Her
Abbey Lee made her feature film debut in George Miller’s post-apocalyptic Oscar-winning film Mad Max: Fury Road alongside Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron. Abbey can currently be seen in the Netflix miniseries Black Rabbit opposite Jason Bateman and Jude Law, and was also cast in Kevin Costner’s Western epic, Horizon: An American Saga, Chapter 1, which premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. Abbey’s other film credits include The Neon Demon in which she starred alongside Elle Fanning, To the Night, Elizabeth Harvest, and Welcome the Stranger. In her native Australia, she is well-known for her role in director Brendan Cowell’s debut feature film, Ruben Guthrie. In television Abbey starred as ‘Delly West’ in the Netflix miniseries Florida Man opposite Edgar Ramirez. Her other television credits include HBO’s critically acclaimed Lovecraft Country, Waco: The Aftermath with Michael Shannon. Abbey recently wrapped filming in Australia for The Engagement Party, directed by Dacre Montgomery.

Him
Owen Teague recently wrapped the Netflix film WHISPER MAN starring alongside Robert De Niro and Michael Keaton. Up next, Owen will star in Richard LaGravanese’s limited series UNSPEAKABLE: THE MURDER OF JONBENET RAMSEY for 101 Studios' and Paramount+. Other recent credits include Wes Ball’s KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES for Fox, William Oldroyd’s EILEEN, Nicole Holofcener’s YOU HURT MY FEELINGS opposite Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Morris’ TO LESLIE alongside Allison Janney and Andrea Riseborough. In 2021, Owen co-starred in Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s MONTANA STORY which premiered at TIFF. Other credits include Andy Muschietti’s reboot of the IT franchise, CBS All-Access’ adaptation of Stephen King’s THE STAND, opposite Alexander Skarsgard, James Marsden, and Whoopi Goldberg, HBO’s MRS. FLETCHER opposite Kathryn Hahn, and Netflix’s award-winning series BLOODLINE.

Understudy, Her
Sarah Chalfie is based in Brooklyn. New York Theater: FillFillFillFillFillFillFill (The Flea), Small Tragedy (Columbia). Regional: Hamlet (St. Louis Shakespeare), Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Hartford Stage), The Rose Tattoo (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Off the Main Road (Williamstown). She received her MFA from Columbia University, class of ‘24. sarahchalfie.com

Understudy, Him
Will Meyers is a New York based actor and musician.  His credits include Scotland, PA (Off-Broadway), Generation Me (NYMF), The Legend of Juan Jose Mundo (dir. Michael Walker), and Naomi (CW). You can also find his various music projects under his band “Sample Size” and his self titled solo project anywhere you stream music.  

Playwright
Joe White is a two-time Olivier-nominated writer of stage, screen and audio. He wrote the book for the hit West End musical The Little Big Things (three Olivier Nominations including Best New Musical, Winner for Best Supporting Actress). His previous play Blackout Songs (Olivier Nomination for Best Play in an Affiliate Theatre) had a sold-out run at the Hampstead Theatre Downstairs in 2022, before transferring to the Hampstead Mainstage in Spring 2023. His debut play Mayfly ran at the Orange Tree Theatre, where he won Most Promising New Playwright at the 2019 Off West End Awards and was nominated for Best Writer at the 2018 Stage Debut Awards.

Joe's seven-part dramatisation of George Orwell’s 1984 was released by Audible in April 2024, and to date is the most downloaded Audible Original of all time. It stars Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Erivo, Andrew Scott and Tom Hardy, with original music by Matt Bellamy and Ilan Eshkeri. Previous work for Audible includes his eight-part eco-thriller The Nox (starring Lashana Lynch) in 2022, which was nominated for the 2023 ARIA Award for Best Drama.

Previously, Joe was a member of BBC Pilot, The Old Vic 12 and the Royal Court Studio Group, and was a recipient of the Channel 4 Playwriting Award and The JB Priestley Award for Writers of Promise. He is currently developing two new musicals as well as television projects with FilmNation and Dancing Ledge Productions.

