JULIA KREUTZER (she/her) is a director, writer, educator, and performance artist whose work centers the performance of lesbian identity. She makes campy plays about women and the people who love them. Her training is as gritty as her hometown of Philadelphia. Julia earned her BA from the University of Pittsburgh in 2022, where she made weird plays next to a trash room, wrote about Valerie Solanas’ feminine rage, and studied comparative politics. Julia works as a theatre-maker across multiple disciplines with work spanning from musical theatre to immersive, experimental experiences. She is a co-founder of Incline Theater Collaborative: an initiative aimed at nurturing new work by Pittsburgh-based artists. As a writer, director, and performer her work as been seen at Pittsburgh Musical Theater, CRASHBOX, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, The University of Texas at Austin, Pitt Stages, and more.
GEORGIA BECKMANN (she/they) is a theatre artist whose work as dramaturg, director, writer and producer is rooted in sensory world building, spatial semiotics and sociopolitical engagement. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Theatre with a specialization in performance as public practice at The University of Texas at Austin, where her research focuses on theatrical explorations of queer history.
