Zina Camlin (she/they) is a playwright and television writer and producer. Her most recent TV writing credits include Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Hulu), Almost Family (FOX), The Right Stuff (Disney+) Big Sky (ABC), and Dear Edward (AppleTV). She has developed original work for HBO Max and I’ll Have Another Productions, founded by Gabrielle Union. She is currently developing a feature film with Seth Rogen’s Point Grey Pictures. Her mission as a queer writer of color is to make sure underrepresented stories are showcased and authentically told through the characters she advocates for and creates. Her play And Her Hair Went with Her, a comedy about black women and hair, has been produced by theaters around the country, including The Horizon Theater in Atlanta and the Fountain Theater in Los Angeles. In 2023, she debuted two major theatrical works: Fiona: The Musical, a world premiere inspired by Fiona, the famous hippo from the Cincinnati Zoo, commissioned and produced by Ensemble Theatre, and Wrecking Ball, a dark comedy set in a television writers’ room, commissioned and produced by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company.

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.