Tiffany Gilly-Forrer (she/her) has been playwriting since 2011. This is the third reading produced of her full-length play, Interlocus. Tiffany has also produced two ten-minute plays at George Fox University and one student workshop reading of a One Act called Slow and Steady about Tortoise and the Hare reimagined as New York City roommates. Tiffany earned her MFA in Acting from Louisiana State University, moved to North Carolina for a year while her spouse Chris finished his degree in directing, acted in a few commercials and short films there, taught at a couple acting studios, and continues to write, act, and teach across the country, and is working on two screenplays. Both her and Chris are now professors at Utah Tech University this fall where she lives with her husband and two cats, Houdini, and Ridley.

Kaitlyn Stockwell is a native of Baton Rouge where she graduated from LSU with a BA in Theatre Performance. As an actor, she has performed locally with Red Magnolia Theatre Company (RMTC) and Theatre Baton Rouge (TBR), among others. She also played Antigone at the Young Theatre Festival in Seoul, South Korea. In 2012, she devised and regionally toured the original work "Children in the Dark" with the Neutral Ground Ensemble, and then remounted and directed it at LSU in 2017. Kaitlyn is also a theatre educator. She teaches Talented Theatre at McKinley Middle Academic Magnet - School of Visual and Performing Arts and coaches privately. In October, she will be teaching an adult scene study class at TBR. She's very excited to work with RMTC as the Director of Interlocus.