Taylor Geu was born in Yankton, South Dakota. Her first publication was a weekly comic book they passed around the playground in 4th grade. They learned general audiences were philistines. Since then, she’s become passionate about gender abolition and social justice, centering them in her scripts for stage and screen. A surrealist and fantasist, she’s interested in using the weird and spectacular to aid audiences in reconsidering what it means to be human beyond the usual societal script and norms.

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Geu’s play Adolsy was produced as part of the “Dream Up Festival” at Theater for the New City in September 2022. As a playwright, Geu is a semifinalist for the Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference (twice), Bay Area Playwrights Festival (three times), and Blue Ink Playwriting Award; a finalist for the Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival One-Act Play Contest; and a Second Rounder in the Austin Film Festival Playwriting Competition. Geu voices Roxx Populi.

Sean McDonald writes things sometimes. He is from Los Angeles but saw the sun once and ran away in fear to cower in the shadows of New York, where he picked up an MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU Tisch that he found lying next to a dead rat in some standing water. The things he sometimes writes have appeared in genre magazine Kaleidotrope, YouTube channel Gametoons from Newscape Studios, educational series SuperDville, and nerd new outlet Comic Book Resources. You can feed him seeds and sugar water but DO NOT make direct eye contact or he may get confused and attack.

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Andrew Moorhead is a writer and actor from Piedmont, California, currently based in New York City. Favorite acting roles include Karl/Wanda in Adolsy (Theater For The New City) and Polonius in Hamlet (Chapman University). Andrew’s plays include The Colonialists (play/ground theatre LA, Broke People Play Festival) and Loaded Questions (The Sherry Theater). His musical, Bravo, has received workshops and concert productions at New Musicals Inc., Ball State University, and Azusa Pacific University, which he also directed. His new play, This Purple F***ing Pot, will receive a workshop reading early next year. He is currently a Lead Creative at Hello SciCom and the Editorial Assistant for the upcoming book, The Unconquerable Game, which will be published in the fall of 2023. In addition to acting in Roxxie, he is also a staff writer. BFA Chapman University. MFA NYU.

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Steven Schmidt is a writer, composer, and educator born and raised outside of Los Angeles, currently residing in Brooklyn, New York. He loves theatre, songwriting, and watching Drag Race reruns with his wife. But most of all, he has a passion for art that makes this world into a kinder, more just place to live. Feel free to check out Ghostlight: A Musical or Bravo: A Musical on your preferred streaming platform to listen to some of Steven's work!

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Julia Blauvelt is a writer and sometimes actor in NYC.  She's performed devised works with Peak Performances at Montclair State, Creative Time, Culture Project, and Dixon Place among others.  As a writer, she has had residencies at Orchard Project (Performance Lab) and the Athena Film Festival (T.V. Writers Lab), and her play F.I.R.E. received an NYC production last year through New Normal Rep.  She is a 2021 graduate of the MFA dramatic writing program at NYU Tisch.

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Russell Ewing is an actor and writer originally from Boulder, Colorado, currently living in New York City. You can check out his recent work as Sheriff Troy in Fallout on Amazon Prime. Beyond his work on screens and stages, Russell has a background in Theatre of the Oppressed as he spent three years touring the world on U.S. military bases using theater to teach sexual assault prevention. He co-founded a production company called Youngest Brother Productions and is currently developing projects for the screen. He holds his MFA from NYU's Graduate Acting Program and his

BA in Theater from UC San Diego.