world premiere play
Irene Adjan
Hale Appleman
Arielle Goldman
Dani Stoller
Krystal Millie Valdes
Daniel Capote
Stephen Stocking
At Miami New Drama, we believe theater has a responsibility—not only to reflect the world, but to actively shape the conversations that define our time. Birthright is, without a doubt, one of the most urgent and significant world premieres we have ever produced.
The horrific events of October 7th and the bloody wars that followed sent shockwaves across the globe. They unleashed a surge of antisemitism and deepened fractures within the Jewish community—dividing friends, families, and generations.
A few weeks after October 7th, I called Jonathan Spector—one of the most fearless and thoughtful playwrights working today—and asked him to write something that could help us make sense of this new era. I knew that this was a moment for a true artist to step in and help us grapple with the complexity of what we were living through. My instinct was right: with Birthright, Jonathan has created a major work—bold, layered, and unflinching— that I believe will leave a lasting impact.
We are honored to be in the company of remarkable artists—director Teddy Bergman, whose deep humanity and creative brilliance have illuminated every corner of this play; a fearless, generous cast who have given their all; and a team of designers and technicians whose imagination and precision have built the world of Birthright from the ground up. Together, they have elevated Jonathan Spector’s searing, layered text into something unforgettable.
Birthright is part of our Y6K New Jewish Play Initiative, a long-term commitment by Miami New Drama to commission and produce at least one new world premiere each year that explores urgent questions of Jewish identity, history, and culture.
We are inviting you to join us on this journey—because Jewish identity is not a monolith. It contains multiplicity, contradiction, love, rage, memory, and hope. And because we believe theater is a space where all of that can be held, questioned, and shared.
Thank you for being here, and for supporting the arts.
Michel Hausmann Artistic Director
JONATHAN SPECTOR (Playwright)
is a playwright based in Oakland, California, whose work has been produced on and off Broadway, regionally, and internationally. His plays include EUREKA DAY (NYTimes Critics’ Pick, WhatsOnStage nom, Glickman Award, Bay Area Theater Critic Circle Award); THIS MUCH I KNOW (Glickman Award, Bay Area Theater Critic Circle Award, Rella Lossy Award); BEST AVAILABLE; and SIESTA KEY.
Spector’s plays have been produced at theaters including Manhattan Theater Club, The Old Vic/ Sonia Friedman Productions, Aurora Theater, Hampstead Theater, Theater J, Asolo Rep, Syracuse Stage, InterAct, Shotgun Players, Mosaic Theater, Colt Coeur, Just Theater, the State Theater of South Australia and The National Theater of Austria (in German translation).
He has developed work with Ashland New Play Festival, Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Berkeley Rep’s Ground Floor, Crowded Fire, PlayPenn, Portland Center Stage’s JAW Festival, Roundabout Theater Company, and South Coast Rep, among others.
Spector has been a MacDowell Fellow, Playwrights Center Core Writer, a Playwrights Foundation Resident Playwright, and TheatreWorks Core Writer. He is currently under commission with Manhattan Theater Club, Roundabout Theater
Company and La Jolla Playhouse. He is a graduate of the tragically besieged New College of Florida.
TEDDY BERGMAN (Director)
is a Drama Desk-nominated director, producer and actor whose work includes directing the acclaimed revival of Urinetown for City Center Encores!, Life and Trust, a massive new immersive experience from the producers of Sleep No More and the groundbreaking Broadway musical KPOP. Other work includes co-conceiving and directed productions, including the critically acclaimed Empire Travel Agency and the awardwinning, immersive iteration of KPOP (Lucille Lortel Winner for Outstanding Musical, Richard Rodgers Award Winner from the American Academy of Arts) with his company Woodshed Collective. His directing work has also been seen at The Park Avenue Armory, The Public Theater, Roundabout, Williamstown, NYSAF, New York Theatre Workshop, Manhattan Theater Club, Ars Nova, Ma-Yi Theater Company, Williamstown Theater Festival, The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Portland Center Stage, Bay Street Theater, The Mercury Store, Primary Stages, Space on Ryder Farm, Clubbed Thumb, Paula Vogel’s Bard At The Gate, McCarter Theater, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and more. He also works with pop acts, including co-creating Canadian duo Tegan and
Jonathan Spector
Sara’s tour, Hey, I’m Just Like You. Along with director and producer Jason Eagan, he is half of Ad Hoc, creators and producers of original live entertainment. As an actor, he has originated roles on and off-Broadway and appeared in numerous films and TV shows.
