David Kisor is a songwriter, performer, and producer who splits his time between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Spokane, Washington. He has a master’s degree in composition from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music but is a songwriter at heart. He has written extensively for musical theater since 1990, including works for Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati and The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati. His children’s songs, written and recorded for the non-profit music publisher Growing Sound, promote positive social-emotional development in young children. He is proud, humbled, and blessed to be a part of the ETC family.

Vincent DeGeorge is a professional stage and film director, choreographer, theatrical researcher, and artist educator. He is the Patricia A. Corbett Distinguished Chair of Musical Theatre and the Joseph Weinberger Chair of Acting for the Lyric Stage at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music. Vincent has developed The Theatrical Awareness Practice, a somatic and experiential approach to actor training that has become the cornerstone of his teaching and directing. The practice invites actors to cultivate a deeper awareness of the mind/body relationship and to engage more fully with their lived, embodied experience. Vincent has directed and choreographed more than 40 productions throughout his career. Over the past four years, his creative work has focused primarily on the development of new works for theatre, musical theatre, and live performance. Most recently, Vincent collaborated with writer and composer Blake Allen on the world premiere staging of Allen’s musical The Shards of an Honor Code Junkie. Vincent and Blake are continuing their collaboration on a new project, which will receive its first developmental workshop at CCM in the spring of 2027. Vincent currently serves on the faculty of the Trentino Music Festival’s Musical Theatre Performance Studio. Vincent is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, Actors’ Equity Association, the American Massage Therapy Association, Theatre Movement Educators, Musical Theatre Educators, and Opera America.

Hannah Gregory is a playwright, actor, and theatremaker. She is the co-founder of One Off Productions, where her original musical Judith, Deliver Us premiered in August 2025. She has written and produced four pieces at the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, including the award-winning Descent: a Murder Ballad, The Belle and Boone Helm, and Wuthering: a Musical on the Moors. Wuthering will remount in spring 2027 as a full-length musical with the Know Theatre’s mainstage season. She is a two-time grant recipient from the Kentucky Foundation for Women, where she was awarded the Artist Enrichment Grant (2019) and the Art Meets Activism Grant (2025). Also an actor, she is currently in her fifth season performing with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company.