WHERE WE MEET

Kate Eberstadt is a composer, writer, performer, singer-songwriter and 2026 Princess Grace Award winner. Her show Where We Meet was commissioned by Ars Nova and developed through Makers Lab, supported by the NAMT Frank Young Fund, the cell theatre, and Upper Jay Arts Center, and finalist for the Richard Rodgers Award. In 2025, she released her debut album Heaven on Earth, an existential pop odyssey that premiered live at Joe’s Pub. Her music has been hailed by Billboard as “sly, slinky, and irresistible” and featured by AP, Entertainment Tonight, the New York Post, and E! News. Eberstadt is a resident artist at Project 14C, an inaugural Toulmin Creator at NYU’s Center for Ballet and the Arts/National Sawdust and 2026 Arts for All Artist-in-Residence at the University of Maryland, where she teaches “Quantum Physics and Art.” Past residencies include The Watermill Center, Good Hart, and the American Academy in Berlin.

Molly Rose Heller is a SoCal born, sun-fearing Jew and NYC-based theatre artist drawn to staging the impossible. In 2026, she received a NYSCA Support For Artists Grant for her adaptation of Medea with hamsters and a Mercury Store Residency for her piece displaying her scrolling addiction using exclusively live actors and zero tech. She’s been a Resident Artist at Ars Nova, the cell theatre, and Upper Jay Arts Center; a Visiting Director at Columbia University School of the Arts; an alum of Directors Lab North and SDCF Observership Program. She directed and developed work at Ars Nova, Joe’s Pub, SoHo Playhouse, Watermill Center, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and more. She’s associate or assistant directed at The New Group, Second Stage, BEDLAM, and Mabou Mines. She’s featured in NY Jewish Week’s “36 to Watch” List, honoring remarkable Jewish innovators. She is a B.A. graduate of Columbia University and a B.A. graduate of Jewish Theological Seminary.