CAST
IRENE ADJAN (Deborah)
is happy to be back at Miami New Drama, where she was recently seen in Lincoln Road Hustle. Prior to that, she was seen as Vivian Vance in the one-person play Sidekicked for Boca Stage. Her extensive work in South Florida includes Beautiful and Les Miserables at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Benefactors, Night of the Iguana, House of Blue Leaves and Almost, Maine at Palm Beach Dramaworks; The Glass Piano at Theatre Lab; Footloose at Slow Burn Theatre; Milk & Honey and Mame at The Wick; Tracy Jones at Island City Stage; Murder on the Orient Express, Ragtime, and Finding Mona Lisa at Actors’ Playhouse; Indecent, Casa Valentina, In the Next Room, Adding Machine and The Dead at GableStage; Moscow, Assassins and Detroit for Zoetic Stage; The Cake, Winter Shorts 2018, Summer Shorts 2002, 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2017 for City Theatre. A 12time Carbonell Nominee, she has won the award three times.
HALE APPLEMAN (Lev)
is best known for playing Eliot Waugh for 5 seasons in the television fantasy series The Magicians (UCP/Netflix), based on the novels of the same name by Lev Grossman. He’s recurred on Smash (NBC) as well as the currently streaming Truth Be Told (Apple TV) and American Horror Story: NYC (Hulu/FX). His film credits include Beautiful Ohio opposite William Hurt, Pedro (Toronto Film Festival), Private Romeo (Outfest Acting Award) and the Sundance horror comedy Teeth. His stage credits include Roundabout, EST, Public Theater, Irondale Center, ART, Old Globe, and the Berkshire Theater Festival, as well as recordings on Audible and L.A Theaterworks.
DANIEL CAPOTE (Emerson) is thrilled to return to Miami New Drama in Birthright. He was previously seen in Anna in the Tropics, Elián, and The Cuban Vote. Other credits include The Caretaker and Frankenstein (Zoetic Stage), Noises Off and Finding Mona Lisa
(Actors’ Playhouse). He is honored and humbled to collaborate with such a passionate and talented group. Special thanks to Teddy, Jonathan, Michel, and Nick.
ARIELLE GOLDMAN (Izzy)
is an actress, writer, director & filmmaker. Her award-winning short film, Kiss My Ass, a pro-abortion Yiddish ghost story, screened at Brooklyn Short Film Festival, Bushwick FF, Philadelphia Jewish FF, Boston Jewish FF, New Filmmakers LA & Through Women’s Eyes Int’l FF. She leads the upcoming films I Want To Go To Moscow (dir. Sarah Baskin), Bench Seats (dir. Courtney DeStefano), and the award-winning film Consider the Lilies (dir. Cristina Spina) for which she won Best Actress at NY Women in Film. Arielle is currently in pre-production for her third directorial film, Hungry Hearts, of which she is also writer and actor, and which was conceived during her time as an artist in residence at Kulturfactory Italy 2024. She can be heard alongside Dame Helen Mirren voicing the role of Irene Adler for the Audible Original series Moriarty: The Silent Order. Select Theater: Let’s Call Her Patty (Lincoln Center), The Bookstore (NJ Rep, 59E59 Winter 2026), The Pianist (George Street Playhouse), The How & The Why (Sheen Center), Embrace (PRTT), The Long Christmas Dinner (Lincoln Center/ASO), The Romeo & Juliet Project (Chautauqua). Television: The Knick (dir. Steven Soderbergh), Fishkill (dir. Bob Balaban), The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (dir. Amy ShermanPalladino). MFA: NYU Tisch Graduate Acting, BFA: The University of Michigan. She is grateful to the company and team at Miami New Drama for encouraging dialogue within such a personal and sensitive subject and is especially grateful to the many Israeli and Palestinian peace builders working against the grain, fostering hope towards a future of co-existence, mutual recognition, life, dignity & safety.
