Girls in the Bathroom
Relationsh*t
Released: Sunday, November 1st
Set up time of 7:30 in the morning?! Actress Margaret, only one looking awake and functioning while assistant director, Zhuri, takes a little nap, production assistant, Lindiwe, enjoys a bagel and actress, Kerry, checks her phone.
Some roles have changed! Natasha is now running audio!
Cinematographer, Andrew, sees that Natasha is getting ready for her new role! She has to hide in the stall for the entire shoot!
Director and creator, Michelle, now sees how small the set actually is. We made it work!
Actresses, Kerry and Margaret, await their big enterance into the girls bathroom!
Last minute touch ups before actress gets on camera!
Emily Harburg is a sophomore at Yale University studying English. She has acted both on stage and in film project at Yale and was thrilled to be a part of the "Girls In The Bathroom" series along with an insanely talented cast and crew.
Kerry McEnerney is New York native and works as an actor, creator, director, and singer-songwriter. Her EP, Honestly, is available on Spotify and iTunes. Short and Feature Film: Amy Put Your Phone Away, Wandering, Ambition's Debt, Drooler, No One Asked Me. Original Choreography and Playwriting: Desert Island Animal (NYU Experimental Theatre Wing), ABSENCE (Triskelion Arts). Direction: Springs Fireplace (440 Studios). Kerry's favorite dancer/deviser/vocalist credits: Dangerous Curve Between Jerusalem and Jericho (NYC's Dixon Place), Who Will Survive in America (NYU Tisch), Dystrophy (440 Studios),and Shaina Taub's The Daughters (NYU Tisch Mainstage). BFA, NYU Tisch '15 (Playwrights Horizons, Lee Strasberg, Experimental Theatre Wing). Www.kerrymcenerney.com.
Margaret Leisenheimer graduated from LaGuardia Arts High School as a drama student and is currently enrolled as a Theatre and English major at Binghamton University. This past summer, her friends and herself created a production company called Rascal Arts where they produced our first original play called "The Tangibles." When she's not in school or acting, she volunteer for the American Syringomyelia and Chiari Alliance Project, an organization that helps people affected by Chiari Malformations and their associated illnesses. Margaret is very excited to have been a part of GITB and work with such a talented cast and crew.