Daniel Banks, Ph.D., is a director, deviser, dance dramaturg, and community organizer. He has directed, led workshops, and/or instigated projects in 39 states and 23 countries. He is recipient of: TCG’s Alan Schneider Director award; MacDowell fellowship; and College of Fellows of the American Theatre. More info at https://www.danielbanksdirector.com/.
Daniel Banks, Ph.D.
Co-Founder/Co-Director,
Artistic Visioning
Carlos Diaz Stoop is an Artist Advocate, Creative Producer, and founder of CDS Creative Productions, who brings projects to life across theatre, music, dance, opera, community engagement, and social justice projects. He offers Artist Advocacy, Creative Producing, Project Management, and Care & Safety services driven by a values based framework. At the core of his work is the desire to serve as a connector - achieved through recognizing care, safety,
and curiosity as the key components in any successful collaboration. Learn more about him at https://www.cdscreativeproductions.com/about.
Carlos Diaz Stoop
Co-Director,
Artistic Operations
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Nadine Goggins is an administrative strategist and founder of LibelleCo. Virtual Assistance, and creative organizer who has supported entrepreneurs, small businesses, and creative professionals for over 13 years. She offers expertise in Administrative Support & Organization, Social Media Management & Digital Marketing, Website Management, and Graphic Design,
always guided by empathy, creativity, and a values - driven approach. Passionate about helping others thrive, Nadine brings a personalized touch to every project, fostering clarity, connection, and care in her work. Rooted in her background as both a Virtual Assistant and small business owner, she approaches every collaboration with trust and impact in mind. Learn more about her at www.libelleco.com/about.
Nadine Goggins
Co-Director, Business Operations
Troy Lambert
Visual Communications/
Co-Curator
Troy Lambert is a NYC-based artist-educator and researcher for city, state, federal agencies, and local CBOs/NGOs. His paintings, illustrations, and designs have appeared in several independent feature films and The Queen's English: The LGBTQIA+ Dictionary.
Morgan Overton
Co-Curator
Morgan Overton is a Pittsburgh-based artist who blends portraiture, abstraction, and symbolism. With a background in social work, psychology, and politics, her work reflects a commitment to healing and reimagining liberation. www.MorganOvertonArt.com
Parag S. Gohel is an artist, performer, director, and sound designer with 15+ years experience in devised theater and arts education. A TCG Rising Leaders of Color member, he champions equity and joyful collaboration. Learn more at linkedin.com/in/paragsgohel.
Parag S. Gohel
Co-Curator
Sarita Ocón
Co-Curator
Sarita Ocón is a multidisciplinary theatre artist, media arts educator, and producer. Currently collaborating with Glass Half Full Theatre in Austin, Texas. Regional credits: Alley Theatre, American Conservatory Theater, Berkeley Rep, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, among others. More info at https://www.saritaocon.com.
Seema Sueko-Low
Co-Curator
Seema Sueko-Low is an award-winning theater artist from Honolulu, Hawai`i. She has worked as a director, writer, actor, and producer across the U.S. You may read about her here: https://www.seemasueko.com/about.
Amanda Cooper
Consulting Producer
Amanda Cooper is an Arts Administrator and Advocate. She is currently a freelance arts manager and consultant, working with a wide variety of music and theater companies around New York City. Recent work includes: A.R.T./New York, DNAWORKS, The New Ohio, The Prototype Festival, Concrete Temple Theatre, Sinking Ship, and Music Before 1800; NYSCA, Stein | Holum Projects and En Garde Arts. From 2011-2015, she was the General Manager for HERE Arts Center, a multi-disciplinary arts space in Manhattan. Prior to HERE, she held positions at The House Foundation, Symphony Space, Theatre Development Fund, Voice & Vision Theater and the Look + Listen Festival, where she has been serving as the President since 2014. Amanda is a published theater writer, and has served as an auditor and grant panelist for New York State and New York City. She is a graduate of NYU’s Gallatin program, and a trained mediator through New York Peace Institute. She loves flora and fauna, and the city.
Cath Brittan
Consulting Producer
Originally from Manchester, England, Cath Brittan was a producer for the Vienna Festival for many years and has worked as a production manager and producer in venues throughout the world including English National Opera, London; The Bolshoi, Moscow; Teatro Real, Madrid; The National Theater of Finland, Opera de Comique, Paris; Grand Théâtre de Genève, Geneva, De Singel, Antwerp and Festival Aix-en-Provence, Recent and up-coming productions include Aci, Galatea e Polifemo (dir. Christopher Alden); Messiaen's Des Canyons aux étoiles (w Deborah O'Grady) Glass Handel (2018 & 2019, BBC Proms 2022); Comet Poppea (dir. Yuval Sharon); Bandwagon (New York Philharmonic); Amadigi de Gaula (dir. Louisa Muller); 2018/19 and 19/20 Soundbox Season; Kronos Quartet; San Francisco Symphony; Orphic Moments (dir. Zack Winokur); Abraham In Flames (composer Aleksandra Vrebalov); Perle Noir (Tyshawn Sorey & Julia Bullock); Arkhipov (composer Peter Knell); Birds in the Moon (composer Mark Grey); Iphigenia (Wayne Shorter & Esperanza Spalding); Everything Rises (Jennifer Koh & Davóne Tines); The Hunting Gun (dir. François Girard); Only an Octave Apart (dir. Zack Winokur) and UnRavelled (dir. James Bonas). Between 2018 and 2023 Cath was the producer for AMOC* (American Modern Opera Company).