Tasha Gordon-Solmon’s (Playwright) plays and musicals have been developed and produced at the O’Neill National Music Theater Conference, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, NAMT Festival of New Musicals, the Humana Festival of New American Plays, Clubbed Thumb, Northern Stage, New Georges, American Music Theatre Project, Sun Valley Center for the Arts, The Playwrights Realm, Ars Nova, the Colorado New Play Festival and WAM. She is a recipient of the Dramatists Guild Fellowship, the Playwrights Realm Fellowship and a Puffin Foundation Grant, along with residences at Millay Arts, Bethany Arts Community, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and Williamstown. She is a member of The Recording Academy, Director’s Lab West and the Theater Now New York Writers Lab, and is a New Georges Affiliated Artist, and proud 52nd Street Project Volunteer.

Jarielle Jeffrey (Lady) is a vibrant actor and producer from Southern California who has performed in and produced critically acclaimed and award winning productions from coast to coast.  She's thrilled to be working with the Motor Company again in this delightful garden. A graduate of Fordham University, she lives in Brooklyn. Shout out to her ancestors, her tribe, and the most high.

David King (Roly) is a New York City-born and -raised actor, director, poet, photographer, curator, and educator. He received critical acclaim for his Off Broadway and FringeNYC roles from The New York Times and Time Out New York. He acted in the award-winning independent feature films “Four Bottles” and “Stuck” from writer-director John Painz, screened at the SoHo International, Art of Brooklyn and Newport Beach Film Festivals. He co-founded The Seven Collective—a former NYC theater company turned artist collective committed to collaborative art rooted in community.

David appeared in Bull Moose Run Club with The Motor Company earlier this year. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. He is the Board Vice Chair at the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable, a National Advisory Board member with Imagining America, and an Innovative Cultural Advocacy Fellow with The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI). He earned a B.A. in Theatre from The City College of New York (CUNY) and appreciates those who contribute to the process.

Audrey Lamb (But) was introduced to theater by her cousins with musicals like Hamilton, Six, and Heathers. She has grown to love plays with her friends and teachers. In her free time she likes to bake, swim, listen to music, and collect records with her friends.