Brad has served as Producing Artistic Director since co-founding Dreamscape in 2002.  In this capacity he has produced all but one of the company's nineteen productions and directed or developed seven.  In Dreamscape's 2011 season he is directing WHALE SONG or: Learning to Live With Mobyphobia as well as facilitating the development of a new play by Ricardo Pérez Gonzalez called The Brooklyn Enigma, based on the incredible true story of Brooklyn’s own Mollie Fancher.  Other recent work includes the development and world premiere of In Fields Where They Lay by Ricardo Pérez Gonzalez with The Dreamscape Theatre (2009) and Don Nigro’s Green Man at the 2010 FrigidNY Festival with Pageant Wagon Productions. In 2006 he co-created and performed in Dreamscape’s Burning Cities Project at FringeNYC.  Other recent directing credits include Lisa Barri’s one-woman show Invisible Child at the 2005 Midtown International Theatre Festival, The Credeaux Canvas by Keith Bunin (Dreamscape, 2004) and Tiny Dynamite by Richard Lovejoy (Dreamscape, 2005). Brad holds a BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts (Playwrights Horizons Theatre School), an MA in Educational Theatre from NYU’s Steinhardt School, and is currently pursuing his MFA in Directing at the New School for Drama.  He is also a proud member of the New Victory Theater’s Teaching Artist Ensemble.

Writing Credits: In Fields Where They Lay (Playwright, Dreamscape), The Burning Cities Project (Contributing Writer, Dreamscape), The Widowers of Lake Youwannatanna (Lead Screenwriter, MondoLoveMeister Productions), Migrants! Cantata a los emigrantes (Contributing Writer, Teatro Pregones), Dalton Trumbo's Johnny Got His Gun (Spanish Translation, S.E.E. Theatre, DVD Production).

Acting credits include the solo show Johnny Got His Gun (FringeNYC 2005) for which Curtain Up and nytheatre.com hailed him as “remarkable” and “utterly compelling.”  Acting highlights: an originating role in Suzan-Lori Park's celebrated 365 Days/365 Plays at the New York Public, Juan Gonzalez in Migrants! (Teatro Pregones), Figaro in Le nozze di Figaro, Tom in Un ballo in maschera, Schaunard in La Bohème (Burgas Opera House, Bulgaria) and El Dancaïro in Carmen (Hradek Kralove Opera Festival, CR).  Sample of NY credits: Salerio/Solanio in Merchant of Venice, The Murderer/Mentieth in Macbeth (Dreamscape Theatre), the Padre in Man of La Mancha (Duo Theatre), Marat/Sade (Classical Theatre of Harlem), and Renfield in Dracula.  Ricardo is a member of The Dreamscape Theatre and Big Apple Playback Theatre, an improvisation troupe that specializes in reflecting back the stories of the audience, focusing on themes of social justice (www.bigappleplayback.com). Ricardo Pérez Gonzalez is a founding member of The Dreamscape Theatre. He was also a participant in 2009’s Tectonic Theater Project’s Spring Intensive.

Morgan is an actress, director, and designer.  A native of Pittsburgh, PA she has lived in New York for almost 8 years.  Morgan holds a BFA  from New York University where she studied at Playwrights Horizons Theatre School, the Experimental Theatre Wing, and the Bali Institute in Ubud, Bali.  She has worked with numerous Off and Off-Off Broadway Theatre Companies including the Ensemble Studio Theatre (Asst. Director: world premiere Bone China by David Mamet), The Dreamscape Theatre (Ensemble Member/Co-creator: The Burning Cities Project, FringeNYC ‘06), and Theatre of the Expendable (Three Sisters).  She can be seen on the worldwide web in the series Four if by Space (www.fourifbyspace.net).