LESLIE BRICUSSE - (Composer/Lyricist/Librettist) Double Oscar and Grammy winner Leslie Bricusse was a writer-composer-lyricist who has contributed to many musical films and plays during his career.

Joseph Dougherty s plays have been produced at Manhattan Theatre Club and Lincoln Center Theater, receiving Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle nominations.

Joseph Stein won the Tony Award and Drama Critics Circle Award for Fiddler on the Roof. His other musicals include Zorba (Tony nomination, Drama Critics Circle Award); Rags (Tony nomination); The Baker's Wife (Olivier Award nomination, London); Take Me Al

Joshua Logan (1908-1988), a director and writer, was best known for Broadway and Hollywood shows such as MISTER ROBERTS, PICNIC, and SOUTH PACIFIC.

Julie Shannon, (composer, lyricist) is a Chicago songwriter, pianist and singer.

Julius J. Epstein graduated from Penn State University in 1931. With his twin brother, Philip G. Epstein, he wrote plays and screenplays. Their plays include: CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY and FRONT PORCH IN FLATBUSH (which the musical SATURDAY NIGHT is based on).

For over 25 years, Bob has been in the business of show. His summer job while getting his BA in English from William and Mary was performing at a local cabaret club and dancing in a local theme park on the weekends.

After many years writing and performing with improvisational theater companies in Chicago as well as scripting industrial films and children's television, Danny Rubin began writing feature films, including Hear No Evil, S.F.W., and Groundhog Day.