SARAH LAMBERT (Dramaturg) is a member of Tectonic Theater Project (though usually working as a set designer) and has designed multiple workshops and productions of Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde (New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, and London) and Marlowe’s Eye (New York). She also designed Spectators at an Event, a dance piece by Susan Marshall & Company, performed in Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Next Wave Festival. Based primarily in New York, she is an Artistic Associate with the Theater of Necessity, and also a Resident Designer for the National Asian-American Theatre Company, where she designed Othello. Other projects include Much Ado About Nothing at Cornell and The Lucky Chance at Marymount Manhattan. She has also designed for the Mark Tapor Forum, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Playmaker’s Repertory Company, and the Yale Repertory Theatre, as well as for New York University, Barnard College, Hunter College, City College, and numerous downtown New York City companies. She has a B.A. from Cornell and an M.F.A. from Yale.

GREG PIEROTTI (Associate Writer) has worked as an associate writer and actor during each stage of The Laramie Project’s development: The Atlantic, CSC, Sundance, The Denver Center, The Union Square Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, LaJolla Playhouse, and in Laramie. He appeared as himself, Sergeant Hing, Rulon Stacey, Father Roger Schmit, Detective Rob DeBree, and Jonas Slonaker in the stage version of the play. He will appear as Jon Peacock in the HBO film. Previously with Tectonic he originated the roles of G. B. Shaw and Alfred Wood in the world premiere of Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde. He has performed regionally and around New York City, most memorably in Present Laughter at Hartford Stage and Adam Rapp’s Ursula’s Permanent. Favorite parts he has performed include Hamlet, Autolycus, Orlando, and Dr. Cukrowicz in Suddenly Last Summer. He worked as dramaturg on Leigh Fondakowski’s I Think I Like Girls at Thick House in San Francisco, and is currently writing a new play, The Analysands.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The members of Tectonic Theater Project and Moisés Kaufman thank the following people for their contributions to The Laramie Project:

Michael Emerson, Sarah Lambert, Maude Mitchell, Molly Powell, James Asher, Dave McKennan, Ledlie Hoffstedler and Jan Leslie Harding for their participation at different stages of the play’s development.