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Angela Tucker
 Angela
Tucker has worked in arts management for the past five years
at Mabou Mines, Lincoln Center Theater, The Pearl Theater
Company and Hartford Stage. As an educator, she was Assistant
Director of The St. Edward's Youth Video Project, a youth
program based in Spanish Harlem. She has directed several
short films, one of which shown at the FOCUS Film Festival
at Columbia University. Presently, she is working on another
short, Conversations With Id, that she will shoot this fall.
Angela graduated from Wesleyan University with a B.A. with
Honors in Theater and African-Americans Studies. Currently,
she is in the graduate film department at Columbia University.
Her play, Divine,
was dilateworld.org's first production at BlackStar Bar and
Blu Lounge.
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Karrie
Myers began her career as a written and spoken word poet,
garnering top honors at San Francisco's City Poetry Slam and
publishing work in both Word from the (415) and EXIT
Magazine. Her work in still photography has been published
in The New York Times, and earned
her the recognition of San Francisco's Collision Gallery,
who selected her as one of five artists to debut in its interactive
exhibit, 5 Angry Children. Karrie has
spent three years in the New York theater and visual art circuit,
serving as Development Assistant for Chekhov Theatre Ensemble
and assisting contemporary artists Doron Golan and Michele
Thursz in the founding of digital artists' space, Moving Image
Gallery. She has played major roles in two dilateworld events;
as producer of its first production, 
Lauren
Britt-Elmore celebrates her second stint as a published writer
by contributing to dilateworld.org. Currently wrapping up
her role as student, Lauren is ten months away from receiving
her MFA in Theatre at Columbia University's School of the
Arts. She is currently trying to figure out what she wants
to be when she grows up by interning at a literary agency
and doing freelance dramaturgy for theatre and film projects.
She lives uptown baby! 
