Scenic Design

Lighting Design

For over two decades, Devin Cameron has illuminated the worlds of theatre, dance, music, and immersive experiences. From New York City stages to renowned global venues, his work has been hailed by The New York Times as “brilliantly designed” and “extraordinary.” Recent credits include Freedom Riders with Harlem Stage, Petite Rouge with Company XIV, and Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody. Other selected credits include the Drama Desk Award-winning The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart with the National Theatre of Scotland, Toshi Reagon’s Parable of the Sower at Lincoln Center, and numerous original productions for Norwegian Cruise Line. He was the longtime resident lighting designer for Punchdrunk’s groundbreaking Sleep No More, and served as the theatrical lighting designer for three seasons at Apple’s headquarters Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino. devincameron.com

Sound Design

A proud son of immigrant parents, Germán Martínez is a Honduran-American, award-winning Theatrical Sound Designer based in NYC/NJ. Germán is a Princess Grace and 1/52 Grant recipient. Credits include: Heated Rivalry, The Unauthorized Parody Musical (Culture Club), Derecho (La Jolla Playhouse), N/A (Lincoln Center), VAMONOS (INATR Theater), and many more bilingual/latino, and new work productions across the US. He received his degree in Sound Design from Montclair State University in May 2018. As a designer, he seeks original and enticing plays and musicals to help develop, and bring forward the stories of bold playwrights. Keep up with his work on Instagram: @GermanTheSoundDesigner

Production Stage Manager

Cassiel Fawcett is honored to be a part of this production of Hospital Hour. Cass graduated with a BA in Stage Management from Pace University and has been working in New York since. Past credits include As Sign of the Times; Pepper Slit Live in Her Living Room; Sugar, Sugar! Performance Festival at Domino Park; (Un)Conditional; Summer: The Donna Summer Musical. Thank you to everyone working on this project and to her friends and family for the constant support.

Associate General Manager / Company Manager

After a stint in the London fine wine trade, Aiden is thrilled to be returning to NYC and the theater. Previously: Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody (Company Manager). Keep up with him on IG @aidenartcarroll 

Assistant Producer / paloma theatrical

Juliette Markman is an emerging Producer, Manager, and Director, currently serving as Assistant Producer for Paloma Theatrical. Recent credits include: Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody (Assistant Company Manager, The Culture Club), Chasing Grace (Creative Producing Fellow, SheNYC), Swiss Chalet (Director & Writer, SoHoPlayhouse), Romeo and Juliet (Assistant Director, Shakespeare on the Sound), Alice by Heart (Director, Theater for the New City), and a small army of original plays and workshops. Proud NYU Tisch alum! Much love to her family, Vinnie, Aryana, Mavis, and her Zoloft prescription. www.juliettemarkman.com / @juliette.markman

General Manager / Paloma Theatrical

Christian is an Olivier Award–winning producer and general manager whose credits include Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody, Oh, Mary!, Color Theories, Well, I'll Let You Go, JOB, and Uncle Vanya‍ ‍along with the film projects Color Theories and Sparks. His expertise lies in the development, production, and management of new works.

Public Relations

Legal Counsel

David Manella is a Partner at Loeb & Loeb LLP. His production counsel credits include Broadway: The Fear of 13, Good Night, and Good Luck and Rob Lake Magic with Special Guests The Muppets; West End: Clarkston; and Off-Broadway: Blackout Songs, Bigfoot, Color Theories, Can I Be Frank?, Ta-da!, Well, I'll Let You Go, Vanya, All Nighter, Gary Gulman: Grandiloquent, The Big Gay Jamboree, Pre-Existing Condition, Hannah Gadsby: Woof!, Less Lonely, Rachel Bloom: Death, Let Me Do My Show, Uncle Vanya, This Beautiful Future and Fairycakes.

