[Your Own Personal Apocalypse, Dance Away Your Debt] Kolos recently completed a Masters in Comparative Media Studies at MIT. She also has a BFA from Tisch School of the Arts, New York University. She has worked in a number of after-school programs, including one at the School of the Future, where she co-taught a high [...]

[Your Own Personal Apocalypse] NYC productions include: CONVERSATION by Alexis Clements (University Settlement, Emerging Artist Theatre and Dramatists Guild); NUMBERS by Kieron Barry (Manhattan Repertory Theatre); YOUR OWN PERSONAL APOCALYPSE by Alexis Clements (Chashama and OMFM); Georg Buchner’s WOYZECK (Central Park); Elmer Rice’s THE ADDING MACHINE (Theatre at Riverside Church); Bertolt Brecht’s BAAL, ISLAND OF [...]

[Your Own Personal Apocalypse, Dance Away Your Debt, Enough!] Julia’s interest in user generated experience began as a graduate student in Design and Technology at Parsons School of Design. As a designer/technical artist for Snoozer Loser Art Collective and New Acquisition, she frequently works on creating engaging and playful environments using thought provoking design. Her [...]

[Your Own Personal Apocalypse, Dance Away Your Debt, Enough!] Royer is a poet, fiction writer, and crafter based in Connecticut. She was a Bucknell Younger Poet fellow, received an honorable mention from the Academy of American Poets Prize at Florida International University, and won high distinction in poetry from the writing department at Emerson College. [...]

[Your Own Personal Apocalypse, Dance Away Your Debt, Enough!] Clements is a writer and performer currently based in New York City. A member of the 2008-2010 Women’s Project Playwrights Lab, a former fellow of the Dramatists Guild of America, recipient of two Puffin Foundation Artist Grants, and a Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation grant, she writes plays, [...]