Oliver Henzler (Director) is a New York based theater maker and performer. His passion for directing and devising theater productions derives from his in-depth experience as a performer over the past fifteen years. On stage, Oliver has worked in numerous productions including Shakespeare’s Pericles (ART), Berlioz’ Benvenuto Cellini (Metropolitan Opera, NY), Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus, Adam Rapp’s Nocturne, Strindberg’s The Pelican, Fabio Rubiano’s Mosca, Büchner’s Woyzeck, and Rashomonbased on Akutagawa’s short stories. Oliver also frequently works on TV and Film. Recent appearances include roles on Blacklist (NBC) and Person of Interest (CBS), and feature films The Happy House and the soon-to-be released Too Cold To Swim and A Different Sun. Oliver is a graduate of Wesleyan University (BA with honors) and Columbia University (MFA), he is an authorized Synapsing® teacher and a guild certified Feldenkrais® practitioner.

Laura Lassy Townsend (Actor & Producer) is a New York based actor originally from Paris, France. Her credits include the National Opera of Paris, the Venice Film Festival, Classic Stage Company, The Rattlestick Theatre, Mabou Mines and Target Margin Theater. Laura has taught as a Teaching Artist at Classic Stage Company, the French Institute Alliance Française and is the co-founder of L'Atelier Théâtre NY. She holds an MSc in Business from HEC, Paris and an MFA in Acting from Columbia University.

Cloe Xhauflaire (Actor) is an actress hailing from Belgium. She has worked extensively in film, television, and the theatre in Belgium, France and the US. In Europe, she has worked with numerous established directors and founded her own successful theatre company, with which she won the "Best Young Creative Artist Project” national award for The Belgrade Trilogy. She studied theatre at The Royal Drama Conservatory in Brussels & LAMDA. She studied here with Susan Batson, Larry Moss and Anthony Abesson. She is now coaching actors  at The Susan Batson Studio. For a full list of credits, www.cloexhauflaire.com

Hélène Godec (Actor) is an accomplished French actress whose various work has been seen on stage, film and TV. Theater credits include Advice to a Young Bride, Dialogues en soliloque, Les nuits de la colère, Au dessus des chiffons, Don Juan de Manara, Six personnages en quête d’un auteur among many others. Helene Godec has played in several film roles and leading and recurring roles in many popular French television series including Sections de Recherches and Paris Enquêtes Criminelles (French Law and Order). Hélène is the artistic director of the theater company “L’Arpenteuse Géomètre”, whose mission is to seek support for young playwrights. Hélène also teaches theater at Fordham University where she recently directed L’amour médecin by Molière. Hélène holds an MFA from France’s top national theater school, L’ENSATT (L’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Techniques du Théâtre) and earned a Masters degree in Theater from La Sorbonne University. For more info, www.arpenteusegeometre.com

 Leah Lawrence (Musical Composition) is an actor and singer-songwriter with credits off-Broadway, national television and two released albums of her own music, available on iTunes, Amazon & Spotify (Folk by Foulke, Volume 1 & Everywhere To Go: Folk by Foulke V.2 ). Leah’s original music for theater includes productions of Caucasian Chalk Circle, Hamlet, CoCoLab’s Dylan’s Lullaby and Blink, and an original musical Jungle Suburbia. She holds a BA from Colorado College and MFA in acting from Columbia University. Leah is a certified Yoga instructor, authorized Synapsing® teacher and a facilitator with Green meets Blue.