Marketing, Advertising, and Creative Direction

Regular People is an award winning creative studio founded and run by Jacob Stuckelman and Andrew Patino that seamlessly connects producing, marketing, and general management for live entertainment all under one roof. Regular People is developing several projects across Broadway, Off-Broadway, and London including the New York Times Critic’s Pick production of Bubba Weiler’s Well I’ll Let You Go directed by Jack Serio at Studio Seaview following the award-winning sold-out run at The Space at Irondale, the U.S. premiere of Blackout Songs by Joe White (Olivier Award nominee), Pepper Slit: Live in Her Living Room starring Chloe Troast, the two-time Drama Desk Award–winning production of Ken Urban’s Danger and Opportunity, and the new musical In Pieces by Joey Contreras, a two-time Fred Ebb Award finalist and three-time Jonathan Larson Grant finalist. Regular People also collaborates with leading independent producers in New York and London to help bring compelling theatrical work to wider audiences. Current and recent marketing clients include The Festival in upstate New York, Marin Ireland’s Pre-Existing Condition, Disruption, Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody, Delirium, Mexodus, and NARUTO Ninja Show in Kyoto, Japan.

Company Management Intern

Wennan (Avivi) Li (she/her) is an MFA candidate in Theater Management & Producing at Columbia University. She graduated from Wesleyan University with a BA in Theater and Psychology and a minor in Dance. She produced The Seventh Fire, an immersive theatrical experience at Wesleyan, and has worked across producing, financial management, production management, and design. Her experience also spans public art, exhibitions, interactive entertainment, and cultural projects across the U.S. and China.

A1

Brad Sievers is an Audio Engineer who is a little surprised he gets a bio. He’s made a career out of mixing seemingly every parody musical ever made. Previous credits include: Hadestown (National Tour), Titanique (Off Broadway), Heated Rivalry (Off Broadway), and Little Shop (Off Broadway). Thanks to my little family of Hannah and Obi.

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Bob Odenkirk is an Emmy Award-winning and Tony Award-nominated writer, producer, actor, comedian, and New York Times bestselling author. He is widely acclaimed for his iconic role as Saul Goodman, originating the character in AMC's hit drama Breaking Bad before starring in the title role of the critically acclaimed series Better Call Saul. Running for six seasons, Better Call Saul earned him multiple Emmy nominations, as well as two Critics Choice Television Awards, and a second Peabody award.

In film, Odenkirk established himself as an action lead in Universal's hit action-thriller Nobody, written by Derek Kolstad, and returned to star in and produce the sequel Nobody 2. He also stars in and produces the action-comedy Normal. His additional feature film credits include Steven Spielberg's Oscar-nominated The Post, Greta Gerwig's Little Women, Alexander Payne's Nebraska, and Pixar's Incredibles 2, among others.

Odenkirk co-created and starred in Mr. Show with Bob and David, which ran on HBO for four years (1995-1998) and has been called "the American Monty Python." In 2016, Odenkirk was seen in the 4-part sketch show W/ Bob and David, which he starred in and executive produced with David Cross.

For his work on Saturday Night Live, Odenkirk garnered an Emmy Award for "Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program" in 1989. The "Motivational Speaker" sketch Odenkirk wrote for his friend Chris Farley, which originated at Second City in Chicago, was recently named by Rolling Stone magazine as the best SNL sketch of all time. In 1993, Odenkirk earned another Emmy Award for writing on The Ben Stiller Show.

Odenkirk’s most recent book is a collaboration with his now-grown daughter and son, ZILOT AND OTHER IMPORTANT RHYMES, published by Little-Brown in 2023. The project was an extension of the writing he used to do with the kids when they were small — funny, relatable poems — which they dusted off and polished up, with (Pratt Institute art-school graduate) Erin Odenkirk rendering the illustrations. The book was a New York Times Bestseller and currently resides on the shelves at Barnes and Noble and bookstores all across the nation. Odenkirk’s memoir, COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY DRAMA was released by Random House in 2022, a New York Times Bestseller.

Christian is an Olivier Award–winning producer and general manager whose credits include Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody, Oh, Mary!, Color Theories, Well, I'll Let You Go, JOB, and Uncle Vanya‍ ‍along with the film projects Color Theories and Sparks. His expertise lies in the development, production, and management of new works.