Clay & Water 2019

Bob Stewart: B.F.A. from UNCSA. His Jesus in a Beehive! (Pick of the Week by The New York Times) performed Upstairs@The Duplex and @Philly’s Gay & Lesbian Theater Festival. His A Memory Play performed @NYC’s WorkShop Theater Co.’s Main Stage Season & “Best of the Festival” by The Mid-Town International Theater Festival. His American Inheritance-Finalist for the Kennedy Center’s Fund For New American Plays & an Industry Reading w/Tom Wopat and Angelica Page. (Optioned by Tony Winning Producer, Michael Rubenstein) Bethesda @The Workshop Theater’s Vet’s Play Festival. His Chicken & Egg Soup: Performed in NJ, GA, KY, RI, and even as a Radio Play in WA. His Fabulous Darshan: “One of The Top Plays of the Year” by Indie Theatre Now, used as a Fundraiser (with the original NY cast) for The Schenectady Light Opera Company’s Rainbow Access Program in Schenectady, NY, and recently in The Celebration Theatre’s Reading Series in L.A. starring Co-Artistic Director-Michael A. Sheppard. Just completed All You Can Eat-(A sequel to A Memory Play.) Currently working on a new comedy inspired by his late friend called Carol of Carroll Gardens. A earlier version was chosen by BROADWAY CON for their Reading Series in 2018.

Danielle Wirsansky is a playwright and librettist. She also founded and served as the Artistic Director of White Mouse Theatre Productions, a theatre company for social change based in Tallahassee, FL. Her plays, usually pieces of public history meant to teach audiences about history, have been performed both nationally and internationally, from Florida State University to the Boston Conservatory at Berklee to the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in NYC to the Stage Art School in Viborg, Denmark. She is a graduate of Florida State University with an MA in History, BA in Theatre, and BA in Creative Writing. Danielle last worked with Clamour Theatre Company in the Spring of 2017 when her piece Law Makers was included in their The Future is Female Festival and she is excited for the opportunity to work with them again. More information on her work can be found at www.DanielleWirsansky.com.