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Laura Heisler, Haynes Thigpen, Jacqueline Wright, and Candy Buckley

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Rob Campbell and Laura Heisler

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Laura Heisler, Danny Wolohan, and Haynes Thigpen

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Candy Buckley and Rob Campbell

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Danny Wolohan, Haynes Thigpen, and Rob Campbell

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Candy Buckley, Rob Campbell, Laura Heisler, Haynes Thigpen, Danny Wolohan, and Jacqueline Wright

Lisa Peterson

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Recent NY credits include An Iliad, written with Denis O’Hare (NYTW- 2012 Obie Award, Lortel Award, Drama Desk nominations); Shipwrecked by Donald Margulies and Motherhood Outloud by 15 writers (Primary Stages); The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek by Naomi Wallace, Slavs! (Thinking About the Longstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness) by Tony Kushner, Traps by Caryl Churchill, The Waves adapted from Virginia Woolf by Peterson and David Bucknam (Drama Desk nominations) and Light Shining in Buckinghamshire by Caryl Churchill (Obie Award for Directing), all at New York Theatre Workshop; The Fourth Sister by Janusz Glowacki and The Batting Cage by Joan Ackerman (Vineyard Theatre); The Poor Itch by John Belluso, The Square by 16 writers, and Tongue of a Bird (The Public); Collected Stories by Donald Margulies (MTC); Birdy adapted from the William Wharton novel by Naomi Wallace (Women’s Project); The Chemistry of Change by Marlane Meyer (Playwrights Horizons/WPP); The Model Apartment by Donald Margulies (Primary Stages); and Sueno by Jose Rivera (MCC).  Lisa has directed regionally at the Mark Taper Forum (where she was Resident Director for 10 years), La Jolla Playhouse (Associate Director for 3 years), Guthrie, Berkeley Rep, Seattle Rep, Arena Stage, McCarter, Actors’ Theater of Louisville, Hartford Stage, Long Wharf, Yale Rep, Baltimore Center Stage, Huntington, Dallas Theater Center, Oregon Shakespeare Festival and California Shakespeare Theater.  She is a Usual Suspect at NYTW, a member of Ensemble Studio Theater, and on the executive board of SDC.

Reviews
  • “The play's six actors portray 17 characters with a gonzo intensity that's scary, funny, and exhilarating. Meyer manages to find delight, humor, and something lovable in even the vilest human beings.”

    — Brandon K. Thorp, Village Voice | Read Full Article
  • “A dark fable about the power of true love and unshakable belief, rendered with wit, grit, and a stuffed raccoon. ”

    — Joe Dziemianowicz, New York Daily News
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  • “Glimmering with possibility, disorienting and clever, Marlane Meyer's The Patron Saint of Sea Monsters handily demonstrates overindulgence in the High Weird style. Danny Wolohan is brilliant. I love a good Twin Peaks–style gumbo. ”

    — Helen Shaw, Time Out New York
  • “A broad and surrealistic comedy about a David Lynch kind of town. ”

    — Jesse Oxfeld, The Observer
  • “Veers between loopy, Christopher Durang-style comedy and a sincerely cockeyed love story. Screeching, snarling, and demented, Candy Buckley is hilarious. ”

    — Charles Isherwood, The New York Times