In anticipation of
Let Me Ascertain You: F*cking and Dying, we wanted to give you a sneak-peak of
our impressive lineup of composers. Check them out below, and then grab your
tickets to the show before we sell out. Saturday, May 17th @ Joe's Pub. Tickets
available HERE!
Andrea Grody was Music Director for The Civilians’ The Great Immensity at the Public
Theater. Other recent projects include Fortress of
Solitude at Dallas Theater Center, Venice at the Public, Love
Labour's Lost at Shakespeare in the Park, White Christmas at Northern
Stage, and a workshop of Carmen set in Cuba and reimagined by
Moisés Kaufman and Arturo O’Farrill. Upcoming: Robin Hood at
Williamstown Theater Festival. You can hear Andrea's most recent output on
our podcast Sex Variants!
César Alvarez writes about theater, music and science here.
He’s a Drama Desk-nominated composer, lyricist, performer and writer. Founding
member of The Lisps. Co-founder and resident composer of LA-based dance company
Contra-Tiempo.
Lady Rizo is a Grammy Award winning comedienne and chanteuse who was
named the ‘Cabaret Superstar’ by New York Magazine. She has sung and recorded
with Moby and Yo-Yo Ma among many others. She is Mistress of Ceremonies for
current hotspot The Darby, and performs regularly at the legendary nightclub
Nell’s and at Joe’s Pub since 2009. A recipient of the New York Foundation of
the Arts Fellowship. Be sure to check out her website here.
Maggie-Kate Coleman wrote the book and lyrics for POP! and From a
Childhood, written with Erato Kremmyda. She's been all over the place: The York
Theatre Company’s NEO Cabaret (with composer Daniel Maté), Joe’s Pub,
Barrington Stage, Laurie Beechman Theatre...just to name a few!
Erato A. Kremmyda is a New York based composer, originally from Athens
(Greece). Theatre (selected): Agamemnon
(Irondale, NYC), The Dot (Bios, Athens), We Are Theatre(Cherry Lane Theatre,
NYC), Wagon Wheel (Loewe Foundation Development Award, Planet Connections,
NYC), Field Trip: A Climate Cabaret (Superhero Clubhouse/ Marfa Dialogues
NYC)...and many more! Take a trip over to Erato's website.
Called
“electrifying” by The Huffington Post, the Brooklyn-based Grace McLean
is a multi-hyphenate actress-composer-singer-writer-teacher on the rise.
Following a year as a lead in Off-Broadway's critically acclaimed electro-pop
opera Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, Grace has returned
her focus to her acclaimed original music, both as a solo artist and with her
band Grace McLean & Them Apples.
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