Holy Ghost

Hannah Lynch is a queer multidisciplinary artist who works primarily as an actor, musician, dancer, writer, and score composer. She is of Palagi and Samoan descent. In 2022, she starred alongside Nathalie Morris in the sophomore film from acclaimed director Alena Lodkina, "Petrol," which premiered at the Locarno International Film Festival and MIFF and played in New York at the MOMA as part of the New Directors/New Films Festival 2023. Hannah's essay "The Sun Burns Alone" was published in the 2022 Mayhem Journal, and she consistently composes scores for dance and theater in Aotearoa.

Media agnostic actor / writer / director / producer of boldy irreverent plays, television, short-film, and stand-up comedy. Esaú's work is inspired from his experiences as a queer first-generation Mexican-American expat. He most recently co-produced/performed in WINK by Jen Silverman at Basement Theatre, he adapted/directed DADDY UBU (from Ubu Roi) for the Youth Company at ATC, created/produced/performed CHOLO FUGUE at Basement Theatre, and is currently developing a television series. Esaú is committed to creating diverse work, free from virtue signaling, intent on challenging audiences. His aesthetics are influenced by his work in New York and training with SITI Company, Elevator Repair Service, The Mad Ones, the Actor Apprenticeship at Actors Theatre of Louisville, and BFA acting program at Oregon Center for the Arts at SOU.