STEPHEN STOCKING (Noah)
Stephen appeared in the latest Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, starring Wendell Pierce. New York and regional theatre credits include Rajiv Joseph’s Obie-winning play Describe the Night at Atlantic Theater Company and Alley Theatre and the world premiere of Archduke at the Mark Taper Forum and TheatreWorks Silicon Valley; The Thanksgiving Play and the world premiere of Mrs. Christie at
Dorset Theatre Festival; A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare Theatre Co. in DC and Macau, China; Great Expectations at Portland Center Stage; Zoey’s Perfect Wedding at Hartford Theatreworks. Flood in the Valley with Gung Ho Productions in Liangshan, Chengdu, and Beijing, China; the Aspen Ideas Festival; Every Good Girl Deserves Fun at Walkerspace. TV credits: The Good Fight (CBS) and Z: The Beginning of Everything (Amazon). MFA from NYU Graduate Acting. @stephenstocking
DANI STOLLER (Chaya)
Dani Stoller is an award-winning playwright and actor currently based in Washington, DC. Performance credits include: Which Way to the Stage, Ragtime (Signature Theatre, Helen Hayes Nomination for Best Supporting Performer); My Body, No Choice (Arena Stage, Helen Hayes Nomination for Best Supporting Performer); As You Like It, Midsummer, District Merchants (Folger Theatre); The Joy That Carries You, The Humans, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Crucible (Olney Theatre Center); This Much I Know, Hester Street (Helen Hayes Nomination for Best Supporting Performer), Prayer for the French Republic (Helen Hayes Nomination for Best Supporting Performer) (Theater J). She has also performed at Studio Theatre, 1st Stage, Keegan Theatre, and The Kennedy Center. Playwriting credits: Easy Women Smoking Loose Cigarettes (Signature Theater)
Just Great: an adaptation of some book by F Scott Fitzgerald (recently published by Broadway Licensing), The Voices of Blackwell Island, The Possumneck Playhouse Presents..., Failureland (Signature Theater SIS Program), Girlhood (Round House Theatre TPC commission), The Joy That Carries You, co-written with Awa Sal Secka (Olney Theatre Center, Winner of the Helen Hayes Charles MacArthur Award for Best New Play) Education: BFA Ithaca College, MFA CUA
KRYSTAL MILLIE VALDES (Alona) is a Cuban-American AEA actor-musician. It means the world to be back with her MiND family (Dangerous Days, Lincoln Road Hustle, Bad Dog)! Having recently been named one of American Theatre Magazine’s People To Watch, theatre credits include Plaza Suite, Brighton Beach Memoirs, (Maltz), Refuge-Silver Palm Award, Tar Beach (TheatreLab), The Glass Menagerie, Proof, Little Montgomery (New City Players), Murder…Express, One Man Two Guvnors, Girl on
the Train (Actor’s Playhouse), I Am Me (Arsht), Kitty Hawk (Arsht/House T/O Chicago), Amparo (AbreCamino), House of Blue Leaves (PBD), Peter & the Starcatcher (Slowburn), As You Like It (Tour: Paris, France). Film: Summoning the Spirit (Best Actress…Feature Film - HHFF, Prime Video, Apple TV), Fallen Fruit (MFF, Frameline, NYLFF) Cajita (Best Feature-NYLFF, MFF), 93 Miles (Cannes Film Festival) Three Bedrooms (Prime Video), Thank you, Places (FLIFF), Pompano Boy (Prime Video). BFA- New World School of the Arts. Grateful to continue growing artistically and personally, representing the 305. Love you Ian! krystalmillievaldes.com | @Krystalmillie
CREATIVE
ADAM KOCH (Scenic & Projection Design)
Previously at Miami New Drama: A Wonderful World. On Broadway: A Wonderful World. Additional credits include off-Broadway, national tours, and projects around the world, including: Dreamgirls, Sister Act (Seoul); Pretty Woman, Mean Girls (São Paulo). Hundreds of regional productions, with multiple awards and nominations, including an ‘Outstanding Scenic Design’ Carbonell Award for A Wonderful World (Miami New Drama). Additional projects for Virgin Voyages, Norwegian Cruise Lines, live events, and immersive outdoor production designs. Education: Carnegie Mellon University. See more on Instagram @instadamkoch and at adamkochassociates.com. For William and Mary.
