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Dale Heller

Dale Heller (publicist) is founder and president of Heller Highwater LLC, a communications company located in the heart of New York City at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. At Heller Highwater we provide a full array of communications services, including public and media relations, media training, speech writing and strategic consulting to our performing arts and entertainment, non-profit and hospitality clients. Current and recent clients include Page 73 Productions, the non-profit Making Books Sing, the commercial Off-Broadway production of Tina Packer’s Women of Will, Slant Theatre Project, the Guerrilla Shakespeare Project, the Off-Broadway transfer of Fault Line Theatre’s From White Plains, the non-profit Artists Collective for Social Change, Oberon Theatre Ensemble, Barefoot Theatre Company, etc. For more information about Heller Highwater LLC, please visit www.HellerHighwaterPR.com.

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Sarah Hancock

Sarah Hancock (producer) currently serves on the boards of the American Repertory Theater, Shakespeare & Company and the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. For the A.R.T. Board, Sarah serves in a number of pivotal roles: she currently heads the Conflict of Interest and Compensation committees, and is also a member of the Finance and Strategic Planning committee. She passionately shares the A.R.T. mission of expanding the boundaries of theater. She serves as treasurer of Shakespeare & Company and is chair of the Finance committee for Kripalu. Ms. Hancock began her career as a software engineer for IBM, Wave Systems and Programart.

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Adam Fitzgerald

Adam Fitzgerald (general manager) is the artistic director of kef theatrical productions and a founding partner of Fifty2&Nine. General management credits include Michelle Clunie’s Us, Wendy Beckett’s A Charity Case and Modotti and the NY premiere of Chekhovek. In NYC, Adam directed the critically acclaimed Methtacular! (Time Out NY critics pick), Killing Women (with Lisa Brescia), Lyric Is Waiting (all with kef), Getting the Business (Rachel Reiner Productions) and the premiere of Friends and Relations, among others. Adam also served as a directing fellow at Playwrights Horizons. Regional directing credits include John Patrick Shanley’s Defiance at Playhouse West (Critics Circle Award noms, director, production) and The Santaland Diaries at the Home Made Theater. With Fifty2&Nine, Adam wrote and directed the winning PSA for the “Think B4 You Speak” campaign (GLSEN, TalentHouse, Brett Ratner), directed the pilot episode of the web series Conversations w/My Ex and the year-end appeal video for Playwrights Horizons. www.directorfitz.com.

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Jessa Nicole Pollack

Jessa Nicole Pollack (Assistant Stage Manager) –  NYC: Billy Witch, The Secret Garden (APAC), Chekhovek (ArcLight), Friends and Relations (June Havoc Theatre), Langston in Harlem (Urban Stages), Reasons to be PrettySpain (MCC), First Prize (kef), Mimi le Duck (with Eartha Kitt), Prophecy (with Kathleen Chalfant). Workshops and Readings include The Black Suits (MCC), Guess Who’s Coming to Seder (York), Red Clay (NAMT), Tina Girlstar (Olympus Theatricals), Big Fat Cat (New York Theatre Barn), By The Numbers (TRU), and Island Song (kef/Libra). Other New York credits include the Drama Desk Awards, Nightlife Awards, Broadway BackwardsPicking Palin (2010 NY Fringe Festival), and The Late Show with David Letterman. Graduate of Indiana University.

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The Pekoe Group

The Pekoe Group (marketing & advertising) is a full-service advertising and marketing agency for theatrical events and attractions, specializing in niche marketing and tailor-made strategic campaigns based on each event’s target demographic. Clients include Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Times Square, Forbidden BroadwayWomen of Will, Mint Theater Company, Second Stage Theatre, I Love Lucy Live on StageHow 2 B a New YorkerAll the Rage, Brooklyn Botanic Garden and more. www.thepekoegroup.com.

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Production Core

Production Core (production supervisor) lends support and guidance to theater companies that produce high quality theatrical performances and need direction/support on the collaboration, planning and execution of the production process. The Production Core team is James E. Cleveland, Jared Goldstein, Adrian White, David Upton, Taylor Michael, Scott Andrews, Josh Morgan, Ron Grimshaw, Chasmin Hallyburton, Julie Shelton and Sarah Payson. Current projects include Old Jews Telling Jokes at The Westside Theatre, Emotional Creature at The Signature Theatre, My Name Is Asher Lev at The Westside Theatre, Forever Dusty at New World Stages, Passion at The Classic Stage Company and Divorce Party The Musical tour. www.productioncore.net.

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Studio Two

Since 1994 the team at Studio Two has been creating bold brands for institutions in the northeast and around the nation. With offices in Western MA and Miami FL, Studio Two focuses on an analytical design process that builds strong, growth-oriented brand strategies for institutions and businesses. Studio Two specializes in managing the full spectrum of design and marketing clients, with long-standing, successful relationships withmany growing organizations. Currently Studio Two hosts a staff of ten full-time designers, web programmers, branding specialists and SEO/SEM managers. Studio Two provided core brand and identity development for Women of Will as well as original photography, illustration and web design. Studio Two is the agency of record for Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, MA. More information at studiotwo.com.

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In the News: Tina Packer’s Women of Shakespeare

Yesterday Tina “appeared” on WBUR/NPR’s On Point with Tom Ashbrook to discuss Women of Will. An excerpt from the 45-minute in-depth discussion and call-in segment:

“In many ways I’ve been working on this piece for the whole of my artistic life, and I have to ask the question: why should a 21st century feminist spend her time with a dead white male? Well, the answer is because I grow, expand, understand myself better with every play in the canon I immerse myself in, from young actor to director and teacher – and I have now directed almost every play he wrote. My awareness expands. He says things in such a way as allows me to understand the world – politically, psychologically, physically, poetically, philosophically – that change my personal life. He’s the man I would most like to sleep with, if you will – I’m really sorry he’s dead! And in many ways he ain’t dead. He infuses the world with life, and it’s all open to interpretation…”

Listen now to “Tina Packer’s Women of Shakespeare” at WBUR and NPR – On Point with Tom Ashbrook.
In the News: Tina Packer’s Women of Shakespeare2016-11-10T13:40:17-05:00
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