Kate is a writer who works between London and New York. Commissions include Chichester Festival Theatre, Playwrights Horizons, MTC / Sloan, A.C.T., EST, WRAPT Films/OpenSky, and Yale Rep. She is part of the Royal Ballet & Opera’s Jette Parker Artists programme, Making the Future of Opera. Recent productions include The Assemblywomen at CSULB/Cal Rep, Testmatch at The Orange Tree, Octagon Bolton, and A.C.T. (“Riveting” – Guardian), Big Data at A.C.T., (“a masterclass in live theatre” – Forbes), Jesus in Manhattan at EST ("Ambitious and memorable" - NY Times), and Demonstrating the Imaginary Body at the Public Theater's Under the Radar festival and REDCAT. She has been a member of Ars Nova's PlayGroup, Page 73’s writers' group, a Mabou Mines Resident Artist and on the Public Theater’s Devised Theater Working Group. Her plays are published by Nick Hern.

Sunder Ganglani works between forms: music, theater, civil disobedience, pedagogy. As former Co-Artistic Producer of The Foundry Theatre in NYC his works with W. David Hancock, Ariana Reines, Claudia Rankine, Melanie Joseph and many others won all kinds of awards. As a musician, composer, and organizer he’s grateful to have a creative home with The Chxrch of Stop Shopping where he works with Billy Talen, Savitri D, and Stop Shopping Choir as chosen family. Right now he's making music with Darius Jones, Samita Sinha, and Ash Fure; and he plays with Agnes Borinsky and Sky Lou in The Bernadettes, a band. He’s also the Artistic Director of Cornerstone Theater Company in Los Angeles.

Dustin Wills is a stage director and designer for theatre and opera. Upcoming productions include Dylan Guerra’s The Grief Eater Near North Bender with Roundabout and NYTW, Verdi’s Falstaff, a new version of J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan, and an adaptation of Aeschylus’ The Oresteia in Copenhagen, Denmark. Recent directing credits include Eugene Onegin for Heartbeat Opera, Tennessee Williams’ Camino Real, Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro at Little Island (Best of 2024, New York Magazine), Hansol Jung’s Wolf Play (2023 Lucille Lortel Award for Directing), Six Characters (Lincoln Center), Wet Brain (Playwrights Horizons & MCC), and Montag (Soho Rep). Dustin has devised new work with Teatro L’Arciliuto in Rome, Italy, trained with Augusto Boal in Theatre of the Oppressed legislative performance, and for a couple of years gave rogue tours of the Vatican. He is a 2023 Obie Award winner, Princess Grace Award recipient, Calloway finalist, and Baryshnikov Center Artist Resident 2018. He teaches for the Directing, Playwriting, and Opera programs at Yale.