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Erinina Marie Ness: Artistic Director

Erinina graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in 2005 with a
concentration in writing, theater direction and language studies.  She
has also studied at Greensboro College in the visual arts and perform-
ance, and completed a performance intensive at Oxford School 
of Drama in the summer of 2001.  Primarily interested in directing,
writing and 'performance art' or 'physical theater,' Erinina formed
Mir Productions in August of 2006 to create a space for the
development of talented interdisciplinary artists.  She works a lot,
but loves to play and hopes that you will join us in some of the fun!





Julianne Just: Associate Artistic Director of Classical Works

Julianne graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in 2005 with a 
concentration in Directing and Dramatic Literature. Since then she has 
been splitting her time between her job at The Juilliard School and 
Mir Productions. She works artistically with Mir as a director and 
produces the Unseen/Unheard Reading Series as well as serving as
production manager. She is very excited to be a founding member 
of the Mir family!

 

 

 
Genevieve Gearhart: Associate Artistic Director of Experimental Works

Genevieve is an actor, director, and producer who currently resides
in Brooklyn. Genevieve is a graduate of Manhattanville College where
she obtained a degree in Dance and Theater. She works primarily with
Mir Productions but also is a member of both Pig Brooch, Inc and Thin
Ice Theater Collective.  You will recognize her as the  easily
excitable, short and spunky Mir member.
 
Joyce Wu: Literary Manager

Joyce studied with acclaimed playwright OyamO and graduated with
honors from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in English
Literature.  Nytheatre.com described one of her plays "Other People,"
which was produced at the historical Wow Cafe Theater, as a
"hellacious amount of thought-provoking fun."  This was a great
achievement for Wu until she realized that the critic had also used
the phrase to laud the film "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed."  She
has relatively few other achievements to list and is coasting on a
description of her in "Backstage" as "a promising young playwright
who's won some minor awards."  She is currently working with her
therapist on ego issues with mixed results while she writes and seeks
out literary talent for Mir.