Current Artists

is a multidisciplinary artist from the mountains of Maine. They are a member of Pink Umbrella Theater’s inaugural Disability Cohort. They are also an alumnus of Broadway Advocacy Coalition’s Theater of Change program and the Join for Justice Community Organizing Fellowship. They developed their full-length work Believing Cassandra as part of The New Opera and Musical Theater Initiative, and their piece 504: The Musical (written with collaborator Mason McDowell) at New York University’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing program. Their work has been performed at Lincoln Center, Joe’s Pub, Theatre Creation in Tokyo, Japan, Rattlestick Theater, Rockwood Music Hall, and more. Their writing has been published by HowlRound, Autostraddle, Dame, Sinister Wisdom, AK Press, and more. They are also a cofounder of the troupe 8 Oily Dykes with whom they perform under the name Chava GoodTime. They have been reviewed as “such a good storyteller” by their psychiatrist.

is an American artist working with composition, space, sculpture and instrument building. He composes pieces for his instruments and sculptures that are performed, while also allowing his works to function as stand alone sculptures and installations. He lives in New York City but is also active in Berlin. He graduated (July 2024) from Berlin’s Universität der Künste with an M.A. in Sound Studies and Sonic Arts. He also holds a B.F.A (2017) in Jazz Double Bass from the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City.

is a director, choreographer, and community arts educator. Green is a native of Bolivia, North Carolina (population 143) and a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts where he studied contemporary dance and ballet. Over a 15-year career, he has worked with acclaimed dance artists including: Rosie Herrera, Sidra Bell, Camille A Brown, David Parsons, and Clay Taliafero to list a few. He was mentored by the late Broadway theater director, Gerald Freedman, while a member of a touring production. His work has also been seen on Fox’s television series “Our Kind of People,” the Lifetime movie “Line Sisters,” Amazon Prime’s “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” and the upcoming Fox Searchlight Picture “The Supremes At Earl’s All You Can Eat.” He is the founder of Techmoja Dance and Theater Company— an inclusive and diverse dance and theater company created in partnership with his mother, community leader and culture bearer Donna Joyner Green. As part of his commitment to working at the intersection of art and community, Kevin works to create innovative and impactful dance programming and initiatives, especially among urban and rural youth of color.