STEVEN ROYAL (Scenic & Projection Design) Broadway: A Wonderful World. Other credits include: The Old Globe, The MUNY, Goodspeed Musicals, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Bucks County Playhouse, Signature Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Tuacahn Center for the Arts, Ogunquit Playhouse, Oceania & Regent Cruise Lines, Dollywood Theme Park, Virgin Voyages and Harry Potter: The Exhibition. Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Director of a Musical. NDABT2DA @s_royal_t
NICOLE JESCINTH SMITH (Costume Designer) grew up in South Florida and is excited for her Miami New Drama design debut. Nicole has both a Master’s of Fine Arts ( Univ. of Tennessee, 06’) and a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts ( Univ. of Miami 03) in Theatrical Costume Design. Ms Smith has worked on everything from
HONORING CHRISTINE DOLEN The Heart of South Florida Theater
Christine Dolen was the glue that held South Florida’s theater scene together for decades. She championed this community with depth, fairness, and an unwavering commitment to professionalism.
When I first arrived in Miami over a decade ago, one of my first meetings was with Christine. I sought her wisdom as I embarked on forming a new theater company, and I quickly fell in love with her generosity, insight, and passion. She became a mentor, shaping both Miami New Drama and me as an artist.
Today, we celebrate Christine’s extraordinary legacy and mourn her passing. May we all strive to give back to this community, even a fraction of what she gave.
With love, admiration, and respect, Michel Hausmann
eight-time Carbonell Award winning actress and was also nominated for a Carbonell Award for Best Choreography for the Actors’ Playhouse production of Once and Zoetic’s American Rhapsody. Other recent Associate Director, Choreography, Intimacy and Musical Staging credits: Lincoln Road Hustle, Bad Dog (Miami New Drama), The Lehman Trilogy, Heisenberg, El Huracan (Gablestage), Side by Side by Sondheim, Frankenstein, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Fun Home, Dancing Lessons, A Little Night Music (Zoetic Stage), Ruthless! The Musical, It Shoulda Been You (Actors’ Playhouse), Once, Godspell (St. Michael’s Playhouse), Tar Beach (TheatreLab).
SARAH ROSE LEONARD (Dramaturg) is the Senior Dramaturg at the Ojai Playwrights Conference and the Co-Editor of 3Views on Theater, which publishes theater criticism that promotes a multiplicity of perspectives. She has held literary staff positions at Berkeley Repertory Theater, Signature Theater, and Page 73. Recent production and development dramaturgy credits include Eureka Day by Jonathan Spector (MTC/ Broadway), ¡VOS! by Christina Pumariega (Two River), The Lehman Trilogy directed by Margot Bordelon (Denver Center), and Factory 812 by Minghao Tu (Rattlestick). Her day career is as the Senior Producer of Live Events and Strategy at KQED, the Bay Area’s NPR/PBS member station, where she brings journalism to life onstage. For Norma.
AMY RAUCHWERGER (Stage Manager)
is a New York City based AEA Stage Manager originally from Miami, FL. She is so excited to be working with Miami New Drama for the first time and to be reunited with old friends. Amy has worked with New York City Center on their Encore! productions of Once Upon A Mattress and Dear World, spent time at The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. Stage Managing Shear Madness and Spells of the Sea, and has worked on Off-Broadway productions such as Between the Lines, The Fears, and Everything’s Fine directed by John Lithgow. Recent Miami credits: Appropriate and The Lehman Trilogy at GableStage. Her many years of theatre-making in Miami were spent with Zoetic Stage as their resident Production Stage Manager and Company Manager. So many thanks to Jennifer, the whole MiND team (big shout out to #BirthrightBesties Stefanie and Vanessa),
and my amazing Miami friends and family. MFA: Columbia University.
