Walker Caplan (Playwright) is a writer and comedian in New York. Walker's plays have been developed by Signature Theatre (VA), New York Musical Festival, Washington Ensemble Theatre, and Yale University. As a performer, Walker has helped develop new works at Seattle Rep, YSD New Plays Lab, and elsewhere. Other qualities forthcoming. walkercaplan.com; @wlkrcap on Instagram; @walkercapl on Twitter.

Mia Fowler (Director) is a New York based actor and writer. She is so excited to be working with all her wonderful friends. This is what dreams are made of. Select Theater: Much Ado About Nothing (Utah Shakespeare Festival), cityscrape (Arts on Site), before the flood (The Chain Theatre), The Wolves (Colorado Springs FAC), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare in the Litchfield Hills). Film: Dumb Money (Sony Pictures), Parts (Baby Steps Productions). Find her on Substack!

Charlie Lee (N) is a writer based in New York returning to the stage after his “notorious” and “provocative” 2009 portrayal of Harold Hill at Germantown Friends School. His essays and literary criticism have recently appeared in publications including the New York Times, New Yorker, and New York Review of Books, and he is currently an associate editor at Harper’s Magazine.

David Glover (M) is an actor, poet and playwright from Philadelphia. Recent credits: The Wanderer (Chain Theatre), My Favorite Person (Istanbul Fringe Festival ‘23), Harlem & Moscow (Lenfest Center), In the Penal Colony (NYTW). He is delighted to play in Business Sense with this small but mighty team of creatives! His debut poetry collection Beneath My Body Armor is now available.

Jackie Brockel (Scenic Designer) is a scenic designer, installation artist, and painter based in Brooklyn, New York.

Hannah Bird (she/they, Costume Designer) is a Brooklyn based director, designer, and artisan. Her work has been seen at The New School College of Performing Arts, Neighborhood Film Fest, Edinburgh Fringe, The Tank, The Chain, Playwrights Horizons, IRT, The Public, University of Evansville Theatre and more. She loves searching the internet but hates data mining. 

Jessie Char and Maxwell Neely-Cohen’s (Sound Design) work has spanned theater, video games, film, literature, and dance. Their most recent theater projects include sound design for JOB (Soho Playhouse, The Connelly Theater), which was acclaimed by The New York Times Critic’s Pick and New York Magazine, and residencies with Fake Friends theater company at Ars Nova and CultureHub. 

Max Stroeher (Lighting Designer) is a lighting designer for theatre based in New York City. His design credits include, Head Over Heels, and Good News at the Theresa Lang Theatre, A Sleepless Play, Houston We Have a Problem at The Tank, Seven Days to the End of the World at Dixon Place. His assistant design credits include Fortuity at The Public, Newsies at the Dalton School, Nine, Twelfth Night, and Bye Bye Birdie at MSM.  He would like to thank his partner for their support in all things. 

Find his work at maxstroeher.com