Martin Dockery's one-person show "Wanderlust" is enjoying a sold out run at The Barrow Group Studio Theatre in Manhattan. He is a seven-time finalist in The Moth’s bi-annual Grandslam Storytelling Championship. His play "Oh, That Wily Snake!" is included in the McGraw-Hill anthology textbook on literature. Martin's work has been called "fantastic" (NY Times), “deliciously enjoyable,” (Backstage West) and "divinely inspired” ( L.A. Weekly) http://MartinDockery.com

Brooke Delaney is a theatre artist with writerly tendencies. Originally from picturesque Cleveland, Ohio, she has performed and directed at numerous theatres She is a frequent MOTH Slam champion, and has read her stories, both true and false, at the Nyuroican, KGB Bar, Teleplhone Bar, Quinnipack Club, Parkside Lounge, Slipper Room, and Junno's. Her scrappy survival schemes have included everthing from working as an assembly-line factory worker, cigarette-girl, television producer, house cleaner, instructor to univerisity students, kindergartners, & illeriate appalacian miners.

Ryan Paulson has toured his solo comedy "Pentecostal Wisconsin" throughout the US, Canada and to Scotland. In New York, he has performed the show at Ars Nova and 59 E.59 Theaters. He is currently at work on a screenplay based on the show. www.RyanPaulson.com

Jean-Michele Gregory Perhaps because she grew up in a home where the most important stories could never be spoken out loud, Jean-Michele now finds herself irresistibly drawn to truth-telling and stories, and recently taught storytelling at Colby College. Since 1998 she has served as constant collaborator, director, and co-conspirator on all of Mike Daisey's monologues, including 21 Dog Years, The Ugly American, Monopoly!, Great Men of Genius, and How Theater Failed America.

Jason Larson’s strong perspective and Solipsistic view landed him at the 2005 Montreal Comedy Festival. Jay’s performance prompted Variety Magazine to note him as one of the top new faces and Time Out New York described him as “a unique voice worth supporting.” Since Montreal, Jay has performed on The Late Late show with Craig Ferguson, Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham,” AMC’s “Date Night,” The Lifetime Channel and many National Commercials. Jay notes his 2006 performance for our troops in Iraq as his greatest career accomplishment.

Kambri Crews once lived in a tin shed in Texas with her deaf parents. Now she's a writer, producer and publicist in NYC. Current clients include her husband, comedian Christian Finnegan and the gorgeous new comedy nightclub Comix.She has produced and promoted shows with Roseanne Barr, Richard Lewis, Robert Wuhl, Craig Ferguson, Caroline Rhea, Alex Borstein, Seth MacFarlane, Janeane Garofalo, Jon Lovitz & too many more great comedians to her her jailed deaf dad. www.LoveDaddy.org

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