A distinguished director and producer, Veronica Brady has a career that spans 20 years. During this time, she has directed over 100 plays, founded three theatre companies, worked on countless television and film productions, and received an Emmy and numerous Ovation and LA Weekly awards. Her most recent projects include documentaries Love 99, Not Carol, Ethel (an Emmy-nominated documentary produced for HBO), Every Fifteen Minutes (a Telly Award-winning short film about teenage drunk driving), Grandpa, Do You Know Who I Am? with Maria Shriver (an Emmy-winning and Television Critic Award-winning half-hour documentary produced for HBO), and Patrick Dempsey: Racing Le Mans (a 5 episode series produced for Discovery/Velocity).

Eamon Harrington is an accomplished executive producer, director, and co- owner of 7-time Emmy Award-winning production company, Planet Grande Pictures. He began his career in the early 80’s establishing himself in television, first as a cameraman, then as a director, before taking over as head of production at VH-1 by the late 1980’s. Eamon has since been making film and television for over 30 years. Along with his business partner John Watkin, Eamon has produced and directed projects for HBO, Showtime, CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, and most of the major cable networks. Also a painter, Eamon’s works hang in over a hundred homes and restaurants in the Los Angeles area.

Daniel Henning  founded The Blank Theatre where he has produced over 65 Mainstage Productions, 25 seasons of the Living Room Series and 24 Young Playwrights Festivals. Henning’s productions have been nominated for 190 LA theatre awards, winning 59 including “Best Production” from LA Drama Critic Circle Awards, LA Weekly Awards, Ovation Awards, NAACP Theatre Awards, BackStage Garland Awards and he won the NAACP Theatre Award for “Best Director of a Musical” for THE WILD PARTY.  As playwright, his most recent work is THE TRAGEDY OF JFK (AS TOLD BY WM. SHAKESPEARE). Other plays include DICKIE & BABE: THE TRUTH ABOUT LEOPOLD & LOEB. His initiative Stayin’ Live! to support the Intimate Theatre movement in LA most recently achieved the official city declaration for “Hollywood Theatre Row.” He is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Circle in the Square Theatre School, and American Conservatory Theatre. 

Graham Sibley began his career starring in the highly-lauded cult classic Zombie Honeymoon, executive produced by John Landis. From there, he appeared in the Emmy-Award winning film Nanking, directed by two-time Academy Award Winner Bill Guttentag and starring Woody Harrelson. Other credits include television roles on The OC, Grey’s Anatomy, Unforgettable, Aquarius, How to Get Away with Murder, and The Newsroom as well as the festival hit Before the Sun Explodes and Clint Eastwood's film Sully, starring Tom Hanks.  Graham has starred in four independent films set to premiere in 2017; Better Off Zed, starring alongside Christine Woods; The Passing Parade, starring alongside Tessa Ferrer, Poor Greg Drowning and Threshold.  Graham is also co-founder of Los Angeles-based IAMA Theater Company, a member of Ensemble Studio Theatre LA and has produced, written and performed in 99 seat theatre for over 15 years.

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