KEYTHE FARLEY (Co-author) has written for the Independent Spirit Awards and "Rugrats," which he also voice-directs. He has appeared on "Beverly Hills 90210," "Sisters" and the HBO movie And the Band Played On. Keythe directed the original production of Bat Boy The Musical. He is a member of the Actors’ Gang and a graduate of UCLA.

BRIAN FLEMMING (Co-author), a playwright, screenwriter and film director, wrote and directed Nothing So Strange, a feature-length faux documentary about the assassination of Microsoft chairman Bill Gates that won the New York Times Claiborne Pell Award for Original Vision at the 2002 Newport Film Festival and also appeared at the Slamdance Film Festival, South by Southwest, Taos Talking Picture and many other festivals. He also wrote and directed the feature Hang Your Dog in the Wind (Special Jury Prize, 1997 Florida Film Festival), co founded the one-time Park City festival Slumdance and worked as a segment producer for the Independent Film Channel show Split Screen. He maintains a weblog at www.slumdance.com/blogs/brian_flemming.

LAURENCE O'KEEFE (Music and Lyrics) Music/lyric credits include the NY tours of the Hasty Pudding Theatricals and the children's musical The Magic Sparrow (Primary Stages and Ubu Rep.). As a member of LA's Actors' Gang: Imaginary Invalid (Theatre LA Ovation Award), Euphoria (LA Weekly Awards for Musical Of The Year and for music, Ovation Awards for same) and Bat Boy (LA Weekly Award, Musical Of The Year, BackStage West Award for music). A grad of USC's Graduate Film Scoring program, he has scored movies including: Every Night and Twice on Sundays, the musical/mockumentary of Dorothy McHugh, the Ziegfeld girl who returned to showbiz at age 85 with "Help, I've fallen and I can't get up!" ‘Twice On Sundays’ won Best Documentary at several film festivals. The Prince Music Theatre premiered his short musical The Mice as part of 3hree, produced by Harold Prince, and it also played at the Ahmanson Theatre last year. Buckets of love and gratitude to Brian, Keythe and Anne; Deven and Kaitlin; Scott; the Actors' Gang; Nancy and the producers; all casts/crews; the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the Jonathan Larson Foundation for their generous grants; and the greatest lyricist of all time, Nell Benjamin.

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