A year after the death of the grandfather who raised them, siblings Al and Eve reunite to face the realities of unresolved grief and mend their relationship. Featuring an ensemble cast of characters, this musical lives on the borderline of magical realism and the all too real.

Watch the full length musical on Youtube here!

Please be advised that the musical deals heavily with the topics of death and grief, and also contains content around mental health issues, sex, suicidal ideations and suicide.

Jeremy Black is an actor, teacher, and Dad with an MFA in dramaturgy from Stony Brook. For several years he taught in New York with Education in Dance, an interdisciplinary arts program begun by a former dancer with Martha Graham. After moving to Long Island, he directed the Northport Opera Company, using movement to enhance the singers’ performances at local venues. He has also taught at the Posey School, Bare Bones Theatre Company, Suffolk Community College, and Ovations. As a performer, Jeremy has worked on stage and in film, appearing in “Puntila and his Hired Man” with the Remains Ensemble of Chicago, “Anna Karenina” at Circle in the Square, “Split Ends” at the Triad, “Death Row Memoirs of an Extraterrestrial” at Stony Brook, and most recently in “A Christmas Carol” with Don’t Tell Amy Productions. Many thanks to the home crew for their support!

Jess Reed (they/she) is a performer, artist, and director from Long Island, NY. Directing credits: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Peter and the Starcatcher, The Importance of Being Earnest, Junie B. Jones: the Musical, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, The Elephant Man. Select roles: Nora Helmer (A Doll’s House), Dr. Livesey (Treasure Island), Dorine (Tartuffe), Percy Talbot (The Spitfire Grill), Savannah (Mama Won’t Fly), Isabelle Grossman (Crossing Delancey). They have streamed on Twitch with "Tea Time Tales" and "What Streams May Come" on Chaotic Tiefling and on "Hunt for the Heart Shards" and "Song of the Siren" on Slaydies ATL. Jess can be found on Twitter as @bardicbelle and at jess-reed.com.

Tory Davidson is thrilled to be a part of After the Flood. She holds a B.A. in Theatre and Biology from Whitman College. She is also an alum of the National Theatre Institute. As a Thomas J. Watson Fellow, she spent 12 months exploring theatre in refugee camps across Europe and Asia. She then spent two years working in juvenile prisons in Chicago facilitating musical theatre. As a recent Brooklyn transplant, she’s grateful to be welcomed into the Long Island theatre community.

Maggie Robinson (She/Her): Maggie is thrilled to be returning to the stage after a five year hiatus, and to be part of this premiere performance! Thank you to Elena & John for this opportunity. Past Roles: Robin in Godspell (Theatre Box); Van’s Sister in Dog Sees God (Excelsior Theatre Co.); Cathy in The Last 5 Years (Excelsior); Claire in Bare (Lighthouse Theatre Co.); Miss Brannigan in Back To The 80s (Molloy PAC); Eddie/Dr. Scott in Rocky Horror (Cultural Arts Playhouse); Seasons of Love Soloist in Rent (CAP). For her angels above: DJ, mom & dad.

​Korina Deming (she/her) is a NYC based artist originally from Detroit, MI. She has a passion for new works, so she is thrilled to be a part of this wonderful show! Past Readings/Workshops: RIPPED (Elizabeth Stride), Liberty (Maggie Crawley). Other credits include Carousel (Julie Jordan), Pippin, and West Side Story. You can find her on social media @korinademing or visit her website www.korinademing.com. Many thanks to Elena and John for this opportunity and their hard work in bringing this show to life.

Brooke Wexler is an NYC-based actor, singer, dancer, and songwriter. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance with a concentration in Music Theater from NYU, Steinhardt. Credits: Phoebe in Sleeping Beauty (The Argyle Theater); Clara in The Light in the Piazza Provincetown Playhouse); Chrysanthemum in Chrysanthemum: The Musical (Jerry Orbach Theater); Sweethearts (film); Gossip Girl (TV); “Got Milk?” (TV/print). Ig: @brooke.wex. Website: www.Brooke-Wexler.com. Brooke is grateful for the opportunity to work with the incredible talents of Elena and John, and to bring to life such a complex and evolving character.

Stefanie Jade Workman is an interdisciplinary artist from Freeport, NY. She earned a Cum Laude bachelor's degree majoring in Theatre and a minor in Asian Studies from the State University of New York at New Paltz. Her current creative focus is on storytelling and the development of diversity within the performing arts realm. She is grateful for the opportunity to work on a new and exciting piece.

John Brautigam is a composer, lyricist, and musician based in Long Island, New York. He is a graduate of BerkleeNYC, earning an MA in “Writing and Design for Musical Theater” as a member of their inaugural cohort. He currently serves as Composer-in-Residence at EastLine Theatre in Wantagh and Music Director of the Long Island Silent Film Orchestra (LISFO). John is also a recipient of the 2020 NYSCA LI Creative Individual Grant from the Huntington Arts Council.
His most recent writing collaboration was with EastLine Theatre and Director Danny Higgins, creating live underscore and vocal arrangements for David Bullen’s adaptation of Sophocles’ Antigone. Other recent works include underscore for Two Gentlemen of Verona, Romeo & Juliet, Sam Shepard’s Buried Child, and music/lyrics for original theater projects: MIDAS, Diary of a Pirate, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and Prospero (LIVE); a musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Elena Faverio is an artist, abolitionist, and creator of artistic shenanigans on Youtube. They recently produced a documentary entitled 118 about advocacy on Long Island. Previous musical works include Blaze! (about the friendly neighborhood pyromaniac in love with the agoraphobic girl next door), i don't get out much (about loneliness & the difference between inside and outside, and The Window Washers: Part I (about dreams, the threat of falling, and the view from above).

​You can find their creative work at www.elenafaverio.com or https://www.youtube.com/c/ElenaFaverio.