Artists & Projects Directory

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• Ralph Lemon
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• Yasuko Yokoshi

Dan Hurlin

Dan Moses Schreier (Composer/Sound Designer) With Dan Hurlin, Dan composed the chamber opera The Shoulder and the soundtrack for Quintland - The Musical. For Broadway, he has composed scores for Julius Caesar starring Denzel Washington, The Tempest starring Patrick Stewart, The Glass Menagerie starring Jessica Lange, and August Wilson's Radio Golf. Off Broadway scores for the theater include Tony Kushner's Homebody/Kabul, Lynn Redgrave's The Mandrake Root, Craig Lucas's God's Heart, Daniel Sullivan's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream and this summer's Delacorte Theater production of The Merchant of Venice staring Al Pacino. As a sound designer, Dan recently designed the Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music, Sam Shepard's Kicking a Dead Horse, Gypsy staring Patti Lupone (for which he received a Tony Award nomination), John Doyle's production of Sweeney Todd, Topdog/Underdog, Floyd Collins, and the 50th anniversary production of West Side Story, directed by Arthur Laurents. Dan has received three Drama Desk Awards and an Obie Award for sustained excellence. He studied music composition with William Bolcom and Stanley Silverman.
 
Sally Oswald (Playwright) Plays include Nightlands, Sun Ra, Pony, Vendetta Chrome, Painful Adventures, and Plutonics. Her work has been developed or presented at About Face Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, Portland Center Stage, The Foundry Theater, McCarter Theater, New Georges, New York Theater Workshop, P73, and Soho Rep. She is the recipient of a Full Stage NYC commission from New Dramatists, a Jerome Fellowship from the Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis, a Thurber House Playwriting Fellowship, and fellowships from The MacDowell Colony, The Millay Colony for the Arts, the Dramatists Guild, and a New Voices fellowship from The Ensemble Studio Theater. She holds an MFA from Brown University, and teaches playwriting at Barnard College and SUNY Purchase. With Jordan Harrison she edits PLAY A JOURNAL OF PLAYS. She is a resident playwright at New Dramatists.

David Soll (Film Sequence) David Soll's career has included television, documentary and advertising.  He recently served as a Co-Creative Director on the Obama for America media team, writing, producing and editing national television ads. He was the recipient of a MacDowell Colony fellowship in 2009, an Independent Filmmaker Project fellowship in 2010, and his advertising work has been recognized with numerous Telly and Polly awards, as well as two Cannes Lions grand prix. He has worked as an editor for Sony Pictures Entertainment, MGM and ABC, and he has collaborated on experimental films with choreographers and theater artists including Victoria Marks, Dan Hurlin, and Alexia Rasmussen. David graduated summa cum laude from New York University with a degree in political philosophy. He is currently completing Puppet, his first feature documentary, about puppetry in New York.

Tyler Micoleau (Lighting Design) Collaborations with Dan Hurlin: The Shoulder, Heart of the Andes, The Home of Bill & Sandy Kelly and Hiroshima Maiden. Select New York Off-Broadway credits: When The Rain Stops Falling (Lincoln Center Theater); That Face (Manhattan Theatre Club); The Aliens (Rattlestick); Blasted (Soho Rep); God's Ear (New Georges/Vineyard Theatre); Gutenberg! The Musical! (Actors Playhouse); Basic Training, Orson's Shadow, Eat the Taste, Bug (Barrow Street Theater); Carnival Knowledge, Underneath the Lintel (Soho Playhouse); Oohrah!, Anon, The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow, The Night Heron, Dublin Carol, Mojo (Atlantic Theater). Regional: Dallas Theater Center, The Old Globe, Trinity Rep, Shakespeare Theater, American Repertory Theatre and Long Wharf Theater among others. Awards: American Theatre Wing Hewes award, Off-Broadway Lucille Lortel Award, a Village Voice OBIE, the Connecticut Critics Circle award, three Philadelphia Barrymore nominations, and a Chicago Jeff award nomination. Education: BA, Bowdoin College. www.tylermicoleau.com
 
Anna Thomford (Costumes, Large and Small and Soft Furnishings) began her costuming career in 1983 at Andy's Summer Playhouse, Wilton, NH, where Dan Hurlin was the artistic director. She has designed and built practically everything made of cloth for practically everything Dan has done ever since - notably: The Shoulder and Hiroshima Maiden. She met many wonderful and inspiring people at Andy's that led her to create a series of political wearables. Of these, the favorite is Tonya and Nancy: the Jacket. In 1998 she followed Andy's new artistic director, Robert Lawson to Franklin Pierce University, Rindge, NH where she is the faculty costume designer/instructor. In late December 2008 she started work on The Money Bag, but like the economic recovery, it remains unfinished.