Dennis A. Allen II (Artistic Director) - "To realize one's destiny is a person's only real obligation."  New York native Dennis A. Allen II has taken this quote from Paulo Coehlo's ,The Alchemist, and has made it his mantra.  After receiving his BA in Communications, Dennis tried his hand at acting, thinking it would be a hobby, and auditioned for a local repertory company.  He landed the role of Moon in a production of Tom Stoppard's, The Real Inspector Hound and since that first taste of the "stage" has played key roles in, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged, Welcome to the Moon... and other plays, Blood Wedding, All in the Timing,  The Taming of the Shrew, The Tempest, and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.  His love for writing has him pursing a career as a playwright and Dennis has returned to school to get another degree in Theatre Arts.  It would be safe to say that he has realized and is fulfilling his obligation.   Dennis is a founding member of 3ME Theatre.


J. Julian Christopher   (Executive/Artistic Director) – J. Julian Christopher received a MFA from The Actors Studio Drama School at New School University.  Julian trained as an actor and has performed in various productions such as TBA (Second Generation Theatre), The Karaoke Show (Off-Broadway), Art Gallery (Manhattan Theatre Source), A Bright Room Called Day (New School for Drama), Nina in the Morning (Above Ground Theatre Ensemble), The Three Gods (directed by Elizabeth Swados), On Broken Wings (Traveling Omnibus of Ireland), Taming of the Shrew (The Arena Players), The Tempest (MRC), and Our Lady of 121st Street (directed by Ellen Barkin at The Actors Studio Drama School) and The Flea Theatre's 'Twas the Night Before... series featuring work by Christopher Durang, Mac Wellman, Len Jenkins, Roger Rosenblatt, and Elizabeth Swados.  Film Credits include Friendly Fire,  Art Gallery and Romance Larghetto.  He has also appeared in comedy shorts for Black20.com & Basement View Improv.  Directing credits include Jeffrey, Company, Welcome to the Moon and Other Plays, Blood Wedding, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Taming of the Shrew, Moby Dick: The Musical, and The Onion Lovers .  J. Julian Christopher wrote and directed his first play Beast: A Parable for FringeNYC 2008.  Julian is the receipient of the Public Theater's Emerging Writers Group Fellowship for 2009.  Julian is a founding member of 3ME Theatre.  http://jjulianchristopher.blogspot.com/

Sheila Donovan (Technical Director)