Zina Camblin is a playwright and television writer. Her most recent TV writing credits include WU-TANG: An American Saga (Hulu), Almost Family (FOX), The Right Stuff (Disney Plus), Big Sky (ABC), and Dear Edward (AppleTV). Her mission as a queer writer of color is to make sure these underrepresented stories are showcased and authentically told through the characters she advocates for and creates. She is represented by Creative Artist Agency and The Shuman Company. She is an alum of Cincinnati’s School for Creative and Performing Arts, and she completed the playwriting program at The Juilliard School under Marsha Norman and Christopher Durang, as part of the Juilliard Playwriting Fellowship. Her play And Her Hair Went With Her, a comedy about black women and hair, was optioned for a New York production when it caught the attention of actress Whoopi Goldberg. In addition, And Her Hair Went With Her has been produced by theaters around the country including The Phoenix Theater in Indianapolis, New Jersey Repertory Theater, Horizon Theater in Atlanta, The Fountain Theater in Los Angeles, and the Unicorn Theater in Kansas City.

David Kisor has participated as a composer, lyricist, and music director in over thirty seasons of Ensemble Theatre’s history. He has been part of the creative team for Adrift, The Frog Princess, Sleeping Beauty, Around the World in 80 Days, Cinderella: After Ever After, as well as his quasi-autobiographical Cars, Dogs, Money and the Moon, and many more. He is the Creative Director of Growing Sound, a non-profit music publisher, and the Music Director at the New Thought Unity Center. When he is not working on a new play or giving concerts and workshops, David can usually be found on the floor, singing with preschoolers somewhere in greater Cincinnati.