Britney Burgess Co-Artistic Director It has been Britney’s dream to start a theatre company for over a decade.  Originally from Salt Lake City, UT, she felt a need to experience “edgier” forms of art and life and decided to learn while traveling.  She attended Reed College in Portland, OR (BA Theatre), spent a year in London studying acting, and rounded off with Brandeis University in Massachusetts (MFA Acting).  Since landing in New York, she has performed with Aisling Arts/Play Outside Festival in Twelfth Night and at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in the premiere of Sympathy.  A great fan of the Classics, Britney has been most thrilled to play Medea, Klytemnestra, and Andromache, all with a modern twist.  Britney has also taught acting, directed, stage managed, and designed make-up and costumes.  Britney is a member of Actor’s Equity.

Matthew J. Nichols Co-Artistic Director Originally from St. Simons Island, GA, Matthew J. Nichols is an alumnus of Rollins College (BA Theatre/Music) and Brandeis University (MFA Acting).  As an actor in New York, credits include: the world premiere of Jesse Kellerman’s Things Beyond Our Control with the Grid Theater Company; Twelfth Night with the Play Outside Festival; and Snake In Fridge with the Themantics Group.  Favorite roles regionally include: Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival; Walt in The Threepenny Opera and a wacked-out Messenger in Scapin with the New Repertory Theatre; as well as many others.  In the summer of 2006, Matthew acted in the independent film The Weekend, produced by The Dream Factory, and he has done numerous cartoon voiceovers for 4Kids Productions.  As a director, Matthew has overseen productions of The House of Blue Leaves, The Zoo Story, Of Mice and Men, and Without a Song, an original script he also wrote.  Matthew is a member of Actor’s Equity.