Experience the world premiere of In the Name of the Earth, a large-scale choral piece performed by hundreds of singers on August 11
Experience "In the Name of the Earth"
Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 3:00 pm
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
112th Street & Amsterdam Avenue
Venue Information:
- Due to inclement weather, this performance has been relocated to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
- Capacity in the cathedral is limited and admission will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Please note that comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended as we invite the audience to wander through the space during the performance and the cathedral is not air conditioned. Water bottles are allowed in the venue.
- If you require an accommodation due to a disability, please contact [email protected] or 212.875.5375.
- For your comfort and safety, security measures will be in place. We recommend that you arrive early to ensure that you enter the cathedral before the performance begins. Free admission to the cathedral starts at 2:00 pm.
Information for Performers
The following information is for the performers singing in the piece:
- Singers with mobility challenges should send an email to [email protected] to request access support
- Singers can find further information and FAQs by logging in to the website with the password provided in their email communications.
Talent Bios

John Luther Adams
Composer
John Luther Adams is a composer whose life and work are deeply rooted in the natural world. Adams was awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Music for his symphonic work Become Ocean, as well as a Grammy Award for “Best Contemporary Classical Composition” (2014). Inuksuit, his outdoor work for up to 99 percussionists, is regularly performed all over the world. Columbia University has honored Adams with the William Schuman Award “to recognize the lifetime achievement of an American composer whose works have been widely performed and generally acknowledged to be of lasting significance.” A recipient of the Heinz Award for his contributions to raising environmental awareness, JLA has also been honored with the Nemmers Prize from Northwestern University “for melding the physical and musical worlds into a unique artistic vision that transcends stylistic boundaries.” Born in 1953, JLA grew up in the South and in the suburbs of New York City. He studied composition with James Tenney at the California Institute of the Arts, where he was in the first graduating class (in 1973). In the mid-1970s he became active in the campaign for the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, and subsequently served as executive director of the Northern Alaska Environmental Center. Adams has taught at Harvard University, the Oberlin Conservatory, Bennington College, and the University of Alaska. He has also served as composer in residence with the Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, Fairbanks Symphony, Arctic Chamber Orchestra, and the Alaska Public Radio Network.
Photo credit: Kris Serafin

Simon Halsey, CBE
Conductor
Simon Halsey occupies a unique position in classical music. He is the trusted advisor on choral singing to the world’s greatest conductors, orchestras and choruses, and also an ambassador for choral singing to amateurs of every age, ability and background. Making singing a central part of the world-class institutions with which he is associated, he has been instrumental in changing the level of symphonic singing across Europe.
He is also a highly respected teacher and academic, nurturing the next generation of choral conductors on in Birmingham and through masterclasses at Princeton, Yale and elsewhere. He holds three honorary doctorates from universities in the UK, and in 2011 Schott Music published his book and DVD on choral conducting, Chorleitung: Vom Konzept zum Konzert.
Halsey’s numerous awards include three Grammys for his recordings with the Rundfunkchor Berlin. He was made Commander of the British Empire in 2015, was awarded The Queen’s Medal for Music in 2014, and received the Officer’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany in 2011 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to choral music in Germany.
Born in London, Simon Halsey sang in the choirs of New College, Oxford, and of King’s College, Cambridge and studied conducting at the Royal College of Music in London. Recent highlights with CBSO chorus include a performance of Mahler’s Symphony No.2 with the Berliner Philharmoniker and the LSC at London’s Royal Festival Hall, celebrating Sir Simon Rattle’s 60th birthday.
Annette Jolles
Movement Director
ANNETTE JOLLES has created a diverse body of work as a director and producer for stage and television, receiving multiple Emmy Awards for the 9/11 Memorial from Ground Zero, the 2015 NY Papal Visit, and Mitzi Gaynor: Razzle Dazzle. Previously with Mostly Mozart, she directed The Singing Heart, Così fan tutte, and Live from Lincoln Center’s broadcast 50 Years of Mostly Mozart. Additional LFLC television directing includes the NY Philharmonic’s: La Vie Parisienne, Norm Lewis: Who Am I?, Patina Miller in Concert, three Richard Tucker Galas and solo concerts starring Sutton Foster and Leslie Odom Jr. She produces Project Broadway at Symphony Space where directing credits include Wall to Wall Sondheim, W2W Schwartz, W2W Cabaret, and Frank Sinatra at 100. Broadway producing: The Play That Goes Wrong, Fiddler on the Roof, China Doll, The Scottsboro Boys, The Anarchist, and Looped. She teaches musical theater performance and directing at Yale.


