MICHAEL CHASE GOSSSELIN
MICHAEL CHASE GOSSELIN is a professional Producer, General Manager, and Director based in NYC. He directed Money Talks Off-Broadway, as well as the acclaimed, long-running Endangered! The Musical. Other world premiere productions include Kit Goldstein Grant’s The Nose at the famous Master Theater in Brighton Breach, and The Most Miserable Christmas Tree in Brooklyn. He executive produced and general managed Midnight at The Never Get (NYMF 2016 and Provincetown 2017) and LUDO's Broken Bride (NYMF 2016), and produced Pope! An Epic Musical (NYMF 2015). In 2013, he co-produced and directed a reading of Moby Dick: A Whale of a Tale for Cameron Mackintosh. He was the Producing Artistic Director of Act Three Theatricals in Vermont 2006-2012. As a Director/ Choreographer, additional recent credits include Disney's Tarzan (VT Premiere), The Wedding Singer and South Pacific (NCT), Rock Nativity (Regional Premiere), a Vermont tour of The Complete History of America (Abridged), You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown and A Christmas Carol for the Helen Hayes Youth Theatre, and Legally Blonde for Clark University. He is a proud member of SDC. www.michaelchasegosselin.com
TIM SULKA
TIM SULKA has had a diverse and eclectic career spanning 3 decades in the entertainment industry. For 11 years Tim served as Associate Company Manager of the Broadway hit, Jersey Boys; he then served as Company Manager of the Broadway production of Matilda the Musical. Tim began his career in Chicago as Company Stage Manager of the Echo Theatre and Managing Director of the Alliance Theatre Company for such productions as Moonchildren, The Wake of Jamey Foster, The Ruling Class and Hitting Town. Later, Tim developed screenplays for Connie Stevens’ Shane Productions in Los Angeles and was co-writer of the horror film Children of the Corn 666, produced by Miramax/Dimension. Tim co-wrote, directed and produced the L.A. premiere of Kissing the Corners, a one-man musical. Tim has also worked in public relations, writing grants, producing fundraising events, and coordinating conferences for a wide-range of non-profit organizations. Most recently, Tim co-wrote the book and lyrics for The Most Miserable Christmas Tree, which had its world premiere in 2016 in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn and was directed by Michael Chase Gosselin.