About the Artist

Daniel Romano (playwright, actor) is a Philly-based artist with a BFA from NYU and an MFA from UCF. He specializes in exploring how narrative, confession, and silence operate as tools of public control within the horror and sci-fi genres. Similarly, the bystander effect and passive reception to violence are strong themes in his works. As an autistic actor, he is also passionate about disability representation in theater.

Savannah Cathers (producer) is a black theatre artist new to the Philadelphia scene. She thrives on finding the space between making art and living from art - simply, she wants to break down barriers and enable artists to do their best work. She received her BFA in Stage Management from Brenau University in Gainesville, GA. After which, she worked at various companies nationwide, including Alliance Theatre, Boston Lyric Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Central City Opera, and the Illinois Shakespeare Festival. In 2020, she pivoted to Arts Administration, completing a Master in Nonprofit Management from Columbia University. She is currently a fundraising consultant specializing in major gifts and campaigns.

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This event is appropriate for ages 18+

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This event does not require masks to be worn