JENNIFER BARNES MATHIE (Assistant Stage Manager)
Jennifer Mathie’s credits include: Cirque du Soleil Messi10 and Cirque du Soleil Alma, the world premiere of Evil Dead and Disenchanted, the International tour and Broadway Company of Chicago the Musical as Dance Captain, Monty Python’s Spamalot!, and Fosse. Throughout her career, Jennifer has been trained by Ann Reinking, Gwen Verdon, and Gregory Hines in the Fosse technique and still continues to inspire and teach the Fosse technique while traveling the world. She has also been a Radio City Rockette and was a cast member of the original company of White Christmas. JenniferMathie.com
MICHEL HAUSMANN (Artistic Director) is a Venezuelan-born theater director, producer, and writer. He is the founder and Artistic Director of Miami New Drama, the resident company and operator of the historic Colony Theatre on Miami Beach. Under his artistic leadership, Miami New Drama has produced over 20 world premiere plays and musicals, including A Wonderful World (Broadway transfer), Bad Dog (also Director), Lincoln Road Hustle (also Director), Las Aventuras de Juan Planchard (in co-production with Tectonic Theatre Company) Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy (also Director), ¡Viva La Parranda!, The Cubans, Fake, When Monica Met Hillary, Gente Ociosa (also Director), Queen Of Basel (also Director), 7 Deadly Sins (also Director), and the first multilingual production of Our Town (also Director), among many others. Michel is the book writer and director of The Golem Of Havana, a critically acclaimed original musical that has been produced across the country, including a sold-out extended run at the Colony Theatre. Hausmann’s Off-Broadway credits include the New York Premiere of Vassily Sigarev’s Black Milk and the New York premiere of The Color Of Desire by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Nilo Cruz. He was the co-founder and Artistic Director of an awardwinning theater company in Venezuela, where he directed over a dozen productions. Michel received a BA from Emerson College and an MFA in Theater Directing from Columbia University. He is a Drama League Award winner, a Thornton Wilder Prize recipient, a New York Theater Workshop 2050 Fellow, an IRNE nominee, a Silver
Palm Award winner, a Richard Rodgers Award finalist, and a three-time Knights Arts Challenge Award recipient.
NICHOLAS RICHBERG (Managing Director) is a Cuban-American award-winning producer, actor, and nonprofit executive who has received recognition for a broad range of work. Under his executive leadership Miami New Drama has produced A Wonderful World (Broadway transfer), 7 Deadly Sins (Creative Producer, Drama League Award), The Museum Plays, Las Aventuras de Juan Planchard (co-production with Tectonic Theatre Project), Dangerous Days, Two Sisters and a Piano, The Cubans, When Monica Met Hillary, The Cuban Vote, Elián, Create Dangerously, Papá Cuatro, and the twentieth anniversary production of Anna in the Tropics. He previously served as Managing Director of Zoetic Stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, where he produced numerous world premiere and award-winning plays and musicals. As an actor and director, Richberg has appeared on national television, radio, and in theaters and concert venues across the country, originating numerous roles including in Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy at Miami New Drama prior to his tenure as Managing Director. He is a Drama League Award winner, Carbonell Award winner, multiple Silver Palm Award winner, twice named Best Actor by Miami New Times, and was named a Miami Leader by the Miami Foundation. A Miami native, Richberg is a graduate of Miami Country Day School and University of Miami Frost School of Music. He also holds a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University and a dual MBA from IE University (Madrid) and Brown University, for which he received a Scholarship for Distinguished Leadership
MIAMI NEW DRAMA is a nonprofit professional theater company based in Miami Beach, Florida, committed to artistic excellence and groundbreaking work, with a vision of theater as a powerful form of social engagement. In residence at the historic Colony Theatre on Miami Beach, the company focuses on the development of new plays and musicals in both English and Spanish, most notably 7 Deadly Sins, winner of the 2021 Drama League Award for Outstanding Interactive or Socially-Distanced Theater, the world premiere development of the new Louis Armstrong musical A Wonderful World, which has made its Broadway
opening at Studio 54 in New York, Las Aventuras de Juan Planchard written and directed by Moisés Kaufman, the innovative collaboration The Museum Plays conceived and directed by Michel hausmann, performed at the Rubell Museum, Papá Cuatro conceived by Juan Souki, the 20th anniversary production of Anna in the Tropics written and directed by Nilo Cruz, When Monica Met Hillary by Winter Miller, The Cuban Vote by Carmen Pelaez, Puras Cosas Maravillosas by Duncan Macmillan, the first ever multilingual adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s classic Our Town, The Cubans by Michael Leon, Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy by Billy Corben & Aurin Squire, Queen of Basel by Hilary Bettis, ¡Viva La Parranda! by Betsayda Machado and La Parranda El Clavo in collaboration with Juan Souki, and Gente Ociosa by Karin Valecillos. Miami New Drama is the winner of two Knight Arts Challenge awards and a Knight New Works Miami award from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. It was the 2018 and 2022 Miami New Times Best Theater for Drama and was honored with the Thornton Wilder Prize in 2022.