Director
Rory McGregor most recently directed the US debut of Morgan Lloyd Malcom's The Wasp (LET). He was the West End Director for the five-star revival of The Lehman Trilogy in London, and also directed its International Tour. Recent credits the sell-out revival of Tender Napalm starring Victoria Pedretti and Ben Ahlers, the world premiere of Christina Masciotti’s No Good Things Dwell in the Flesh (ART/NY) which was selected as a New York Times Critics Pick, the U.S. premiere of Josh Azouz’s Buggy Baby (APAC) hailed by Helen Shaw as a 'can't miss' production and the world premiere of Interior by Nick Payne (59E59 Theaters). He has written and directed Ransom (Arts on Site), Vigil and Conway (Both theaterlab). Previous directing credits include The Great Divide (Finborough Theatre, UK), Building Pain (First Irish Festival, Origin Theatre), Macbeth (Connelly Theatre). He has served as Associate Director for the world’s leading theatre directors including Sam Mendes, Patrick Marber, Julie Taymor, Rupert Goold and Carrie Cracknell. As an Associate Director, Rory has contributed to productions garnering 17 Tony Award nominations and 7 wins, credits including Glengarry Glen Ross (Broadway) The Lehman Trilogy (Broadway, Ahmason Theatre in LA and London's West End), Ink (Broadway), Sea Wall/A Life (The Public Theater & Broadway) and M. Butterfly (Broadway). He has developed work at NYTW, Manhattan Theatre Club, Mercury Store, Waterwell Theater Company, La MaMa E.T.C, Rattlestick and the Public Theater.

Scenic Design
Scott Pask (Scenic Designer) has received Tony Awards for his designs of The Book of Mormon, Tom Stoppard’s The Coast of Utopia and Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman. 

Recently: Little Bear Ridge Road with Laurie Metcalf, Good Night, and Good Luck with George Clooney (Tony Nomination), Glengarry Glen Ross with Kieran Culkin, Broadway.  The Producers (First Revival) West End, London, directed by Patrick Marber.

Selected Broadway: Gutenberg!, Grey House, Shucked (Tony Nomination), Some Like It Hot (Tony Nomination), Aint No Mo’,  American Buffalo (Tony Nomination), The Prom, The Band’s Visit (Tony Nomination), Mean Girls (Tony Nomination), Waitress, Pippin (Tony Nomination), I’ll Eat You Last with Bette Midler, Blackbird, The Lieutenant of Inishmore,Les Liaisons Dangereuses (‘08) (Tony Nomination), HAIR, Pal Joey (Tony Nomination), Nine, and the original production of Urinetown.

For Netflix: Oh, Hello, John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City, John Mulaney -Baby J.,  Hasan Minhaj: The Kings Jester (ADG nomination) Also, Cirque du Soliel’s Amaluna, and Peter Grimes (Met Opera). 

Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Lortel, Hewes, Bessie, and Audience Choice Awards. 

@scottpaskstudio

Lighting Design
Danger and Opportunity, Well I’ll Let You Go (Regular People), Clarkston (West End), Grangeville (Signature Theatre), Tartuffe (NYTW), The Last Five Years (Broadway), Teeth (Playwrights Horizons/NWS), The Counter (Roundabout Theatre), The Welkin (Atlantic Theater), Animal Kingdom (The Connelly Upstairs), All the Devils Are Here (DR2), Lights Out Nat King Cole, The Half-God of Rainfall (NYTW), Uncle Vanya (O’Henry),

Drama Desk Design Award 2025, Audelco Award 2022/2023, Obie Design Award 2023, 2018 Lilly Award Daryl Roth Prize.

