Evolution Theatre Company Resident Faulty Henry (Hank) has had both full length plays and collections of short plays published by Samuel French, Inc. and Smith & Kraus. Previous productions include: Fresh Brewed: Tales From The Coffee Bar, as a cabaret, Don’t Tell Mama, NYC, 2008 and 2009; Jump Jim Crow, Midtown International Festival, NYC, 2008, The Last Falcon, Victory Hall, Jersey City, 2006; Beware The Man Eating Chicken, at the New York International Fringe Festival, 2004 and Java Jive, staged at the Avery Point Playhouse, Groton, CT., in 2000 and 2002., the 2000 Midtown International Play Festival and The Producer's Club, 2000, both in New York. His works have also been produced by City Theatre, Miami for their Summer Shorts Festival, Turtle Shell Theater, NY, Chatham Playhouse, Chatham, NJ, Theatre of Note, in L,A., Manhattan Playwrights, Inc. by Epiphany Theater Company at the Blue Heron Theater in NY and by Firststage, L.A. He has a Masters of Fine Art in Playwrighting from Brooklyn College where he studied with Jack Gelber, Mac Wellman and Cary Harrison. He served on the board of directors of 'D' Stages Writers Workshop. He is a member of The New Jersey Dramatists, where he served as Literary Manager, The Dramatists Guild, and Times Square Playwrights. He has also taught creative writing at New Jersey City University. Robin Starr Robin is an improviser and actor and has been involved in Improv since 2002. She has trained with and attended workshops hosted by Mick Napier of the Annoyance Theater of Chicago, Keith Johnstone of Theatre Sports, and Megan Garano of Second City of Chicago. Robin as also trained with Cinublue Productions of Columbus Ohio, Columbus Actors Studio and McClatchy Acting Studio. She was a board member of the Applied Improvisation Network and a founding member of Easily Amused, a long form Improv troupe based in Columbus Ohio. She has worked as a consultant to Fortune 500 companies using improv based activities, and is very excited to introduce people to the art of long form Improv!
Henry Meyerson