Diana Stahl is a New York City playwright best known for her work as the intern at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater. She was in Crystal Skillman’s play Wild and dated a better known New York City actor until they fought so much she decided to live in her parents spare bedroom. Then her Mom died of cancer. Now Diana is an out lesbian who just came back from living at an ashram in south India. This is a show sort of about that. Also show tunes, the Beach Boys, her friend Luke and a few surprise guests. A portion of the proceeds from every ticket will go to support You Can Thrive.

Diana’s plays have also been developed at The New Group, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, Rising Phoenix Rep, Sewanee Writers Conference, Dutch Kills, IRT and more. Her play East Colfax was a National Playwrights Conference Finalist and on the Kilroy’s Honorable Mention list. She was a Playwriting Fellow at the Sewanee Writers Conference. Her parents were meditation teachers, Science of Mind Practitioners who maybe met in a cult. dianastahl.com for more. 

Luke Santy is Co-Artistic Director of the theater ensemble Little Did Productions & has composed/arranged/performed music for every one of their productions. Since graduating from Skidmore College in 2009 after studying music & theatre, Luke has also worked with directors such as Phil Soltanoff (maddogg experimental), Hanne Tierney (five myles), Judith Sloan (earsay), Brian Scott (SITI Company) & Joanna Settle. You can download his album of experimental pop at the link to the right.