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 50,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org
CREATIVE
Assistant Lighting Designer
Dylan Carter
Assistant to the Director
Emalie Belokon
Production Assistant
Christopher Anthony Ferrer
Assistant Costume Designer
Yaya Ni
Costume Supervisor
Saúl Mauricio Mendoza
Wardrobe Supervisor
Xen Ni
Assistant Hair & Makeup
Jennifer Perez
Dresser
Vera Franceschi
Assistant Props Designer
Constanza Celsi
Scenic Charge Artist
April Pullo
Tailoring
Tailor Republic
Song Composition
Who By Fire Cover
(Originally By Leonard Cohen)
Vocals
Luke Grande and Krystal Millie
Valdez
Drums
Jose A. Araque
Guitars, bass and programming
Salomon Lerner
Mixing Engineer
Carlos "Tato" Garcia
CREW
Head Electrician
Jonathan Bulgini
A1
Quiana Majors
A2
David De Sola
Light Board Operator
Shawn Denoun
Head Audio
Rafael Otero
Video Operator
Aidan Gordon
Rail/ Stage Hand
Michael Harvey
Stage Hand (Rail Assist)
Miguel Machado
Stage Hand
Brandon Johnson
Ruddy Victor
Load-in Crew
Steve Covey
Nicholas Harvey
Brandon Johnson
Joekivia “Jojo” Johnson
Miguel Machado
Mcivansky Moliere
Mango
Luis Paraguacuto
Jasmine K. West
Set Construction
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Marketing
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Social Media Content Creation
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MIAMI NEW DRAMA STAFF
Artistic Director
Michel Hausmann
Managing Director
Nicholas Richberg
General Manager
Stefanie Anarumo
Artistic Associate
Karen Eskenazi
Director of Education
Vyana Preti
Development Director
Lucas Metropulos
Controller
Suzette Reagan
Production Manager
P. Vanessa Losada
Technical Director
Alfonso Rey
Media & Communications Manager
Kelly Gonzalez
Company Manager
Alexandrea Hess Rodriguez
Box Office &
Member Services Manager
Karen Figueredo
House Manager
Constanza Celsi
Nat Denoun
Education Coordinator
Natalia Dubón
Box Office Associates
Emalie Belokon
Alexa Gutierrez
Carolina Ortiz
Ushers
Sami Alexander
Quinn Colon
Janiaya Forbs
Annette Fromm
Paige Link
Kaitlin Martin
Nathan Mitchell
Parsa Sadjadi
Elisa Saether
Warren Welds
Emily Woodhouse
Custodial Manager
Yolanda Pittman
Custodial Team
Clarissa Pittman
Deldrick Pittman
Jonathan Pittman
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Michael Scharlin Chair
Charles Million Vice Chair
Alexander Galsky Treasurer
Yael Muller Secretary
Rudy Aragon
Steven Bandel
Gary Farmer
Lawrence Gragg
Maureen Gragg
Nicholas Griffin
James Harrison
Michel Hausmann
Nick Leone
Helene Lindenfeld
Martin Lindenfeld
Eduardo Muller
Enrique Norton
Amy Scharlin
André Williams
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