Johnny G. Lloyd is a New York-based writer, producer, and theatre artist. Recent productions include Patience (workshop productions at Corkscrew Theatre Festival, Columbia University), Round (Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Short Play Festival), It’s a Ghost Story (Homebase Collective), In the Woods We Return (FringeNYC). Upcoming productions include Or, An Astronaut Play. (Co-Production, The Tank and InVersion Theatre). His play Greenness was a semi-finalist for the National Playwrights Conference. Johnny's work has been seen at Judson Memorial Church, 59E59, TheatreLab (Boca Raton, FL), The Tank, Tiny Rhino, Dixon Place, and more. Johnny is a member of the 2019-2020 Liberation Theatre Company’s Writing Residency. Johnny was a semi-finalist for the 2018 Open-Application Commission at Clubbed Thumb and was the 2017-2018 Shubert Fellow for Playwriting at Columbia University. As the producing director for InVersion Theatre, Johnny has produced plays including Strindberg's Miss Julie; Shepard/Beckett, a night of one-acts; Mirroring Sky, an App-Play; Gregor, an adaptation of Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis," and more. Johnny has been the producing director for InVersion Theatre since 2011, and has produced work with InVersion and independently at Access Theatre, The Drama League, Czech Center New York, and Columbia University. He has dramaturged projects such as The Historical Range of Ursus Americanus by Emma McFarland, and assisted Obie-Award winning director Katie Pearl on Red Hills, with En Garde Arts. He also served as the Associate Director for jazz singer (Abrons Arts Center) created by Joshua William Gelb and Nehemiah Luckett. MFA Candidate in Playwriting at Columbia University. jglloyd.weebly.com.

William Steinberger is a director and producer. He has directed and developed new plays with Hartford Stage, New York Stage and Film, the Drama League, Berkshire Theatre Group, New Light Theatre Project, the Wilma, InterAct, Theatre Horizon, the American Playwriting Foundation, Passage Theatre, 59E59, The Jewish Plays Project, All For One Theater, and several universities. Will’s recent credits include Joanna Castle Miller’s Inferna (New York Stage and Film), Gina Femia’s meet you at the Galaxy Diner. (New Light & The Tank), Charles Gershman’s Oedipus 2.0.2.0 (All For One f/ Eddie Cooper; 2021 Drama League Award nomination), Gina Stevensen’s Disavowal (New Light), Johnny G. Lloyd’s Or, an Astronaut Play (The Tank & InVersion Theatre, of which Will is a proud co-founder), and Zizi Majid’s Return to Fall (Columbia University). Will is a member of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, a former Artist in Residence at New York Stage and Film, and was a finalist for the 2020 National Directors Fellowship. As a producer, he has worked with the Jimmy Awards, The Play Company, New Light, Andy Bragen Theatre Projects, and the Jewish Plays Project. WSteinberger.com 

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Rebecca LeVine has worked with InVersion since 2012, dramaturging Miss Julie, Shepard/Beckett, Owners, Mirroring Sky, and Gregor. She studied English at the University of Pennsylvania, where she also acted in over twenty productions and directed Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis and Sam Shepard and Patti Smith's Cowboy Mouth. Rebecca holds a Master of Arts in Performance Studies from NYU’s Tisch School, where she wrote about photography and the performance of mourning and theater as labor versus theater as enchantment. In addition to designing the print and digital collateral for InVersion's We Read Books and Or, An Astronaut Play, she co-conceptualized, wrote, and designed the app for Intralia, the weird park. The rest of the time, she is a user experience and visual designer. rebeccalevine.co

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