Roderick Murray (in the beforetimes he was a lighting designer) The majority of his work has been with dance and music, both experimental and traditional, and experimental operas.

Carlos joined BMP as the Associate Producer for New Works in July 2021. Previously he was employed as the Program Associate at The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage, a multi-disciplinary grantmaker in the arts, where he supported the Performance program, cross-program functions, and served as the coordinator and founding member of the Center’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee.

Dani Joseph (she/her) is a dramaturg and creative producer who specializes in new plays and musicals.

Victoria Voketaitis is thrilled to join BMP after several years as a Performing Arts Consultant working with theater and music companies, along with serving as Artistic Producer for the documentary Rachmaninoff Revisited. An accomplished music industry executive, she worked for Steinway & Sons as Administrator of Concert and Artist Activities, co-producing the company’s 150th Anniversary concert series at Carnegie Hall.

Liz is thrilled to be joining the Beth Morrison Projects team as the General Manager. Prior to joining BMP, Liz was the General Manager at Ensemble Studio Theatre, supporting the development of provocative and authentic new plays.

Maddy is elated to be joining the Beth Morrison Projects team as their Company and Office Manager. Maddy has worked in producing, non-profit development, event production, artist/brand relations, and marketing in both theatre and music.

Cynthia is a NYC based actor and filmmaker from California’s Imperial Valley. She has worked as a voiceover artist, in TV commercials and on stage and screen.

Julie Maykowski has worked in the opera industry as a stage manager, singer, and a stage director before moving into administration.

Alejandra Noyola is a Mexican-American artist raised in NYC. Alejandra has a background in fine arts with a personal practice spanning Sculpture, Performance Art, and Video.

Sarah Bellin, is an internationally active producer, director and musician for stage and film. During Sarah’s tenure as Managing Director for NYC’s critically acclaimed theatre company BEDLAM, she spearheaded the production of the company’s innovative Shakespearean New Media Series. As Co-founder and Producing Director for the Swiss performance group Kollektiv-20-14, Sarah oversaw the fundraising and producing efforts of a diverse body of experimental works that have toured extensively throughout the German-speaking world.

Having stepped down in late 2018 from her role of Producing/Executive Director at HERE where she had been since early 2007, Kim has resumed her life as an independent creative producer and consultant with her company, KiWi Productions.

Victoria is a multi-disciplinary artist of Puerto Rican descent based in New York City. Victoria received her B.F.A. in Drama from NYU Tisch School of the Arts as a recipient of the Rudin and Tisch Academic Excellence Scholarships.

Gabriel Esparza (he/him/his) is a Colombian-American theatrical lighting designer, technician, and electrician originally from Durham, North Carolina. A graduate of Lewis & Clark College Gabriel has worked with The American Dance Festival, FESTA (Festival de Teatro Alternativo), Theatre in the Park (Raleigh, NC), and most recently A.I.M by Kyle Abraham. Currently based in New York City, Gabriel draws from his multi-cultural background to create art that challenges and interrogates the accepted order of things.

Lu Mejia (she/her) is a bilingual, professional dancer, journalist, writer, photographer and content editor from Colombia based in New York City. She is a graduate from The New School with a BA in Culture and Media and a minor in Journalism+Design who is looking to make an impact and direct change through art, culture and emerging community spaces.
She is currently the Communications Coordinator at “Dancing Classrooms NYC” and Social Media and Communications Coordinator at “Broadway Dance Center’s Children and Teens program”.