Erin Clark is an award-winning nonfiction writer and the author of the New York Times recommended memoir If You Really Love Me, Throw Me Off the Mountain (EyeCorner Press). She is a world champion para-pole athlete, a circus aerialist, and, as a paragliding pilot, she has a wheelchair that can fly.

Laura Lovely is the award-winning author of modern fairytales and romance. She has also been a New York Times Critic’s Pick playwright, a podcast host, a pinup performance artist, and a tech founder.

Laura and Erin met in New York where they became known as the aerial comedy duo Flaming Mermaid Broken Star.

Regan Linton (she/her) is an award-winning actor, director, voiceover artist, writer, educator, and disability advocate. She has performed at top regional theatres across the US and beyond, including Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Arena Stage, Mixed Blood (MN), Pasadena Playhouse, Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ Off-Center, Phamaly, and Apothetae (NY). She has voiced for podcasts, educational projects, and industrials. Regan is co-director of the award-winning documentary Imperfect (2021), which follows professional actors with disabilities as they produce a major musical at Phamaly Theatre Company in Denver, where she served as Artistic Director for five years. She is an avid creator of original work and adaptations of established works that upend stale narratives about non-normative humans, often through a lens of disability aesthetics. Her original projects include plays, web-based series, and educational programs for youth. Regan is a regular featured columnist for New Mobility Magazine covering topics such as body image, sexuality, and self-actualization. She is an internationally-recognized leader in inclusive practices in the arts who has consistently worked toward advancement for the disability community in all areas - onstage and backstage in film/theatre/tv, leadership and administration, training/academia, and other social and business communities. Regan has an MFA in Acting from UC San Diego, MSW from University of Denver, and BA from USC. She lives with a T-4 complete spinal cord injury.