Emerie is a director and actress. At age five, she announced that her hobby was "thinking about lots of things." It's still true. Emerie wrote and directed Walls, a short independent film on digital video, an Official Selection of the European Independent Film Festival. Other directing projects include the it group's recent production Archipelago, as well as Len Jenkin’s play Five of Us (Tisch School of the Arts), and an upcoming multimedia film project tentatively titled Triptych.  She has worked as an actress at a variety of theaters in both New York and Washington DC, including Arena Stage, Olney Theatre Center, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Theater J, Rorschach Theatre, Rep Stage, Cherry Red Productions, Thirsty Turtle Productions and Todo Con Nada.  Emerie is a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, and has studied at Atlantic Theater Company Acting School and Playwrights Horizons Theater School. See www.emeriesnyder.net for updates on Emerie's latest projects.

Sarah is a nerd.   She's also a writer.   And an actor.   But first and foremost she is a hopeless nerd who reads about dead mathematicians for fun.   She has yet to write about a dead mathematician or play a dead mathematician, but she hopes to rectify this soon.   She's written short films and plays; and she hopes to sell her eternal soul to television and write for an expletive filled show on cable.   She's done stand-up comedy at Stand Up NY (the MC called her "kick a puppy cute"), productions at the Atlantic Theater Company Acting School, and in Bloomsday on Broadway she was the child screaming in the street who according to some scholars represents the voice of God.   She's also stage managed several shows for Clancy Productions, Wordmonger Productions, and the NeoFuturists. And she moonlights as a graphic designer.