NYREE YERGAINHARSIAN is an actor and theatre maker based in Dublin. She is a founding member of The Company Theatre Co with whom she developed non-text based devised theatre, both nationally and internationally, from 2008-2015. She then continued her solo practice until establishing The Collective with Aisling and Jocelyn in 2021. Her work has a strong focus on collaboration and innovation, translating to stage that which may otherwise be inaccessible.

AISLING ORMONDE is a Producer working across theatre, festivals and television. In theatre, she has worked with both the Gate and Abbey Theatres, as well as with companies such as Dead Centre, The Performance Corporation, Lords of Strut, Bram Stoker Festival, Festival in a Van and the Inaugural Big House Festival. Internationally, she has toured extensively across Europe, North America, Australia and Asia. Prior to establishing The Collective along with Nyree and Jocelyn, Aisling was Associate Producer of THISISPOPBABY, and Executive Producer of The Corn Exchange.

JOCELYN CLARKE is a dramaturg for stage and screen. He is Senior Dramaturg at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. He was Theatre Advisor to the Arts Council of Ireland for ten years, and Literary Manager of the Abbey, Ireland’s national theatre. He is an Associate Artist with Theatre Mitu and with The Civilians. As a dramaturg, Clarke has worked with writers such as Katori Hall, Taylor Mac, Lydia Diamond, Abhishek Majumdar, Eduardo Machado, Charles Randolph Wright, Lisa Kron, Seamus Heaney, Tazewell Thompson, Carl Hancock Rux, Kenneth Lin, Mary Kathryn Nagle, Tanya Saracho, Aaron Posner, and Karen Zacarias. He was a script editor on several Irish films, including Young Offenders, and was executive story editor on all three seasons of the BBC/RTE TV series Young Offenders. He is a writer/producer on the second season of P-Valley, Katori Hall’s acclaimed TV series for Starz. His new adaptation of Elizabeth Swados’ musical Beautiful Lady will be directed by Anne Bogart at La Mama Theatre in New York in May 2023.