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Taylor Mac

Taylor Mac is a performance artist, playwright and actor. His productions have appeared at well-known venues such as the San Francisco Opera House and the NY cabaret space, Joes Pub. He has also performed with NYs avant-garde Mabou Mines and the classical Jean Cocteau Repertory. His recent plays include The Levee and The Hot Month, both slated to be published this fall. Recently, the Ensemble Studio Theatre in NY awarded Taylor the New Voices Fellowship, which is given to talented, upcoming writers with particular promise and strong full-length plays. Taylor's solo cabaret show, The Face of Liberalism will debut in New York's Fuse Festival on June 28th.

Bobby Miller

Bobby Miller is a poet, photographer, actor, hairdresser, make-up artist, singer and musician who after thirty years of living in NYC now resides in Provincetown, Massachusetts full time. He started out as a dancer and painter and let it flow from there. His work is published as a writer, poet and photographer and he spent his most enjoyable years performing on The Mother Stage. He is pleased to be recreating the part of The Sun that was first inspired in tenth grade to a recording of Yma Sumac's "Virgin Of The Sun God."

Allegra Muzzillo (Program Editor)

Perhaps the coolest person in the whole fucking world (ask anyone), Allegra Muzzillo earned her Master's degree in Human Sexuality from Columbia University and has over 50 years of experience as an Undertaker and certified professional Astrologer. Listed in several editions of Scientific American, Psychology Today and National Mortician Magazine, her studies on the female hyena have helped thousands of threatened women summon their pseudo-phalluses in the workplace. She's currently kicking tons of ass and taking as many names while publishing her fourth volume in a series entitled, The Smell of Death.

Brandon Olson

Since moving to NY in 1998, Brandon Olson has made himself a permanent fixture in the city's theatre, fashion and nightlife scenes. In addition to working with designer Patricia Field, Olsen co-created Go-Go Real, an off-off Broadway performance that earned him a prestigious GLAAD award nomination. Brandon has hosted Charlie, an ongoing performance party held at Marion's Continental and Ultra at Spa NYC. These days, Brandon can be spotted scouring back lots of Manhattan's tonier boutiques for found objects that he incorporates into ready-to-wear creations. Look for Brandon's upcoming piece, Holly's Folly, debuting in NY's 2003 FUSE Festival: A Celebration of Queer Culture at HERE Arts Center.
www.queenmother.tv/nycgirl/brandon/bran.html

Amber Ray

Amber Ray spends most of her days dreaming of a beautiful life. Her existence sprang from "an initial tease from the sun, and up grew the fire-flower named Amber Ray." She often dreams up idealistic, dreamy scenes, hoping to improve on the appearance of some of life's more dreary subjects by infusing them with truth and passion. Amber is never satisfied with the reality that has been chosen for us, her aim is to make you aware that "you have the choice to make your own reality." Let her dazzle you into waking into your most cherished dream, comfort you after you've experienced spirit-crushing nightmares and delight you with her words, imagery, dance and music. "I hope when you look into me, you see yourself, because that is really where I am."
www.amberrayoflight.com

Rob Roth

Thirty-five-year-old Rob Roth grew-up forever warped by Ernie and Burt, Star Trek and PAC-MAN. Roth's fascination with media and art lead him to earn a degree from Pratt Institute. He has worked as a design director for clients including Microsoft, Sony and AT&T. In 1996, Roth left the corporate web world and devoted himself to his brainchild, Click + Drag at MOTHER. The weekly event was conceived to highlight the gleeful, fetishistic quality of cyber-technology and to blur the lines between life and virtual nightlife. When MOTHER closed its doors in June 2000, Roth continued to collaborate on many performance/technology hybrids, including the Blondie NO EXIT cover art and multimedia, as well as freelance projects for post-production design firm Edgeworx. He has recently completed a video for NYC It Girl THEO.
www.clicknyc.com

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