THE GOLDSMITH

SHARONE SAYEGH is an award-winning multi-disciplinary theater artist in NYC. As an actor on Broadway she originated the role of Anna in The Band’s Visit (OBC), played Bonnie in Come From Away, Maxine Dean/Juno in Beetlejuice, and made her debut in Mamma Mia!. She has performed, written, directed, and produced Off-Broadway and regionally, having worked at some of the country’s most prestigious theaters including The Atlantic, Playwrights Horizons, Ars Nova, La Jolla Playhouse, Seattle Rep, Prospect Theater Co, Westport Country Playhouse, and The Muny. She has appeared on Television in Law & Order, Instinct, and Limitless. She is a 2024 ‘The Workshop’ fellow, the co-writer of the new musical The Game Boy, and is currently developing her award-winning solo play The Goldsmith, stemming from her family’s true stories, across borders, cultures, and generations. @sharonesayegh; www.sharonesayegh.com

ZACHARY PRINCE collaborated with Sharone Sayegh on her solo play, The Goldsmith, which placed first at Theater Aspen’s Solo Flights Festival, won a Reboot Studios Investment Grant, and will make its regional premiere at Westport Country Playhouse in 2027. He also directed and co-developed Stephen Brower’s Palatable Gay Robot, a genre-bending solo show that Playbill calls, “complex, hilarious, and human,” and Entertainment Now says, “stretches the bounds of what a one-man show can be”. Robot recently completed its second tour. As an actor, Zachary’s Bway credits include: Mother Play, Honeymoon in Vegas, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, and Baby It’s You. Int’l: An American in Paris (Adam) at Théâtre du Châtelet. Nat’l Tour: Jersey Boys (Frankie Valli). CMU Alum. Insta: @zachyprince; www.zacharyprince.com

AVI AMON is an award-winning, Turkish-American composer and sound artist. Theater work includes music, songs, & sound design for projects with: Arena Stage, Ars Nova, Kennedy Center, New York Theater Workshop, Old Globe, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, PAC NYC, Signature Theater, and The Public. Avi’s film scores have been featured at Cannes, DOCNYC, HBO, Hulu, SWSX, Tribeca, and the Venice Film Festival. His music for Well, I’ll Let You Go (Studio Seaview, NYTimes Critics’ Pick) and the feature film Everything You Have is Yours is streaming everywhere. Upcoming: Mother/Road, a multimedia exploration of grief & memory premieres at The Shed in NYC this summer. Avi is a MacDowell Fellow, the music director at the 52nd Street Project, and teaches at NYU. Insta: @aviamon; www.aviamon.com