Form.docx.pdf(2)
Many thanks to our season sponsor:
Lindsey Walko - playwright
Lindsey Walko is a NYC based playwright who explores the boundaries of the theatrical medium. Her work has been presented by and/or developed with Theater Masters, Murmuration Theatre Company, Vulcan Theatre Company, Lemonade Stand PHL, WriteClub, Greater Boston Stage Company, Invisible Theatre, Purple Light Productions, Boston University, and Columbia University. She was longlisted for Theater 503's International Playwriting Award, is a semi-finalist for the 2026 Ojai Playwrights Conference and her short play The Olympian will be published with Concord Theatricals. Lindsey is a second-year MFA candidate at Columbia University, received her BFA from Boston University, and grew up in a small Pennsylvanian town that you’ve never heard of.
Kelsey Collins
Kelsey Collins is a Brooklyn-based actor and indie theatre maker. A graduate of the SUNY Purchase Acting Conservatory (BFA '24), her recent credits include The 24 Hour Plays Nationals 2026, the independent pilot Everything’s On Fire (dir. Hudson Flynn), and stage productions such as The Moors, Rocks and Geodes, and Macbeth (Columbia University).
Sarah Kalafos
Sarah Kalafos loves to be outside, and is pretty stoked about acting on a roof this evening. Recent credits include Finding the Right Pastry (New York Theater Festival), Bakkhai (Columbia University), and the highly coveted role of "Store Manager" in Legally Blonde (Interlakes Theater). Boston Conservatory Musical Theater B.F.A. & Directing Emphasis. Big thanks to Harry and everyone involved!
Zach Kelley
Zach Kelley is an NYC-based actor, writer and director. Recent theatre credits: Romeo & Juliet (ADK Lakes Theatre Festival), Prayer for the French Republic (The Huntington) and The Normal Heart (New Rep). Education: Boston University (BFA Acting) and The National Theatre Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center. @zachwkelley | zachwkelley.com
Nick Skonberg
Nick Skonberg (Jeff) (He/Him): Is an actor/producer/writer based in Brooklyn. He can be seen in the award winning feature film Bloodstained Ivory and short film Apollo. Insta @nick_skonberg.
Jack Zubieta
Jack Zubieta is a Cuban-American actor and songwriter from Los Angeles, California. Jack is so excited to reprise the role of their dear friend Harry, and is so proud of this team's work. Television: Sugar (Apple TV) Film: Femcel, Evergreen, LoveSong Theater: A Man of No Importance (A Noise Within, A Christmas Carol (A Noise Within), form.docx.pdf (Columbia MFA), Bakkhai (Columbia MFA), Comedy of Errors (Mended Wing)
emily/BUBECK - Producer
is a Queer, Catholic, Appalachian theatre practitioner who facilitates the development and consumption of new works by traditionally underrepresented artists. She is drawn to projects that allow us to expand our ideas on how we tell stories and who those stories serve. This is her eighth summer producing the Rooftop Reading series and she hopes you have a blast!!
Michelle Chan - Producer
Michelle Chan (she/her) is a director, theatremaker, and producer from Hong Kong. She is a first-gen Taiwanese-American whose work attempts to redefine the roles fabricating the American culture, usually through intersections of gender, class and/or race. Her directing work has been seen at Ringling Museum/Asolo Rep, WP Theater, Dramatist Guild Foundation, Atlantic Stage 2, Connelly Theater, The Flea, Brick Aux, Theatre Row, Keen Company, Horizon Theatre, Hudson Guild Theatre, Dixon Place, The Tank, SERIALS, The Maker’s Space, Lime Arts, NYU, The American Opera Project, and fringe festivals across the nation. She was recently named Breaking & Entering Theatre Collective’s newest co-Artistic Director, and is also an associate Member of SDC. michchan.com @michellechaann
Molly Van Der Molen - Producer
Molly Van Der Molen (she/her) is a playwright, director and creative producer based in NYC and the SF Bay Area. She’s a proud Co-Artistic Director of Breaking & Entering Theatre Collective and the Company Associate at Shotgun Players in Berkeley, CA. Molly is dedicated to curating opportunities for emerging artists and envisions a sustainable future for theatre that is radically collaborative, equitable and doesn’t shy away from what’s true. She’s a graduate of Marymount Manhattan College and a die hard lover of ice cream.