Ginger is very happy to be working again at ATA. Other directing projects include Suicide Bridge (ATA) The Last Night of Ballyhoo and The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden (Attic Ensemble). Some favorite roles include ‘Sondra’ in Written in the Stars, ‘Rosie’ in The Saga of Murray’s Spin ‘Ms. Connors in The Rubber Band Company (ATA); ‘Madame Arcati’ in Blithe Spirit, ‘Arlene’ in Next Fall, ‘Elaine’ in No More Sundays, premiere, ‘Helen’ in The Four Doctors Huxley, premiere (all at Attic Ensemble); ‘Hecuba’ in The Trojan Women (Cedar Lane Stage); ‘Olga’ in The Three Sisters (Source Theatre Company); ‘Dasher’ in The Eight: Reindeer Monologues (The Space) and various roles in The Vagina Monologues and Queer Monologues. Ginger is a founding member of Around the Block.

Meny was a NYC high school bilingual history teacher for over 25 years, Meny quickly learned from his students that if you don’t keep the story moving, a hand goes up and asks for the bathroom pass. His productions include: Love Poems (Abingdon Theatre Company), Gilgamesh YOLO (Philadelphia Artists’ Collective New Ventures Play Festival,) Sonam’s Gift (New York Theater Summerfest), 46th Street Bliss (Aery Theatre 20/20 Festival), Designated Killer (The Player’s Theatre Short Play Boo Festival – Winner Week 1) Poached Salmon ((SOOP To Nuts Short Play Festival Finalist), Cricket and the Pope (Queens Shortplay Festival Finalist). Meny was also part of a group of playwrights who wrote 167 Tongues, a series of vignettes portraying the multi-cultural life of Jackson Heights which was featured in the New York Times and American Theatre magazine and produced by Theatre 167. His play, Excellent Souls, about a biracial young man confronting his family’s legacy of schizophrenia was chosen by Marsha Norman as a Yale Drama Series runner-up. He is the recipient of the Jean Dalrymple and Gilbert Ancowitz Playwriting awards (American Theatre of Actors) for PigeonHole and Settle Down.

James is the founder of ATA and has produced the works of over 990 new Playwrights. As a Writer he's a recipient of the John Dos Pasos Creative Writing Award. As a director, he won the T.O.R award for Best Director, for the off-Broadway play The Holy Junkie by John Quinn. He also won the "Jean Dalrymple" Award for the Best Director of the play Blood Money, starring Dan Lauria, and he directed Celeste Holm on Broadway in Salute to Clinton. In addition, he directed Harvey Keitel in The Funeral at the Actors Studio, and in his own play, My Father's House. He is a member of the Actors Studio Director/ Playwright Unit and worked with Elia Kazan, Lee Strasberg and Harold Clurman.

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