Patrick Gardner
Group 1 Conductor for NORTH
Patrick Gardner is Director of the Riverside Choral Society and Distinguished Professor of Music at the Mason Gross School of the Arts. His performances have been acclaimed by New York audiences, critics, and an international roster of composers whose orchestral and choral works he has conducted. Active in premiering new music, he has won the praise of notable composers such as William Bolcom, John Harbison, Lou Harrison, Jennifer Higdon, Tarik O’Regan, and Lukas Foss. The performance of major works by Lou Harrison he curated and conducted at Trinity Wall Street NYC was named in the New York Times list of “Best Classical Performances of 2017.” Now in his 28th season as director of the Riverside Choral Society (RCS), Gardner has prepared that ensemble for performances with the London Symphony, at the Mostly Mozart Festival, and with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. He has conducted over 100 major works for chorus and orchestra, including Bach’s B Minor Mass and Christmas Oratorio and the Mozart Requiem at Carnegie Hall and Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis at Lincoln Center with RCS and the Kirkpatrick Choir. In addition, Gardner has prepared RCS for a performance of Handel’s L’Allegro for the Mark Morris Dance Group. Gardner served on the 2011 grants panel of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Deborah Simpkin King
Group 1 Conductor for SOUTH
Deborah Simpkin King, PhD, is a visionary conductor, new music advocate and educator who deeply believes in the power of music to affect the human spirit and enrich communities.
Dr. King is Founder/Artistic Director of Ember, vocal ensemble of Schola Cantorum on Hudson (Schola), a non-profit semipro vocal ensemble that performs in New York City and in Montclair, New Jersey; known for programming living composers, eclectic styles, social mission. Schola is also the parent organization of PROJECT : ENCORE, international advocacy initiative promoting post-premiere performances of new music choral.
Dr. King is also Director of Music at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church in Plainfield, NJ; and Artistic Director of Crescent Concerts, a multi-disciplinary series. In this capacity she conducts Crescent Choral Society and Crescent Singers.
Professional contribution includes her chairmanship of the New York Choral Consortium and long-time coordination of the NJ-ACDA HS Choral Festival (since 1994). Dr. King was one of five conductors who worked with Simon Halsey in the 2016 premiere of David Lang’s commissioned work, the public domain, in celebration of the 50-year anniversary of Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival. Her PhD is in Musicology, and she holds an MMus in Music Education/Choral conducting and a BMus in Vocal Performance.


Malcolm Merriweather
Group 1 Conductor for WEST
Conductor and baritone,, Malcolm J. Merriweather is Music Director of New York City’s The Dessoff Choirs, known for their performances of choral works from the pre-Baroque era through the 21st century. He is aAn Assistant Professor, he is Director of Choral Studies at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, and the Artistic Director of “Voices of Haiti,” a 60-member children’s choir in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, operated by the Andrea Bocelli Foundation.
Soloist engagements for the 2017--2018 season include the premiere of Sanctuary Road by Pulitzer Prize- winner Paul Moravec with Kent Tritle and the Oratorio Society of New York at Carnegie Hall; and Fauré’s Requiem and Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Dona nobis pacem with Christopher Shepard and The Masterwork Chorus.
The baritone has also premiered contemporary solo works by Eve Beglarian, John Liberatore, Ju Ri Seo, Douglas Fisk, and James Adler, and. hHe has been a fellowship recipient at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival and at the Tanglewood Music Center.
Merriweather holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Conducting from the studio of Kent Tritle at the Manhattan School of Music. He received Master of Music degrees in conducting and voice from the Eastman School of Music, as well as his Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from Syracuse University, summa cum laude.
Please visit www.malcolmjmerriweather.com for more information. Connect with him on Twitter and Instagram @maestroweather.


Ronnie Oliver, Jr.
Group 1 Conductor for EAST
Ronnie Oliver, Jr. is currently the Associate Director of Choral Activities at the Manhattan School of Music, teaches conducting in the Evening Division of the Juilliard School, and is the Music Director of the Florilegium Chamber Choir in New York City. He has served as choral director and teacher of conducting at Westminster Choir College (Princeton, NJ), Western Michigan University, Western Kentucky University, Greensboro College (NC), and Texas Tech University.
