Artists represented by Popson Productions

Gregory Fletcher’s plays have had 12 productions Off-Off-Broadway, many of which are featured in his collection, A Playwright’s Dozen: 13 short plays. A native of Dallas, Texas and a resident of New York City, Fletcher has earned three theatre degrees from Cal. State Northridge, Columbia University, and Boston University.

Published materials include five essays (The Sealed Letter, manhood / ˈmanˌho͝od / noun, Dallas, Guilt, Thanks Dad—I Think, Leave it to Grandma), two short stories (Friends of Vera, and Ismene in Venice), two novellas (Tom and Huck Sitting in a Tree, and The Never Land Hoax), two young adult novels (Other People’s Crazy, and Other People’s Drama), and a craft book on playwriting (Shorts and Briefs, a collection of short plays and brief principles of playwriting).

Awards include the Mark Twain Prize for Comic Playwriting and the Gary Garrison National Ten-Minute Play Award, a playwriting grantee at the Sundance Theatre Lab, and a finalist for the New York IT Awards, the Heideman Award, and the Reva Shiner Comedy Award.

Directing credits include over a dozen Off-Off-Broadway credits, and over a dozen regional and university credits, with a dozen years of teaching various theater courses at universities.

Visit gregoryfletcher.com or follow @gregory_fletcher_writer on Instagram.

Rori Nogee is an actor, singer, playwright and composer/lyricist. Broadway: Joseph…Dreamcoat. Off-Bway: Love Quirks (AMT), James and the Giant Peach (Atlantic Theater Company), and Showgirls, the Musical!, Carnegie Hall: Journey to America. She has starred in numerous regional musical productions around the country. Rori wrote book, music and lyrics for Siren’s Den: A Rock Musical, (available on Spotify and iTunes) and The Impatiens. Her full length play, Aftershocks, was produced at Theater for the New City and the NY Winterfest (nominated for Best Play.) Her songs have been heard throughout NYC including 54 Below and The Cutting Room. She is a recipient of the City Artist Corps Grant.

Learn more at rorinogee.com or follow @roareen on Instagram.

Blake Allen is a New York City-based composer, playwright, and violist. His shows and scores include Virginia Woolf’s The Waves, INSOMNIA (Carnegie Hall), Conversion (Apple TV+), The Shards of an Honor Code Junkie (CCM; The Trevor Project), Folk Wandering (Pipeline Theatre Co.; Ars Nova; Soho Rep), Witch Perfect (international tour), Farmyard Follies (Provincetown Theatre), Kelly [1955] (New York Theatre Festival), Boston|Nebraska (Kimmel Harding Nelson Center), Doris Dear’s Gurl Talk (Broadway on Demand), Shade: Queens of NYC (Fusion TV), and HOCKET. His albums INSOMNIA, The Shards of an Honor Code Junkie, and Sonatas all charted in the Billboard Top 10. Broadway: Notre Dame de Paris, Tootsie, An American in Paris, Living on Love, Stephen King’s Misery. Off-Broadway: Over Here!, Folk Wandering, Beardo, Tamar of the River. Education: NYU, CCM, BYU.

More at blakeallen.org or follow @blakeallenpresents on Instagram.

Bobby Cronin is a multi-award-winning composer, lyricist, bookwriter, and educator working across musical theatre, film, and live performance.

He is the composer, lyricist, and conceiver of Mary & Max, with bookwriter Crystal Skillman. The musical has received international acclaim, including productions at Theatre Calgary (Best Musical) and Austria’s Theatre Linz, as well as multiple European awards. The musical is currently in development, with Tony Award–winning director/choreographer Christopher Gattelli attached.

His additional works include Welcome to My Life (W2ML), a multimedia pop-rock theatre hybrid and winner of the 2024–2025 Epiphanies New Works Award; Concrete Jungle, commissioned by ArtsEd (President: Andrew Lloyd Webber) with an international studio cast recording; Daybreak, winner of the New Jersey Playwrights Contest (Tristan Bates Theatre, London); and ’Til Death Do Us Part (with Caroline Prugh), developed through the SDSU New Works program.

Bobby has also composed, scored, and sound designed the hit podcast King Kirby (now licensed by Uproar Theatrics), and contributed music and songs to Rain and Zoe Save the World by Crystal Skillman (Jermyn Street Theatre, London). He was a 2014 York Theatre Company NEO artist, mentored by Tony Award winner Stephen Flaherty (Ragtime, Once on This Island). His work has been presented at leading venues including 54 Below, Lincoln Center, Birdland, Symphony Space, The Green Room 42, and internationally throughout London.

His honors include Best Music & Lyrics at the Midtown International Theatre Festival and Best Score of a Mockumentary for the web series Thank You, Next. His recordings, including Reach the Sky: Live and The Concrete Jungle International Studio Cast Recording, are available on all major platforms.

A graduate of Yale University, where he received the Michael P. Manzella Award for Excellence in Arts, Scholastics, and Character, Bobby has also studied songwriting at The Juilliard School.

In addition to his writing career, Bobby is a highly sought-after voice teacher and vocal coach. He currently works at The Prep NJ ThePrepNJ.com/bobby and has taught internationally and at institutions including Harvard, NYU, UPenn, Guilford (UK), and the New York Film Academy.

He is a member of ASCAP and the Dramatists Guild.

Explore more at bobbycronin.com or follow @croninbobby on Instagram