Sabina Sethi Unni is a public theater artist, community organizer, and urban planner dedicated to telling funny stories about our crumbling infrastructure (and neighbors organizing to save it) in public spaces. She’s proudest of performing in open spaces in every corner of her city: Hunts Point Riverside Park, Travers Park, Queens Botanical Garden, Qahwah House Astoria, Washington Square Park, Newkirk Open Street, La Plaza Cultural, Domino Square, Queens College, Lt. Frank McConnell Park, Rockaway Beach, Gowanus Dredgers Community Boathouse, Fordham University, Snug Harbor Botanical Garden, PYO Chai, Edgemere Farm, Orchard Alley Community Garden, Rockaway Community Park, Loisaida United Community Garden, the Astoria Food Pantry, 31st Avenue Open Street, PS Family NYC, & more if you let her! 

Maia Macdonald (b.1983) is an interdisciplinary artist, musician, and producer living in Brooklyn, NY. Grounded in sound, her work explores the tension between the seen and unseen, tracing concentric circles through iterative projects across mediums. Maia has spent the past five years creating her upcoming album, Slow Motion Cumbia. Stages (I), a collaboration with director Krystine Summers, is a long awaited theatrical exploration of its themes.

Annie Jin Wang is a first-generation Chinese-American dramaturg for new plays, musicals, and opera. From new play development to revitalizing classic texts for today’s audiences, Annie’s body of work primarily investigates constructs of race, gender, and citizenship through a compassionate and critical lens. Collaborations with Cinthia Chen include: Salesman 之死 (Yangtze Rep, Obie Award for Outstanding New Play), Untitled Seagull Project (Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab), and Bloodlines (Fault Line Theater’s Irons in the Fire); projects in development include The Actress Who Died A Thousand Deaths and 7 Nights in Augustine. 

As a dramaturg, Annie is currently supporting new projects in development at Beth Morrison Projects, Signature Theatre, Fresh Ink Theatre & CHUANG Stage, and NYC PAC. She is currently guest faculty at BerkleeNYC and adjunct faculty at Marymount Manhattan College. MFA: Columbia University; BAs: Wellesley College.