We are a group of multidisciplinary artists
who love through curiosity and creation.
Our faces, names, talents, and questions.
Muneera Hashmi
Muneera is a leopard in a human’s body - but the kind of leopard who has exchanged all that running for a life of dancing and dirt sculpting. She is good with making colors that can’t be described by science.
Hira Ismail
Hira holds a Bachelor’s in English with a minor in Creative Writing and a Master’s in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. She trained with SITI Company in New York in a 1-year intensive conservatory, practicing Viewpoints and Suzuki Method. Performances include Southwest Shakespeare Company’s Romeo & Juliet and Small Dance Collective’s Medea in Me. With Catalyst Creative, She is designing an Arts in the Park festival and devising Passageways. She is co-directing a play called Rabt. My play All That Matters was read by The Bridge Initiative. She taught drama, Viewpoints, and dance at Mesa Arts Center for 6 years. Her play All That Matters is being featured by Fresh Lime Soda Productions. She teaches Viewpoints online through Small Dance Collective.
Danica/Nikki Rosengren (she/her)
You know when you get the feeling like you’ve met someone before, but you can’t place exactly where? Those moments are the left over remains of the spell that summoned Nikki to this plane of existence. She can control squid.
Phil Weaver-Stoesz (he/him)
Phil Weaver-Stoesz is a facilitator, educator and creator who works at the intersection of followership and imagination. He graduated from ASU in 2017 with an MFA in Theatre Directing with a focus in interdisciplinary collaboration and new play development.
He knows how to facilitate, direct, write, teach, and draw.
He’s learning how to film, skate, and create animations.
His current questions include:
“Are there any ghosts living in my apartment?”
“How do we teach people how to collaborate through virtual classrooms?”
“How long do I need to steep black tea?”
“What kinds of media would keep people happy on other planets?”