Costume Design
Avery is thrilled to start this new year off with a bang at MCC. Recent theatre credits include: well, I’ll Let You Go (Irondale); Business Ideas (Clubbed Thumb); 2025 Drama Desk Special Award to the cast and creative team of Danger & Opportunity  (East Village Basement); On Set With Theda Bara (The Brick); Tender Napalm (Theater Lab), Patience (Second Stage); GNIT (TFANA); Macbeth/ A Midsummer’sNight Dream (Double Feature); Buggy Baby (APAC); Ransom (Arts On Site). Opera:  Marriage of Figaro (Curtis Institute; Ten Days In A Mad House (Opera Philadelphia; Bulrusher (West Edge Opera); Lysistrata (Mannes Opera). Film: You really like me!;Brut Force; Martin Eden; The Abandoned. IATSE USA 829, MFA NYU Tisch. www.averyreed.com

Sound Design & Original Music
Brian Hickey is a New York–based sound designer whose work has been heard across Off-Broadway, regional, and university theatres. Select work: The Wasp (Little Engine Theater), Choreomania 1518 (Playwrights Realm), Sissy (Baryshnikov Arts), Tender Napalm(Theaterlab), The Poisoner (La MaMa), Wish You Were Here (Playwrights Horizons), No Good Things Dwell in the Flesh(A.R.T/New York), Every Brilliant Thing, Esai’s Table (JAG), Buggy Baby (APAC), Pool Plays 3.0 (59E59), Pool Plays 2.0 (New Ohio Theatre), birthday birthday birthday, Or, An Astronaut Play (The Tank), Novenas for a Lost Hospital (Rattlestick), Self Portraits (BRIC Arts), Phèdre (Cutting Ball Theater), Bright Half Life (Magic Theatre), Familiar (Yale Rep), along with additional Off-Broadway associate and assistant credits. Development: MASS MoCA, The Mercury Store. Audiobook: Brutal Imagination (Audible Original). Education: MFA, Yale School of Drama.

Casting Director
Alexandre Bleau, C.S.A. has been with Jim Carnahan Casting since 2013. Broadway: Art, Stranger Things, Harry Potter, Swept Away, Appropriate, Shark is Broken, A Doll's House, Lehman Trilogy, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Plaza Suite, Betrayal, Burn This, The Ferryman, Groundhog Day, Amelie, Constellations, Skylight, The River, You Can’t Take It With You. Off-Broadway: Richard II,Imaginary Invalid, The Doctor, Hamlet, Oresteia. San Francisco: Let the Right One In, Harry Potter, Swept Away. London: Plaza Suite (Savoy), Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons (Harold Pinter), Eureka Day (Old Vic), Mad House (Ambassadors), Glengarry Glen Ross (Playhouse). Film: Ari Aster's Beau is Afraid.

Production Stage Manager
Recent: Ginger Twinsies, Good Night, and Good Luck, Teeth, Manahatta, Joe’s Pub, Engeman Theater, Gateway, Theater by the Sea, ACT of CT, French Woods Festival. For Mom, Spooner, & Rose. BFA Ithaca College. @ricobfroehlich

Assistant Director
B is a deviser who works with community members artists and actors alike to build a process specific to the questions and skill sets of the group. B’s NYC Credits include Macbeth, Strays, (un)belonging*,Blood Grudge, Electric World,My Best Friend's Cabaret, Singing Lessons, iii sisters,Connection is Unstable, The Munchies, Leo’s Requiem and Alley Between the House. In Chicago, B directed Half-Baked, The Beauty of Your Eyes and Civics and Humanities and assisted productions including Spring Awakening,Children of Eden, Hair and Another Room in Your Head. B is a 3rd Year MFA Directing student at Columbia University, a 2022 recipient of the Neo-Futurist Artist of Color scholarship, and earned a BFA in Acting from the Chicago College of Performing Art. Founding member of Pick Six. www.brennanurbi.com@brennan_urbi

Assistant Stage Manager
Happy to be here! Recently: CrazySexyCool, Art, The Gospel at Colonus, Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, Amerikin, Mary Jane. Boundless love to my New York and Detroit families. @katie_cherven

Production Manager
Five OHM Productions is a full service theatrical and event support company that offers Theatrical and Event Staffing, Audio and Video Designs, Production Management, Technical Direction, and Lighting Supervision. Charlotte Vosseler is the lead Production Manager for Blackout Songs. Charlotte is a theatrical Production Manager with over a decade in production and events experience. She spent 8 years working with Emursive Productions with Sleep No More at the McKittrick hotel managing the maintenance and run of an over 100,000 sq ft immersive theatrical experience and innumerable full building events, concerts, and activations. Charlotte also assisted in mounting the immersive show Life & Trust at Conwell Tower where she was introduced to the Five OHM team. Charlotte joined Five OHM in 2024 and has since Production Managed shows and events including the Signature Theatre Company’s 2025 and 2026 seasons, the 69th Annual Drama Desk Awards, the 2025 American Theatre Wing Gala, and NYTimes Critic’s Pick Well, I’ll Let You Go with Regular People. When not in the theatre Charlotte lives in Manhattan with her spouse, Ian, Bucatini the dog, and Alfredo the cat.

