Kea Trevett (Director)(she/her) is a theater artist, filmmaker, and educator. As an actor, her NY stage credits include Roundabout, Classic Stage Company, Lincoln Center, Ars Nova, Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Sheen Center, New Georges, The Lark, Page 73, and Cherry Lane. Regional credits include Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival and Hamptons Shakespeare Festival. Kea is an Outfest Screenwriting Fellow, a NYSCA Support for Artists grantee, and a NYFA NYC Women’s Fund recipient. Her film collaborations have screened at Outfest, Newfest, Frameline, the Nevada Women’s Film Festival in Las Vegas, and Atlanta Film Festival. Kea teaches playwriting and Shakespeare for Theatre For A New Audience and Lincoln Center, and Theater & Screenwriting for Sarah Lawrence. She is a founding member of Apocalyptic Artists Ensemble, for whom she directed their mini series adaptation of Shakespeare’s As You Like It, and their 2025 school tour of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, produced in collaboration with Red Bull theater. MFA: Columbia University.  www.keatrevett.com

Mariah Hamburg (Stage Manager) is an Oregon native who is thrilled to be working on 16 Winters! She is currently a student at Circle in the Square Theater School in the Professional Musical Theater Workshop. NYC: Little Women (ASM/Beth Cover), Twelfth Night (Puck/Sebastian Cover) Select Regional: A Chorus Line (Swing - Maggie/Judy), The Robber Bridegroom (Airie/Ensemble) at Beck Center for the Arts, Peter/Wendy (Swing - Peter/Wendy) at Dobama Theater, Pippin (Leading Player), Cabaret (Lulu/Asst. Choreographer), and Almost, Maine (Sandrine/Deena). Proud CWRU alumni and IG: @m.ariah.hamburg

Avi Amon (Music Director) is an award-winning, Turkish-American composer and sound artist based in Brooklyn whose work examines themes of collective memory, grief, and being “in-between.” Theater work includes music, songs, & sound design for projects with: Arena Stage, Ars Nova, The Kennedy Center, New York Theater Workshop, The Old Globe, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, PAC NYC, Signature Theater, and The Public. Avi’s film music has been featured at Cannes, DOCNYC, HBO, Hulu, SWSX, Tribeca, and the Venice Film Festival. Scores for the documentary film, EVERYTHING YOU HAVE IS YOURS, and the NYTimes Critics’ Pick, WELL, I’LL LET YOU GO, are streaming everywhere. A MacDowell Fellow, Avi has received support from NYSCA, The Shed, the Jonathan Larson Grant, Berkeley Rep, Dramatists Guild, New Music USA, The O’Neill, and The Playwright’s Center, among others. Avi’s newest piece, MOTHER/ROAD, will premiere at The Shed in NYC. Avi is the music director at the 52nd Street Project, and teaches at NYU Tisch.

The Episcopal Actors' Guild (EAG) (est. 1923) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization providing emergency aid, food assistance, and career support to New York City’s professional performers of all faiths, and none, when they are experiencing a crisis. EAG is also dedicated to helping emerging artists advance their careers through scholarships, awards, and performance opportunities.

To qualified performers, EAG can offer assistance for rent, utility, and medical bills; an onsite food pantry; free headshots; a free support group; and EAG’s program aimed at supporting New York City’s theatre companies, the Open Stage space grant.

EAG's Open Stage space grant program is supported by the Teri Black Performance Fund and by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

We wish to express our gratitude to the Performers’ Unions:

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL ARTISTS

AMERICAN GUILD OF VARIETY ARTISTS

SAG-AFTRA

 through Theatre Authority, Inc. for their cooperation in permitting the Artists to appear in this program.