Hayden is a Los Angeles theatre and film artist with more than a decade of professional theatre experience. She studied Theater and Screenwriting at USC and works across film, television, and digital projects. Her theatre credits include A Chorus Line, Jesus Christ Superstar, Disaster!, and Hit the Wall.
Mickey is a UCLA graduate in Ethnomusicology and Mathematics, a keyboardist, and a woodwind specialist. He has music directed In the Heights, Spamalot, and The SpongeBob Musical. His arranging and composition work includes Hulu’s King of the Hill revival and Bruin Harmony.
David trained in classical ballet, modern, and jazz dance and graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. His work spans film, television, music, fashion, and stage productions, including Sleeping Beauty, Ragtime, and Hairspray. His choreography has received recognition at Cannes, SXSW, and NFFTY.
William is a theatrical producer and director who also performs as Gouda the Clown. His producing credits include Chicago, In the Heights, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. His directing work includes Growing Pains, Into the Woods, and Ghost Quartet.
Julia is a filmmaker from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Her work includes producing and directing short and feature films, plus television development under Thomas Schlamme at Shoe Money Productions. The Wild Party brings her back to the theatre work where she began.
Parry is an actress and freelancer from Raleigh, North Carolina. After attending UNC-Chapel Hill, she moved to Los Angeles, where she works in performance and operations. Her production experience spans music videos, commercials, and feature films.
Sierra works as a finishing producer at Company 3 on major studio films. She also brings years of experience producing and coordinating large live events. She joins The Wild Party team to help bring Hayden’s vision to the stage.
Alex is a Los Angeles casting director and acquisitions specialist from North Carolina. He began in education before moving into production and founded his casting company in 2024. His work includes projects for Amazon, Hulu, and MrBeast, as well as production hiring and staffing.
Kennedy makes her assistant directing debut with The Wild Party. Her directing credits include No Worries If Not at the Elysian Theatre and LAUSD productions. She holds a BFA in Acting from USC and teaches theatre to at-risk youth.
Liv makes their West Coast production debut after eight years of stage management on the East Coast. Their recent technical credits include Carousel, Sister Act, and Little Shop of Horrors. They also work as a Show Production Coordinator at Universal.
Kate is an Atlanta-born scenic and projections designer based in Los Angeles. She holds a BFA from USC. Her credits include scenic design for Clara Vs. Infinity and associate scenic design for The Reservoir and Destiny of Desire.
Elle has spent five years developing her design eye in Los Angeles thrift stores and Southern California vintage shops. She brings that experience to the costumes for The Wild Party.
Jacob is a Los Angeles lighting and scenic designer with a B.A. in Theatre from USC. His credits include What the Constitution Means to Me at Perseverance Theatre and the Los Angeles tour of RILKE: One Million Words. He also assisted on HERO Theatre’s The Young Dolphins Chapter 2.
Selene is a Los Angeles stunt performer and actor who trained at South Coast Repertory, USC, and the British American Drama Academy. Her movement training spans martial arts, weapons, creature work, and contemporary dance. Fight coordination credits include local productions of Hadestown, Noises Off, She Kills Monsters, and Crimson Fate.
Asha is a multimedia artist from Brooklyn who studies directing and dance at USC. Her recent work includes assistant directing Ghost Notes, Guys and Dolls, and Legally Blonde, and production work on The Family Dog. She also works as a freelance dance photographer in Los Angeles and New York.
Emiko is a Los Angeles artist whose work spans design, writing, photography, and film production. She studied Theater and Cinematic Arts at USC. Her theatre credits include Hit the Wall and Rent at USC.
Roo is a Los Angeles writer raised in the Bay Area. She studied screenwriting at UCLA and ran student social accounts. Her work includes social campaigns for literary magazines, television studios, and independent films. The Wild Party is her first stage marketing project.