General Management
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Jacob Stuckelman is a three time Tony Award-winning producer focused on sharing new and challenging stories that explore and excavate the darker corners of the human experience to make sense of them. Jacob is a founder and partner at Regular People, a creative studio that connects producing, marketing, and general management - all in house. Most recently, Jacob lead produced Bubba Weiler’s Well, I’ll Let You Go which received a New York Times Critic’s Pick. In addition to Ken Urban’s Danger and Opportunity, directed by Jack Serio, which received two Drama Desk Awards. Current Broadway: Maybe Happy Ending (Tony Award). Previous: Parade (Tony Award), Merrily We Roll Along (Tony Award), Sea Wall / A Life (Tony Nomination), and the world premiere of I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire in NYC and London. Jacob is currently developing Lore Segal’s Other People’s Houses, a new work by Daniel Aukin and Emily Feldman. Film: Broadway Rising. Jacob has worked with companies such as Wicked at David Stone Productions, BOND Theatrical as their General Manager, 321 Theatrical Management, AKA UK, 1st National Tour of The Band’s Visit, 1st National Tour of Summer The Donna Summer Musical, New York Theatre Workshop, Nancy Manocherian the cell theatre, and Circle in the Square among others. Jacob proudly serves on the Associate Board of Classic Stage Company in New York City.

Press
Everyman Agency is a communications firm promoting complex ideas, mostly in the arts. Founded by John Wyszniewski, Everyman Agency builds awareness and provokes action for cultural organizations and individual artists by putting impactful storytelling, strategic thinking, and meaningful relationships at the heart of its work. Clients include Ars Nova, Axis Theatre Company, The Civilians, En Garde Arts, Lucille Lortel Theatre, Ma-Yi Theater Company, The Movement Theatre Company, Rattlestick Theater, Regular People, and Target Margin Theater, among others. www.everymanagency.com

Marketing & Advertising
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Andrew Patino is a Tony-nominated New York City-based theatrical producer and CEO of Regular People. He works extensively in commercial theatre and mission-driven arts around the world. Current Broadway/Off-Broadway credits include Well, I’ll Let You Go, Dead Outlaw, and Heathers. Select Previous credits: I'm Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire and The Secret Garden. Andrew is the lead producer of Joey Contreras’ new musical In Pieces, which has garnered a large digital fanbase (Follow us: @inpiecesmusical). Marketing highlights: Kowalski (Off-Broadway), Trisha Paytas’ Big Broadway Dream (Broadway), and Reefer Madness (LA Revival).

Branding & Design
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Gwen Mileti is the Head of Design at Regular People. Select past credits include A Kidman Carol, Well, I’ll Let You Go, Kowalski (Off-Broadway), Trisha Paytas' Big Broadway Dream (Broadway), Reefer Madness (LA revival), I'm Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire, and Danger and Opportunity. 

Production Counsel
David Manella is a Partner at Loeb & Loeb LLP. His production counsel credits include Broadway: The Fear of 13 and Good Night, and Good Luck; West End: Clarkston; and Off-Broadway: Bigfoot, Color Theories, Can I Be Frank?, Ta-da!, Well, I'll Let You Go, All Nighter, Gary Gulman: Grandiloquent, The Big Gay Jamboree, Pre-Existing Condition, Hannah Gadsby: Woof!, Less Lonely, Rachel Bloom: Death, Let Me Do My Show, Uncle Vanya, This Beautiful Future and Fairycakes.