Dr. Oliver holds degrees from Murray State University (KY) and Texas Tech University. He studied conducting with Robert Baar, Gerald Welker, and Kenneth Davis. In addition, Dr. Oliver has participated in masterclasses and clinics with Paul Salamunovich, Robert Page, Dennis Keene, Helmuth Rilling, and Robert Shaw. He has appeared at Carnegie Hall, most recently conducting Fauré’s Requiem with the Masterworks Festival Chorus and New York City Chamber Orchestra.
Alex Canovas
Group 2 Conductor for NORTH
Alex Canovas is a Brooklyn-based conductor, singer, teacher, and arts administrator. He currently serves as Associate Conductor for the critically-acclaimed vocal ensemble Choral Chameleon, Director of Music at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and Operations Manager for the Empire City Men’s Chorus. He was recently named the Artistic Director of the Young New Yorkers' Chorus, a position he'll begin in the summer of 2018. He previously served as Assistant Conductor of Ars Musica in Ridgewood, NJ, and the Opera Center Coordinator for the National Opera Center. Recent engagements include a residency at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music with Choral Chameleon, and performances at Brooklyn’s National Sawdust. Early studies in composition and voice led him to Ithaca College, where he earned a B.M. in Vocal Performance. He’s been fortunate enough to work with visionary artists such as Vince Peterson, Matt Oltman, Vance George, and Mark Shapiro.
Anthony Blake Clark
Group 2 Conductor for SOUTH
Conductor and composer Anthony Blake Clark is the new Music Director of the nationally acclaimed and Emmy Award winning Baltimore Choral Arts Society, the premiere choral performance organization in the Baltimore region. Between engagements with the Baltimore Symphony, television broadcasts, subscription concerts, and education initiatives, BCAS reaches more than 100,000 people each year and is an integral part of Baltimore’s classical music scene. He has prepared choirs for many renowned conductors such as Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Simon Halsey CBE, Jack Everly, and Gijs Leenaars, for performances with some of the best ensembles in the world including the Berliner Philharmoniker and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Clark is also the Director of Choral Activities at The George Washington University in DC where his choirs have recently performed at the Kennedy Center and are preparing for a concert tour of Japan in 2019. His compositions have been heard across the US and Europe.
Gregory Dlugos
Group 2 Conductor for WEST
Gregory J. Dlugos has a Bachelor of Music in Organ Performance and a Master of Arts Degree in Composition and Theory. He worked for many years as a church organist and has worked and as Music director, Conductor and Pianist for many Broadway Shows, and as Composer, Arranger and Orchestrator for several Tours and Fortune 500 Companies. He was also one of the conductors for The Mostly Mozart Festival’s presentation of David Lang’s the public domain in 2016.
Gregory is currently Music Supervisor of the Musical Theater Department at Montclair State University where he has Music Directed and/or Conducted numerous productions. Recent Productions include AIDA, A WHITE HOUSE CANTATA by Leonard Bernstein and Alan Jay Lerner and ANYTHING GOES.
In addition to his supervisory duties, Gregory conducts “MSU Encore” for the Music Theatre Department in the Department of Theater & Dance and teaches in the John J. Cali School of Music.
Rebecca Hof
Group 2 Conductor for EAST
Rebecca Hof is thrilled to return to Mostly Mozart after being a part of the production team in the 2016 premiere of “the public domain.” She hails from Chicago with a background in vocal music education. Rebecca attended Millikin University and taught general music and conducted high school performance groups for several years in Illinois. Up for a new adventure, she traveled to New York City, attended New York University, and graduated with her Masters in Performing Arts Administration. She is currently an associate in the Marketing & Communications department at the Metropolitan Opera.
