"The Arts Bureau" (tAB) is a Brooklyn-based collective of artists whose mission is to develop and produce the work of its members. the Arts Bureau (tAB) is an umbrella organization encompassing (tAB): theatre, (tAB): music, (tAB): film, and (tAB): writing. (tAB) is dedicated to an interdisciplinary approach to creativity, utilizing various media and means of expression to reach a wide audience. (tAB) is deeply focused on the international exchange of ideas and inspiration, the collaborative process, and the dialogue between artist and community."

Marci Adilman: is a cofounder of the Arts Bureau (tAB). As an actor, she has performed with the Aquila Theatre Company in Comedy of Errors and The Iliad: Book One, both Off Broadway and at Lincoln Center's Clark Studio Theatre. Other New York credits include Serenading Louis, Hurlyburly, Queen Margaret, Entrenched in the Oath, Wasn't Any Law Could Take Him Alive, Charlie Moose Makes His Move, and Deviant. She is the former Co-Artistic Director of the Kiva Theatre Company with which she performed in and produced many shows in various New York venues including the Abingdon Theatre, the Greenwich Street Theatre, and The New York International Fringe Festival. She worked as assistant to the Producing Artistic Director for the Aquila Theatre Company, and she took part in the Lincoln Center Institute, a partnership between Lincoln Center and the Aquila Theatre Company, in which she lead "guided tours" of classics in New York City schools. She recently finished shooting two independent films, Divergence and The Book of Me, and has done improv with Endangered Improv. She has studied with Terry Schreiber at TSS Studios and received her BFA in Acting from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts


Randy Harrison: is a cofounder of the Arts Bureau (tAB). As an actor he has appeared on stage throughout New York City and regionally. Off-Broadway: Antony and Cleopatra (Theatre for a New Audience), Edward the Second (Red Bull Theatre), An Oak Tree (Perry Street Theatre) and A Letter from Ethel Kennedy (MCC). Regional: The Glass Menagerie (Guthrie Theatre); Mrs. Warren's Profession, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Alan in Equus and Mozart in Amadeus (Berkshire Theatre Festival); A Midsummer Night's Dream (SITI Co., dir. Anne Bogart); 1776, Violet, Shopping and Fucking. Broadway: Wicked. Television: Queer as Folk and Bang, Bang You're Dead (Showtime). He has studied extensively with the SITI Company and Anne Bogart.


Alison Hope Guzikowski: is a freelance editor who describes her working style as a balance of creativity and logic. In the past few years her clients have included: Showtime, the Sundance Channel, MTV, Coke, Jazz At Lincoln Center, and New York Stage and Film. Alison is also co-owner with her husband of ShadyCat Productions, a small production company that prides itself on creating strange and unique short films. www.alisonedit.com


Kate Manning: played Peron's Mistress and also understudied and frequently performed the role of Eva on the recent Hal Prince national tour of Evita. She has also been seen both on tour and regionally as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, most recently at the St. Louis MUNY, costarring the indomitable Snickers as Toto. Kate made her Broadway debut with the cast of A Year With Frog and Toad, performing as a bird, mouse, mole, turtle and various other delightful animal characters. Regional credits include Cinderella and Meet Me in St. Louis at the St. Louis MUNY. As a singer, she has appeared in Come Fly with Me: the Songs and Stories of Sammy Cahn at the Forum Theatre as well as in the cast of Her Song, a musical revue at Birdland celebrating the work of female composers.


Your help is invaluable.

The generous contributions of people who support our work are absolutely essential to our development. Beyond enjoying the part you will have played in (tAB)'s success, you'll also receive our eternal gratitude and written recognition at all (tAB) events. Just imagine your name under such luminous categories as "angels," "patrons," or "someone who's getting a tax deduction this year!"

the Arts Bureau (tAB) is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions on behalf of the Arts Bureau (tAB) may be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Fractured Atlas is a 501(c)(r) public charity.

- If you would like to donate online, you can do so at the Fractured Atlas website.

- If you would like to donate by mail, please send your check* to:

the Arts Bureau (tAB)
Williamsburg Station
PO Box 110604
Brooklyn, NY 11211

*Please make all checks payable to Fractured Atlas, and write "Given in behalf of the Arts Bureau (tAB)" in the memo line.

Thank you so much for your support.