affiliated artists
Over the years kef has worked with many people who have inspired and challenged us. The following are a few of the artists who have helped shape kef theatrical productions.

    Rebecca Atwood - Writer/Manager
    Christopher J. Bailey - Design
    Jim Bredeson - Collaborator
    Larry Bull - Actor
    Dina Comolli - Actor   
    Kati Fitzgerald - Design
    Kelli Fox – Actor
    Israel Horovitz - Playwright
    Tim Kava - Actor/Video Design
    Stephanie Layton - Graphic Design
    Joesph Mathers - Technical Support   
    Kelly McAndrew - Actor
    Ry Pepper - Photography
    Michael Pesce - Actor/Singer/Musical Director
    Mac Rogers - Playwright
    Dan Strafford - Multimedia
    Madeline Strum - Design/Photography
    Sean and Jordana Williams - Composer/Lyricist

interns
Nikita Ash (Production Intern)

Nikita Ash is ecstatic to be joining kef theatrical this summer as a member of this wonderful team. A student at Barnard College, Columbia University and an avid theatre-goer, she is excited to expand her horizons beyond Morningside Heights and her credits there (Godspell, The Tempest, and the up-coming Merrily We Roll Along),and to get to begin working on productions at a professional level, having come all the way to New York from New Zealand to do so. 
Nic Christopher (Design Intern)

Nic is a rising senior at Hofstra University pursuing a degree in theater arts and a minor in fine arts. He is focusing in lighting design and scenic design. Past credits include A Lie of the Mind (Lighting Design), Spring Awakening (Lighting Design), Antony and Cleopatra (Associate Lighting Design), Don Juan Comes Back From the War (Scenic Design). As a native Coloradan he is thrilled to be working in New York with Kef Theatrical Productions. He is also an active member of Hofstra’s chapter of USITT. nicchristopher.com

Kathleen Wrinn (Artistic Intern)

Kathleen is a lyricist and playwright currently pursuing her MFA in Musical Theatre Writing at NYU Tisch.  After graduating from Syracuse University with a BFA in Musical Theatre, Kathleen spent the last few years as a performer, writer, and teaching artist in the Chicago area.  Her Chicago credits include Eva Perón in Evita with the Southwest Michigan Symphony Orchestra and Lois Lane in Superman 2050, a show she devised with the physical theatre company, Theater Unspeakable.  Kathleen is also the bookwriter, lyricist, and composer of the new musical Ten: The Story of Grace and Joe (music with Brad Kemp), which premiered last summer in The Pitch: New Musicals Series at the Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival.