Our key collaborators

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Carrie Keating

a writer, director, and performer who’s work has been seen in theatre, TV/Film, concert dance, and even circus. Carrie’s web series, Connect2u, garnered over 1 million views and was nominated for best vertical series in the IAWTV awards. Directing credits include Quinn The Magnificent (Staged Reading at The Barrow Group) and The Melon Felon (Shadow Traffic). Carrie has been seen on stage at Signature Theatre, Theatre For The New City, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and many other theatre spaces in NYC. She is currently playing Carla in Season 2 and 3 of Emmy-Award winning After Forever (Amazon Prime). Other recent credits include Honey Badger in The Keeper (Amazon Prime), Miss Conners in Concept High (Austen Film Festival), and Brooke in Leah Chen Baker’s Belated (DGA Award).

Alyson Schacherer

has been a member of The Barrow Group Theatre Company in NYC since 2007. There she’s directed: The Pavilion (“A tantalizing revival” -NYTimes), Gruesome Playground Injuries, Dying City, Becky Shaw, ScoreFest (original music recording, CalArts residency at Disney’s REDCAT). Also: I Made This For You (original clown show, Hollywood Fringe), Heroes and Other Strangers, Mommy Blogger, The Bedbug Problem, Bodies are Weird. Alyson teaches acting and coaches on projects such as: Fallout, Ramy, And Just Like That, Wolfs (with Brad Pitt & George Clooney), Fargo.See her in Space Cadet (w/ Emma Roberts) on Amazon Prime.

Henry Evans

Founded Atlas Circus Company, hailed as the “next Ringling Bros Circus” (New York Post), where he directed and produced self-titled productions and educational programs that toured across the East Coast. As an Orchard Project alumn, he developed Lucky, a sold-out circus theater production performed in multiple theaters. He later co-produced the Broadway production of How to Dance in Ohio. As a Creative Director, he has collaborated with organizations including The Drama League, American Ballet Theatre, Hamptons Dance Project, and fashion shows at New York Fashion Week. Currently, he serves as Senior Creative Director at Proscenium, leading award-winning event strategies for clients such as T-Mobile, TelevisaUnivision, and Heineken.

Paige Susan Anderson

is an New York City-based writer and actor. She is an artist in residence at The Barrow Group, where her solo show is currently in development, with anticipated performance dates early in 2025. Quinn the Magnificent, her full-length play, won the Lee Strasberg Institute StrasbergWorks playwriting competition in 2023, and subsequently had a reading at The Barrow Group in June 2024. Paige also wrote and directed the short film Easy Beethoven, which won multiple awards. Selected theater credits include The UnAmerican, The Jerry Duncan Show, and Help a Handicapped God Trot Across the Universe. Recent film credits include The Old Bench in New York, Emerald Lounge, and Beneath the Surface.