Movement Consultant & Intimacy Coordinator
Sarah Parker recently choreographed a reimagined Fiddler on the Roof at Signature Theatre and is currently performing in Hell’s Kitchen on Broadway. Other Broadway credits include: Fiddler on the Roof, Associate Choreographer of Camelot, Assistant Choreographer of The WHO's Tommy and How to Dance in Ohio. National Tour: Mob Leader in Jesus Christ Superstar. Off-Broadway: Hell's Kitchen. Dance: Camille A. Brown and Dancers. TV: Harlem, Modern Love, Jesus Christ Superstar LIVE, Mozart in the Jungle. Sarah choreographs and directs at LaGuardia High School of the Performing Arts and is an improvisation and contemporary theater teacher. She is also an arts writer with a Master’s in Journalism from NYU.

Wardrobe Supervisor
Darby is a NYC based actor who dresses on the side. Favorite credits include "The Play That Goes Wrong" (New World Stages), "Black No More", "The Seagull/Woodstock", and "Cyrano" (The New Group), and "Comeuppance" (The Signature Theatre).

Producer
Regular People is a creative studio seamlessly connecting Producing, Marketing, and General Management - all under one roof. We are an audience-first and artist-first company that, at its core, exists to push theater forward: empowering artists, engaging audiences, and reimagining what’s possible when creativity and strategy are in sync. Previous productions include Well, I’ll Let You Go and Danger and Opportunity (Drama Desk Award Winner). www.regularppl.com

Producer
Linden Entertainment is an Award-winning film, television and theater company specializing in prestige and commercial content. The company is run by founders Nicole King and Stacy O’Neil alongside Partners JoAnne Colonna and Riva Marker, the CEO of Linden Productions. Linden will next have Aleshea Harris’ film Is God Is with MGM/Orion Pictures releasing on May 15, 2026. Previous productions include the Netflix global phenomenon, Family Switch, starring Jennifer Garner; HBO’s Peabody Award-winning crime-thriller Reality starring Sydney Sweeney, as well as the Working Title / Peacock holiday film, Genie, starring Melissa McCarthy. Linden produced David Adjmi’s acclaimed play Stereophonic which took home five Tony Awards including Best Play, and was the most Tony-Nominated play in history. The company is in development across all mediums, including Alyssa Hill’s adaptation Zygote with Jennifer Garner attached to star; a series adaptation of Emma Rosenblum’s bestselling novel Bad Summer People with Sarah Michelle Geller; Jen Silverman’s feature film adaptation of Sarah Blakely-Cartwright's book Alice Sadie Celine; a stage adaptation of Eliza Kennedy’s book Lucky Night; Yes Day 2, the sequel to the Netflix original with Jennifer Garner set to reprise her role; as well as Mrs. Claus with Netflix and Hello Sunshine. Riva Marker has also produced a number of stage productions including Here Lies Love; Slave Play, which received a total of 16 Tony nominations in the same season; Sea Wall/A Life; as well as the acclaimed 2017 revival of Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park With George.

Producer
Two sisters, makin’ plays in NYC and LA. Tony winners for Stereophonic’s Broadway run and Tony nominated for their work on John Proctor is the Villain, Suffs, and Cabaret as well as Just For Us. Off-Broadway credits include: Well, I’ll Let You Go, Vanya (Loft), Pre-Existing Condition. More at thecohnsisters.com. 

Julie is a producer, journalist, screenwriter, and Co-Founder of Huron Station Playhouse in East LA. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Daily, and the Council on Foreign Relations. She’s the host and writer of The Redefector, an investigative podcast on the mystery of Soviet defector Vitaly Yurchenko. 

Marion is a Brooklyn-based TV, film and theater producer. Other than plays, she is also in post-production for a TV show written and directed by Sameh Zoabi. Her favorite food is sandwiches and she is not great at writing her bios. 

Producer
Mickey Liddell & Pete Shilaimon are the CEO and President of LD Entertainment, a five-time Tony Award-winning studio at the forefront of theatre and film. Together they have produced over 30 stage productions in New York and on the West End, including Dear Evan Hansen, Hadestown, Little Shop of Horrors, and Teeth. LD continues to champion bold, artist-driven work with new shows like Just In Time, Operation Mincemeat, and Prince Faggot. Upcoming productions include The Fear for 13, Dog Day Afternoon, and Dracula starring Cynthia Erivo. 

