Kevin O'Morrison is an American playwright and actor. He started his carer in the 1940's, working in film, radio, and theatre. He started writing plays in the 60's. His works include The Nightgatherers, Helen of Troy Tells What, A Report to the Stockholders, Really Happened, The Mutilators, The Morgan Yard, Ladyhouse Blues, A Party for Lovers, A Blanket for Janos, Dark Ages, and Songs In A Strange Land. His plays have been performed in the United States and Europe. Morrison is a Creative Art Public Service Playwriting Fellow, a National Endowment for the Arts Playwriting Fellow, winner of the National Repertory Theatre's First Prize for Playwriting, and was awarded The Pinter Review Gold Medal for Drama.

Robert H. Livingston is an American director. He is best known for being the director and co-adaptor of the Broadway musical The Me That Nobody Knows. He recieved two Tony Award nominations for his work. His other Broadway directing credits include Something Old, Something New and The Selling of the President. His Off-Broadway and regional directing credits include How to Steal an Election, The Interpreter, A Party for Divorce, Matchplay, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, and The Private Ear and the Public Eye.  Livingston has also worked in televison. He directed episodes of "Maude" and "All In the Family". He also directed "Taking My Turn", a TV movie. Livingston is a graduate of the Carnegie-Mellon University.