Delivery Boy at Kitchen Sink Theatre Company

Kathleen Salazar

KATHLEEN SALAZAR they/them (Delivery Boy) is a queer/non-binary artist hailing from the Bay Area. They moved to NYC to pursue their artistic endeavors including acting, music, and writing. Through all mediums of their work they strive to tell authentic queer stories and give a voice to those who feel outside of any classification. Select credits include Sunny and Dawn (Spritz Theater Company), As You Like It (Catskill Mountain Shakes), Romeo and Juliet (Kerosene Theatre Company), Don’t Look Back (Voyage Theatre Company), Homosilica: Glass is Gay (MAD Museum), Hamlet (Shakespeare in the Square), A Christmas Carol (Center Rep), Bridges (Berkeley Playhouse).

Jessica LaMonaca

JESSICA LAMONACA she/her (Mrs. Gonzalez) Jessica LaMonaca is an Actress, Comedian, Writer, and Dancer. She spends her time living between Philadelphia and New York City. She was a member of the NBA Philadelphia 76ers Professional Dance Team. Her time with the 76ers included on-air in-arena hosting, coaching the Philadelphia Old City Senior Dancers, numerous television appearances, a magazine cover feature, being selected to represent the team in an NBA All-Star game, and two trips with the NBA for performances around China. Jessica's passion for comedy developed at Upright Citizens Brigade. She graduated from UCB's Improv, Character, and Sketch certificate program at the New York training center. Since then Jessica has performed at multiple theaters, doing numerous sketch, improv, and stand-up comedy shows. She wrote and performed a two woman live show "LaMonaca Twins Star in Twin Show." Jessica has trained at multiple acting and film schools, including the Identity School of Acting. She is currently working on creating her own film projects through LaMonaca Productions, including online content and live comedic performance. Select credits include Trojan Woman (Philly Improv Theater), Damn Yankees (Everett Theater), Impractical Jokers (Tru TV), Nicky Jam: El Ganador (Telemundo), Mare of Easttown (HBO), Three Woman (Showtime). jessicalamonaca.com

Ryan Henry

RYAN HENRY (she/her) is a recent graduate of Villanova University where she earned both a Master of Arts in Theatre, specializing in New Play Development and Dramaturgy, along with a Bachelor of Arts in Performance Studies. She has proven herself as an integral part of numerous developmental processes in both Philadelphia and New York, bringing her expertise as a dramaturg and director to the forefront. Her journey in the world of theatre has also included collaborative efforts with acclaimed institutions and programs, including The Lir Academy, Sue Winge Festival, The New Ohio Theatre, Fringe Arts, New York Classical Theatre, and Gotham Comedy Club. Ryan's theatrical philosophy intertwines an athletic approach to script analysis and research all while incorporating elements of play and wonder.

JB Morrissey

Jenna Baker "JB" Morrissey (she/her) is a NYC-based stage manager and theatre artist from upstate New York. She received her B.A. in Theatre Studies from SUNY New Paltz in 2021. Recent credits include The Woodlands at NYTF (SM), (t)RUST at The Tank (SM), Clara & Carmilla at NYTF (SM), and BLOOM BLOOM POW with Dead Horse Productions (ASM). In addition to theatre, JB cohosts the podcast Feminine Features and creates content on TikTok and YouTube. Special thanks to the team and Ben. Instagram: @jennabakermorrissey

Em Hausmann

Em Hausmann (they/them) is a Brooklyn-based Theatre-Maker, originally from sub-rural south Texas, whose work primarily focuses on new works development, musical theatre, queer stories, and unique audience experiences. Em is currently the Director of Development for Kitchen Sink Theatre Company (@kitchensinktheatrecompany), an NYC-based collective with a focus on producing theatre by and for emerging LGBTQIA+ artists. Em is also a reader for SheNYC Arts, was seen last year as a panelist at Two River Theater's Trans* Day of Visibility panel, and was recently nominated for multiple BroadwayWorld Awards in the off-off broadway categories for direction and design. Recent Directing/Choreo highlights include Strike/Out (Kitchen Sink Theatre Company), Mud Spell (the pebble collective), Crossed/Lovers (We Who Wander), Angry Brits Stomping (IRT Theater), Beethoven: Live in Concert (The Green Room 42), And the Lights of the Borealis Were Shining (The Tank), The Very Last Dance of Homeless Joe (Theater for the New City), Okay. (Irvington Theater Company), A Tiny Little Sky and The Wizard of Oz TYA (The Madison Theatre). Em has worked as an associate/assistant for Kitchen Sink Theatre Co, The Madison Theatre, and TheaterWorks USA, and has previously worked on the production team at New York Deaf Theatre. BFA: Molloy University/CAP21 Musical Theatre Conservatory. Em is a proud key at Ring of Keys Organization, and an Associate Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC). emhausmann.com @emilyhausmann

Katie Royse Ginther

Katie Royse Ginther (they/she) is a Western Washington University alum with degrees in both Theatre and Psychology. She has been a primarily Seattle-based theatre artist, working with many different companies including Showtunes Theatre Company, Village Theatre, The Sylvia Center for the Arts, and Cornish College of the Arts. Katie was named the Stage Directors and Choreographers (SDC) Initiative Fellowship Recipient in 2022 from the Kennedy Center in Washington DC. This brought her to the National Kennedy Center Festival where she won the KCACTF Fellowship, as well as a residency with Theatrical Intimacy Educators. She is currently living in Brooklyn, NY and continuing to grow her theatre company, Kitchen Sink Theatre Company. https://www.katieroyseginther.com/

Lee Anne Meeks

Lee Anne Meeks (she/her) is a lighting artist and theatermaker based in Brooklyn. Recent design credits: The Gothic Hour (The Mechanicals); We the People Festival (People's Theatre Project), The Twelfth Night Show, Nunsense (Artistree Music Theatre); SpongeBob the Musical (LREI); What Love Did to Us, And the Lights of the Borealis Were Shining, A Middle School Play (The Tank); Fall Ballet (Jacobs School of Music); The Lightning Thief (Stages Bloomington). As an assistant, she has worked with PTP, the Juilliard School, Baltimore Center Stage, Atlanta Opera, and Synchronicity Theatre. Lee Anne is a founding member of Meat Rascals, a non-hierarchical ensemble that devises interactive performance projects. leeannemeeks.com