The People Behind the Work

The Team

Adrienne Kapstein

Director

Adrienne Kapstein is a collaborative theater artist and educator who creates visually rich, physically adventurous new work across mediums, often built around connection to public space. Her work has been presented internationally, including as Associate Director of Movement and Horse Choreography on War Horse (Broadway), and she's spent decades teaching and developing the Lecoq approach as co-founder of Movement Theater Studio and Head of the BFA in Performance Making at Pace University.

Nina Nastasia

Creator

Nina Nastasia is a singer-songwriter whose debut album Dogs (2000), produced by Steve Albini, earned her a devoted cult following. Her music is spare, unflinching, and deeply felt, marking her as one of alternative folk's most singular and enduring voices. Over seven albums with Albini, who counted her among his favorite artists of all time, she has built a body of work defined by uncompromising honesty and unrelenting craft. Her songs have earned comparisons to the greatest confessional songwriters of her generation, and her influence continues to surface in the work of artists who followed her.

Heather Brodie

Producer

Heather Brodie turns brand voices into cultural moments, working across music, sport, and entertainment, from the CMA Awards and the Latin Grammys to the Super Bowl, alongside projects for Cardi B, Kendrick Lamar, Timothée Chalamet, Serena Williams, Keith Urban, and Ozzy Osbourne. Formerly of Spotify's brand and artist marketing team, she later brought that same voice to Cash App's brand and culture work, and has been recognized with numerous advertising honors.

Autumn Maison

Producer

Autumn Maison has spent her career finding the people who make ambitious work possible inside some of the most influential companies in tech and media; assembling Spotify's global creative team ahead of its public offering, and going on to shape talent strategy at Apple, Adobe, and Duolingo. A trusted voice in the industry, she has served as a judge for The Webby Awards. This production marks her first work for the stage.

Elizabeth Caitlin Ward

Producing Designer

Elizabeth Caitlin Ward has built live-form visual landscapes through installation, sculpture, and spectacle, working across theater, aerial ballet, and opera. Her work explores geography, gender, and material culture, and has been seen everywhere from the Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremonies to the Royal Shakespeare Company, Lincoln Center, BAM, and the Public Theater.