Allan Knee is the author of the New York hit play SCHMULNIK’S WALTZ, as well as SHOLOM ALEICHEM LIVES, LATE NITE COMIC, SECOND AVENUE RAG and the book to the Broadway musical, LITTLE WOMEN. SYNCOPATION has been produced by regional theatres around the USA and won an American Theatre Critics Best New Play award. His most recent play, THE JAZZ AGE, about Hemingway, Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald has been produced at 5 E. 55th Street Theatre in New York and at The Blank Theatre in LA to excellent reviews, with a Broadway production planned. His play, THE MAN WHO WAS PETER PAN, became the basis of the award-winning movie FINDING NEVERLAND. Allan is now writing the book for the upcoming Broadway musical of the movie for the The Weinstein Company.

A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, he won a Richard Rodgers Musical Theater Award as well as a Cine Eagle Award from the Washington Film Festival. His plays have been produced at Jewish Repertory Theatre, American Repertory Theatre, Milwaukee Rep, Long Wharf Theater, Manhattan Punchline, Theatreworks/USA among many others. (As of 1974)

Steven Robman is an American theatre and television director. His theatre credits include Moonlight and Magnolias, High Holidays, Rat In The Skull, and Santa Anita '42. He also served as the staff director at the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference for five years, and was the director of the Pheonix Theater from 1980-1982. Robman's television credits include "Ghost Whisperer", "The O.C.", "Gilmore Girls", "Party of Five", "The Audrey Hepburn Story", "Law and Order", "Sisters", and "Family Ties".

Mr. Robman has taught acting and directing at Yale University, Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York, UCLA Extension and the American Film Institute. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley and The Yale School of Drama.