They are also proud founding partners in the new Off-Broadway venue Studio Seaview. 

LD has produced and distributed over 40 feature films and documentaries, with a commitment to showcasing independent cinema in movie theaters around the world.

Select titles include Judy starring Renee Zellweger and Jackie starring Natalia Portman. Upcoming films include Switzerland starring Hellen Mirren, Alden Ehrenreich, and Olivia Cooke; and Elsinore starring Andrew Scott and Olivia Coleman.

Producer
A lifelong fan of theatre, Jennifer is proud to be a part of the Blackout Songs team. Producing credits: John Proctor is the Villian, Suffs, Left On Tenth; Other Investments: Giant, Gypsy, Romeo + Juliet, The Picture Of Dorian Gray.

Producer
Patrick Catullo and Craig Balsam would love to tell you about our careers and accomplishments in the theater –but we cannot remember a f***ing thing.

Producer
Ordinary Magic is the producing and investing team of Ashley Dinges and Richard Dinges.  Current and recent Broadway productions: OEDIPUS, BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB, DEAD OUTLAW, GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS.  Off-Broadway: WELL, I’LL LET YOU GO.  West End: STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW.  National tours: COMPANY, ON YOUR FEET: THE STORY OF EMILIO AND GLORIA ESTEFAN and more

Producer
Sari Stifelman (she/her) is dedicated to telling stories that bring people together and create space for shared experience, empathy, and conversation. She is a Tony-nominated producer (John Proctor is the Villain) and is thrilled to be making her Off-Broadway producing debut with Blackout Songs. Enormous gratitude to Jacob and Andrew. Endless love to mom and dad who never stopped supporting a life in make-believe. For Courtney, always.

Producer
Joe Hetterly (he/him) is a passionate arts administrator, producer, and educator committed to cultivating equitable spaces for artists. His background is holistic, spanning both commercial and non-profit theater, with experience in producing, general management, casting, talent representation, and education. He is a Tony Award nominated co-producer for GYPSY. Selected co-producing credits include THE LAST FIVE YEARS, CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL, and Sara Bareilles’ upcoming new musical THE INTERESTINGS. He is deeply grateful to Madison for her endless support!

Producer
Zoe Elizabeth Brown is a lit and talent manager and producer based in Los Angeles. She recently founded her own talent management and production company — ZB Entertainment. Zoe grew up just outside of Philadelphia before moving to Westport, Connecticut then to LA to attend USC. Since, she has worked on TV projects such as Hulu’s “Love, Victor,” and HBO’s “Euphoria,” as well as on independent films including CADDO LAKE, DOWN LOW, and HONK FOR JESUS. Recent producing credits include “Liz Lays an Egg,” a darkly comedic short, and Get it Together by Michael Quinn, a play she originated in Los Angeles that has since played in New York and Philadelphia. Zoe is beyond grateful for the love and support of her family: Amelia, Mom, Dad, and her puppy, Ivy. She cannot thank Willow, Jacob, Isabel, Kyleigh, Will, Josie, Jane, and Keith enough, for everything.

Head of Strategy, Producer
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Kyle Rogers is thrilled for New York audiences to experience this gorgeous and wrenching story. Past producing credits: Danger and Opportunity; Well, I'll Let You Go; Beau The Musical. Select theatre investments: Liberation; Maybe Happy Ending; Dead Outlaw; Romeo + Juliet; Suffs (Broadway + Tour); Harmony; Fatherland; I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire.

Creative Producer
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Marketing & Production Assistant
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Ashley Lajoie is proud to be part of the Regular People team, supporting the company’s mission to develop bold and resonant new work. She is honored to contribute to the New York City premiere of Blackout Songs. Ashley holds an M.S. in Media Management from Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business. Previous experience includes Broadway Plus (Marketing & Design) and In Fine Company (Social Media/Graphic Design). She joined Regular People during the premiere of Well, I’ll Let You Go and is thrilled to help bring the company’s next theatrical endeavor to life. @ashleylajoie