Cassie M. Seinuk
Co-Founder
 photo by Rachel Kurnos Photography
Recent successes include the title of Best Play at SWAN Day March Madness Festival in Boston for her ten-minute play Robin’s Nest, and her one act The Muse made its New York premiere as one of the Final 40 plays that made it to the 2011 Samuel French Off Off Broadway Festival. Additional productions of Seinuk's work include: Robin’s Nest (Girl Play Lesbian Theatre Festival TWTP), February First is an Annual Thing (Salem Theatre Company’s Moments of a Play Festival), The Muse (Turtle Lane Playhouse's Young Actors Winter Festival), Pendulum (The CoLab Theatre Co.), Goodwill. Salvation Army. War (SLAM!Boston), Runner: The Novel The Play (The Free Play Theatre Co-op). Her full-length Runner: The Novel The Play also received a staged reading in Boston as part of the Inchworm PlayReading Series with Holland Productions. This year Seinuk began her project 52 Plays in 52 Weeks, her goal to write a ten-minute play a week for a year. Seinuk also works as a freelance AEA Stage Manager for theatre companies in Boston, and she is an MFA Candidate in Writing for Stage and Screen at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA.
Cassie really enjoys her two cats, Madge and Peter, anything having to do with Peter Pan or ice cream. She is also a huge fan of Paul Auster and his way with Meta-Fiction. On her spare times she paints portraits and bakes short bread.
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Max Mondi
Co-Founder
Max Mondi is a playwright and dramaturg who has provided literary support to theaters in Minnesota, Vermont, and proudly now in Boston. Max's most recent success includes his New York debut at the Abingdon Theater Company's Moral Dilemmas Comedy Challenge with his short play, Sometimes A Kumquat Is Just A Kumquat, which was first workshopped and presented at IW's inaugural reading. Other productions of his work include Todd Honey (Royall Tyler Theatre) and The Thing About Pants (Boston Actor's Theater's Summer Play Festival 2010). Max has also provided dramaturgy on such productions as The Caretaker, A Christmas Carol, Writer 1271 (Guthrie Theater), Phaedra's Love (Red Letter Theater) and The Minneapolis Pinter Studies (Mixed Precipiation Theatre).
Max has also recently started wearing plaid, can't figure out how to use his new iPhone, and can name every supporting actor to ever appear in a Woody Allen film. 
Cassie and Max learn how to build their own music stands! Photos by Rachel Kurnos Photography
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Operations Manager
Laura Neubauer earned a Master of Fine Arts in Playwriting from the University of Nevada Las Vegas and has taught theatre at the College of Southern Nevada. She also serves on the Talk Back Team for Trinity Repertory Company of Providence, RI. Ms. Neubauer’s work has been produced at the Salt Lake Shakespeare Company, Theatre O in Boulder, CO and the Nevada Conservatory Theatre as well as in numerous short-play festivals around the country. Her full-length play, The Chasm, was a semi-finalist for the 2009 David Mark Cohen National Playwriting Award. More recently her short play, Queen Bee, became a finalist for the Arizona Centennial Playwriting Competition and took home an award for Best Script at Wasatch Theatre Company's Page-to-Stage Festival in Salt Lake City.
Contact: Laura@interimwriters.com
Contact: Laura@interimwriters.com
