Daring Project Dance Co., Joyce Theater, Tango Passion, European tour; Between the Rains, Irish Arts Theatre; Under Control, 29th Street Repertory Co.; Nothing's Easy & Nobody's Happy, Musical Theatre Works; Five Plays by Jean Claude Van Italie, HERE Theatre; Nothing to Report, Stage Arts Theatre, Icarus and Medeamaterial, Tiny Mythic Theatre Co.; Other designs: for photographer Tracy Moffat's series Invocations; numerous years spent as associate designer for Broadway and regional theatre. Anna is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts and is fortunate to have had Oliver Smith as one of her teachers and mentors.

Sarah Hayon
(TBA)

Jeremy Zwillenberg
My name is Jeremy Zwillenberg and I am a student at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. In the fall I will be starting my senior year as an Economics major. I thoroughly enjoy skiing and being with my family. I am a traditional person with desires for the faster lifestyle that New York City has to offer. Being able to work on a worthwhile project is extremely important to me.