Stephen Kaliski '03 is a director, playwright, and teacher who received a BA from Davidson College and an MFA from Brooklyn College. He is the co-founder of Page 121 Productions and is an adjunct professor at Brooklyn College and Fordham University. His directing credits include A Midsummer Night's Dream, Vinegar Tom, The Minervae, This, Cardenio, The Violet Hour, The Dumb Waiter, West Lethargy, and His Minute Hand. His playwriting credits include West Lethargy, which was published in Plays and Playwrights 2011 (ed. Martin Denton), His Minute Hand, Any May Now, and Memoriam, a sequel to Euripides' Alcestis. He has worked with such directors as Austin Pendleton (Three Sisters, Assistant Director) and Michael Grandage (Evita on Broadway, SDC Traube Fellow) as well as with The Royal Shakespeare Company, Classic Stage Company, and LAByrinth Theater Company. Stephen has taught acting, directing, public speaking, and master classes on leadership and joy at Brooklyn College, NYU, Fordham, Yale, The Professional Performing Arts School, Talent Unlimited High School, and BMCC.

Brian Kennelly '01 is the author of Two Statues. He graduated from Clemson University and lives in Charleston, S.C.

Ken Kiser '93 is a singer/songwriter in Asheville, N.C. He released a self-titled EP in 2007 and his second EP, Goodbye Georgia, was released in 2011. He won the Fan Favorite Award at the Brown Bag Songwriters Competition in May 2010. He also was a finalist in the 2009 North Carolina Songwriting Co-Op Competition in Cary, and won the 2006 Flat Rock Music Festival Songwriting Competition.

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Michael Mancuso '06 plays bass in a touring soul/funk group called Soul Track Mind. Named "a band to watch" by Austin Monthly, the group released its second album, Soul Track Mind, in April 2013.

Sterling Masters '03 can be seen in the Broadway production of Wicked. She also has toured nationally with Wicked, A Chorus Line, Fosse!, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Thoroughly Modern Millie.

Zach Monroe '08 graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in vocal performance and is working toward master's degrees in music theatre and vocal pedagogy at New York University. He also teaches undergraduate private voice lessons at New York University.

Guy Mossman '90 is a cinematographer who began creating films as a Peace Corps volunteer in Paraguay. He has worked on several documentaries including The Go-Go Boys: The Inside Story of Cannon Films (a Cannes Film Festival selection), Buck (a Sundance Film Festival U.S. Documentary Audience Award winner), Comicon Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work (a Sundance Film Festival selection), and Russell Simmons Presents Brave New Voices. He also has worked on projects with HBO, Showtime, BravoTV, Sundance Channel, Discovery, National Geographic, PBS and A&E, among many others. Guy and his wife run Vox Pop Films in Los Angeles.

Harshada Rajani '03 is a blogger for The Huffington Post. She graduated from Duke University in 2007 and began medical school at her alma mater immediately thereafter. In late 2008, she suffered a vetebral artery dissection leading to a bilateral brainstem stroke. She spent the next several months completely paralyzed. She is fighting to regain her voice and muscles, and is blogging about her experience.

Jim Rash '89 is an actor, director, and Academy Award-winning screenwriter who stars as Dean Pelton on the sitcom Community. His other television credits include Mike Tyson Mysteries, Glee, The Naked Truth, CSI, NCIS, Friends, Will & Grace, That 70s Show, Help Me Help You, and Reno 911! He received an Academy Award for the screenplay adaptation of The Descendants, which he co-wrote with Nat Faxon and Alexander Payne. His movie The Way, Way Back, co-written and co-directed with Faxon, was released in 2013. Jim is a member of The Groundlings improv and sketch comedy group based in Los Angeles, and also hosts SundanceTV's The Writers' Room. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Mia Sable '02 (formerly known as Monica Allen) is a singer/songwriter in California. She has released five albums, Propeller, The Scenic Route EP, X-Mas, LIGHT, and The Portrait Collection and has performed in Los Angeles, New York, London, Toronto (NXNE), Nashville, Austin (SXSW), and Park City (Sundance). She has performed in-store shows at the Apple Store, Best Buy, and Whole Foods, and was awarded an LA Music Award for Indie Female Singer-Songwriter in 2006, an LA Music Award for Alternative Female Vocalist in 2007, and a Malibu Music Award for Adult Contemporary Artist in 2009. She graduated from UCLA with a degree in musical theater and earned an MBA with a focus on digital media, marketing and entertainment at the University of Southern California.

Scott Turner Schofield '98 is the author of Two Truths and a Lie, which was named a finalist in two categories for the Lambda Literary Awards and was named to the American Library Association's Rainbow List. As an actor, he has received a Fruitie Award for Off-Broadway performance, a Princess Grace Foundation Fellowship, and a Creation Fund Commission from the National Performance Network. He received a commission from the Princess Grace Foundation to write a new play, which premiered in Chicago in 2011. He acted with the National Theatre system in France for the 2012-13 season and had the honor of premiering a play on the main stage at the Festival d' Avignon. He also appeared on The Bold and the Beautiful in 2015.

Biniam Tekola '02 is an artist, actor, and writer. He studied dramatic art at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and continued his theatrical training at the Leon Katz Rhodopi International Theatre Laboratory in Bulgaria. After studying in Bulgaria, Biniam moved to New York, where he continues to act while writing and light designing. He has appeared in several stage productions including A Midsummer Night's Dream, Polaroid Stories, Soul Notes, Mum's the Word, Reservoir Dogs, and The Son of Arlecchino. He also was the co-producer for Company Carolina, and remains a company member of North Carolina-based Machine Theatre. He appeared on Law & Order: SVU in 2015.

Christian Vernon '03 is an actor, writer, director and stage manager who graduated from Denison University in 2007 with a degree in theatre and education. He is a company member with Child's Play Touring Theatre in Chicago. He writes and performs shows all over the country adapted from stories written by children. He also teaches acting and writing workshops in Chicago's public schools.

Ashley Warlick '90 is the author of three novels, Seek the Living, The Summer After June and The Distance from the Heart of Things, all published by Houghton Mifflin. She is the youngest recipient of the Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship (for The Distance from the Heart of Things) and a founding member of the advisory board for Novello Festival Press. In 2006, she received a fellowship in literature from the National Endowment for the Arts. A graduate of Dickinson College, she teaches creative writing at Queens University in Charlotte.

Regan White '99 is an account coordinator at ABZ Design Group and previously worked as the managing editor of Carolina Weekly Newspapers. Regan is a Yale University graduate and founding member of Yale's first all-female sketch comedy group.

G. Clay Whittaker '05 is a writer and editor who lives in New York City. He has written for Maxim, Men's Journal, Paste, NBC, NPR, The Daily Beast, and Cigar Aficionado. A 2011 graduate of the Columbia Publishing Course, he interned for The New York Observer and Men's Journal before joining the team at Cigar Aficionado, where he was assistant editor and tasting coordinator until 2014. Clay graduated from Hampden-Sydney College with a BA in English.