The brilliant playwright and librettist, Tammy Ryan, has created work that’s been performed across the United States and internationally. She was awarded the Francesca Primus Prize by the American Theater Critics Association for her play “Lost Boy Found in Whole Foods.” Other plays include: Molly’s Hammer, Tar Beach, Soldier’s Heart, Baby’s Blues, FBI Girl: How I Learned to Crack My Father’s Code, Pig, Lindsay’s Oyster, and The Music Lesson. A New Kind of Fallout written with composer Gilda Lyons premiered at Opera Theater of Pittsburgh in 2015.

Tammy was recently accepted as a resident playwright of the prestigious New Dramatists in the class of 2025. She’s also an artistic associate of NewYorkRep and a member of the Dramatists Guild of America. Her work is published by Dramatists Play Service, Broadway Play Publishing, Dramatic Publishing Company, and Playscripts.

For more about Tammy and her work, please check out www.tammyryan.net.

Susan L. Schulman has been a theatrical press agent for over 40 years, handling Broadway, off-Broadway, dance, film, special events, TV, books, and individual personalities.

Susan has heralded such memorable projects as Lauren Bacall in “Applause,” Jim Dale in “Scapino,” George C. Scott in both “Death of a Salesman,” and “Sly Fox,” Bob Fosse’s “Dancin’,” “Death and the Maiden,” with Glenn Close, Richard Dryefuss and Gene Hackman, and “A Streetcar Named Desire,” with Alec Baldwin and Jessica Lange. Additionally, Susan has repped The Dance Theatre of Harlem, The Feld Ballet, The Joffrey Ballet, Circle in the Square, The Phoenix Theatre, and The Manhattan Theatre Club.

She also worked on a legendary production of "The Merchant" an adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Merchant of Venice” that is notoriously known as the production that is killed Zero Mostel.

Her revised memoir, “Backstage Pass to Broadway,” has recently been published, and is available at Amazon and at other fine booksellers.

Amy Aniobi, is a supervising producer on the hit HBO comedy "Insecure.” She also has a project in development at Amazon with Jill Soloway’s Topple Productions. Her past produced credits include NBC’s “Trial & Error,” HBO's "Silicon Valley," NBC's "The Michael J. Fox Show," and web series "Lisa and Amy Are Black," "The Slutty Years," and "Awkward Black Girl."

She hails from North Texas, graduated from Stanford University and UCLA, and aside from spending time living in New York, the Bay Area, and L.A., she has lived abroad in France and Morocco. She enjoys travel, baking cookies and the occasional, well-timed "that's what she said."

Marv Wolfman is one of the most influential storytellers on planet earth – and in infinite earths beyond. Marv is best known as a legendary writer, editor, and creator of hundreds of comic books that the world has loved for more than forty years. Marv has created more characters that have gone on to television, animation, movies, videogames and toys than any other comics creator except Stan Lee.

Marv has at one time or another been Editor-in-Chief at Marvel, Senior Editor at DC, and Editor at Disney Adventures. He was writer-creator of “Blade, the Vampire Hunter,” “Bullseye,” “Black Cat,” “The Nova Corp.” and many others. At DC, Marv co-created “The New Teen Titans,” “Deathstroke,” “Vigilante” and dozens more. The Titans have starred in two successful cartoon shows, several animated movies, and will become a live-action series in 2018. Also in summer 2018, “The Teen Titans” get their own feature length movie, “Teen Titans GO!” Cyborg, of the Titans, will be in the upcoming Justice League movies as well as in his own feature in 2020. Deathstroke will be starring in the upcoming Batman movie, and it has just been announced that Nightwing will be getting his own movie.

Marv also writes animation and videogames. His script for “Epic Mickey-2” for Disney was nominated for a Writer’s Guild award. His non-fiction history book, “Homeland, the Illustrated History of the State of Israel” won the National Jewish Book award. His novel, “Superman Returns” won the Scribe Award for best novelization, and his book, “Arkham Knight” also received a Scribe nomination. In 2011, Marv was inducted into the Eisner Hall Of Fame and in 2017 he was awarded a Lifetime Achievement from the prestigious charity, The Hero Initiative.