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Co-writer + Songwriter/Lyricist

Amanda is a strange hybrid of an urban planner, choreographer, and community builder. She was with Atlanta's Zoetic Dance Company for thirteen years and has held various positions in local governments and in private foundations.

She loves building worlds on stage and bringing a vision to life that can inspire change in the real world. 

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Co-Writer + Lyricist/Music Arrangement

Brooke is an award-winning novelist with over a dozen published books and you can find her crooning all over Dallas and Plano at amateur and professional gigs.

Like the musical, her queer daughter found her community at a performing arts school. As her daughter said, “Mom, I found my people.” Brooke wrote this musical to be a fun way for people to think about social issues without being preached at. This is about making people laugh, not a lecture.

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Composer

Ademir is originally from Bosnia. His first rock album was about to come out and shoot him into the music stratosphere when the war broke out in his country and he was forced to give up his dreams of music.  

After the war ended, he found a new home in Atlanta. He works in the financial world now, but his heart has always been in music. This show is his chance to express himself through music again.