Adrienne Mackey is a multidisciplinary artist who explores performance and play. With Swim Pony, she’s created and directed works like SURVIVE!  - a 22,000 sq-ft science installation; THE BALLAD OF JOE HILL at Eastern State Penitentiary; WAR OF THE WORLDS, with Drexel’s Entrepreneurial Game Studio; and THE END – a month-long ARG exploring mortality. Most recently she developed TRAILOFF – a mobile app embedding immersive audio onto nature trails and AQUA MAROONED!, a wildlife card game. Mackey is also a former chemist and teaches acting, directing and devising at UW. Catch her new interactive comedy about escaping workaholism, THE STUPIDEST, SCARIEST TIME at 12th Avenue Arts November 2024.

brooklyn baggett

brooklyn (she/her) is a trans poet and artist living in New York City. She holds an MFA from Goddard College and her work has appeared in Yellow Arrow Journal, Samfiftyfour, Impossible Archetype, The Pitkin Review, Big Muddy, and River Styx, among others. Her chapbook, we cast shadows & other true stories, is from Bottlecap Press. She has taught at Washington University St. Louis and St. Louis Community College, and worked as Editor in Chief at The Pitkin Review and Associate Editor for River Styx Magazine. brooklyn is also the founder and managing editor of new words {press} - a trans and gender-expansive poetry journal and press.

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Kathryn Jean Keller is a playwright, director, actor and itinerant theater artist based in Seattle. She co-founded Café Delirium, a collective of anti-racist queers responding to public affairs with original site-specific theater. Keller serves the The 14/48 Projects, “producers of the World’s Quickest Theater Festival & other feats of impossible theater, spanning the globe.” She holds a BFA in theater and a PhD in American Studies. Keller has studied theater with Eduardo Machado, Jill Dolan, Sue-Ellen Case, Andrea Stolowitz, Elizabeth Heffron and Miriam Tobin.

Sofia Molimbi (Dubrawsky) is a playwright who recently graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing (focus: Playwriting) from Goddard College; under the advisement of Rogelio Martinez, Darrah Cloud, and Susan Kim. She has been published by Smith & Kraus, Applause Acting Series, Meriwhether Publishing, Pioneer Drama Service, and The Pitkin Review. She was recently awarded a scholarship from The Finlandia Foundation for playwriting, The Spirit of Goddard Award, and a scholarship from the Pearl Foundation. Her play The Eclipse recently had its first reading as a part of The Dramatists Guild Footlight series.  Sofia has worked as a theatre artist in NYC, Dublin, Helsinki, and Portland. She is a proud member of The Dramatist Guild, Sagaftra, and Actors Equity Assoc. She currently lives in a bilingual household of French and English in Portland, Oregon, with her husband Landry, and their three young sons.