Cast
In the Name of the Earth Cast
- John Luther Adams
Composer - Simon Halsey
Conductor - Annette Jolles
Movement Director - Jenny Leon
Associate Movement Director
North Chorus
- Patrick Gardner
Conductor - Alex Canovas
Conductor - Thomas Juneau
Associate Conductor
- Shabnam Abedi
- Maria Acedo
- Hilary Baboukis
- Rakesh Babu
- Veronica Bainbridge
- Rachel Bazaz
- Douglas Bender
- William Benson
- Mary Kathryn Bessinger
- Martha Binder
- Jack Binder
- Nathan Bishop
- Sara Bonesteel
- Donald Boos
- Reidar Bornholdt
- Joanie Brittingham
- Marian Broder
- Shane Brown
- David Bryan
- Bernadette Burke
- Elise Burton
- Sharon Byrne
- John Callison
- Melanie Chambers
- Rachel Chang
- John Conahan
- Laura Couch
- Josh Davidoff
- Jonathon Dawson
- Leticia Diaz
- Milagros Diaz
- Marlene Donnelly
- Larrej Drayton
- Peter Duffin
- Carol Edkins
- Drew Elliott
- Ben Ellis
- David Farnham
- Megan Fernandez
- Mark Fiedler
- Naomi Gage
- Linda Garcia
- Donna Garde
- Tynan Gardner
- Elaine Guardo
- Elisabeth Gawthrop
- Lyubitsa Gerasimova
- Masayuki Gibson
- Barbara Good
- Glynnis Gourhan
- Florence Guan
- Joseph Haverlock
- Steven Haverlock
- Sonya Headlam
- Kellyanne Healey
- Deborah Henriksen
- Stephen Herschkorn
- Christopher Hodson
- Maria Hoffmann
- Sharon Houlihan
- Christopher Judd
- Daniel Kanhofer
- Michiko Kaserkie
- Andel Koester
- Sherry Laird
- Casandra LaMotte
- Andrew Langerman
- Jessica Lightfoot
- Alelie Llapitan
- Margaret Lundin
- Meghan Marks
- Vincent Martini
- Simon Mason
- Lynn Mayo
- Tina McLelland
- Elizabeth Merrill
- Lynn Messina
- Denise Mihalik
- Maya Mitterhoff
- Barbara E. Morgan
- Judith Mosely
- Ruth Mueller-Maerki
- Carl Muhler
- Yana Naginsky
- Rebecca Nehmeh
- Wilson Nichols
- Christopher Nicosia
- Lief Nielsen
- Kay Osborn
- Ferne Parmenter
- Scott Pashman
- Nicholas Petroski
- Laura Pfortmiller
- Matthew Prepis
- Joyce Prepis
- Jane Rady
- Alan Ravage
- Emily Reineke
- Molly Reinganum
- Christina Rubin
- Sallie Sanders
- Alessia Santoro
- Sara Schapiro
- Elliot Schnapp
- Erin Schwab
- Alison Selover
- Galadriel Sevener
- Kevin Shalayda
- Erin Smith
- Susanna Su
- Akintunde Thomas
- Rodrigo Vega
- Christian Waugh
- Mary Ann Willoughby
- Dennis Young
- Matthew Zabiegala
- Dyan Zbikowski
South Chorus
- Deborah Simpkin King
Conductor - Blake Clark
Conductor - Claude Levy
Associate Conductor
- Tina Advocat
- Maria Alu
- Keith Anderson
- Phyllis Attisano
- Susan Baer
- Emilie Bandy
- Susan Batcha
- Nancy Batterman
- Christopher Baum
- Karen Becker
- Elaine Bergman
- Debbie Bernfeld
- Stephanie Berry
- David Billingsley
- Robert Brokaw
- cara Brownell
- Lisa Bryce
- James Cardosi
- Christina Cardosi
- Peter Chang
- Anne Clear
- Rochelle Cohen
- Jan Constantine
- Leslie Cooper
- Andrea Cortes-Comerer
- Evan Crawford
- Adria Crum
- Charles D Cunningham
- Erica Davis
- Kim de Beaumont
- Preeya Desh
- Vicky Devany
- Julia DeWolf
- Sole Di Paola
- Tyler Diaz
- kate Douglas
- Kevin Dugan
- Jamie Engels
- Peter Farol
- Leah Fine
- Alexander Fitzgerald
- Jessica Garcia
- Veyra Garcia
- Jan Gero
- Yonah Daniella Gershator
- Jason Ginsburg
- Aaron Gonzalez
- Borbala Gorog
- Melanie Gretchen
- Barbara Guy
- Richard Haas
- Mike Haller
- Bill Heigen
- Andrew Henry
- Jennifer Herring
- Akiko Hiroshima
- Ryan Homsey
- Christopher Howatt
- Lotus Huang
- Etsuko Jakson
- Yuewen Jiang
- Mariam Jibladze
- Pamela Jones
- Albert Joseph
- Myra Joyce
- Norma Kerlin
- Stephanie Kim
- Jack Kirk
- Rina Kleege
- Ulrike Klopfer
- Susan Kommel
- Anne Kostick
- Sonia Krauss
- Chuan Lu
- Janet Lucy
- Miles Ludwig
- Jeremy Lydic
- John Maderazo
- Clare Maloney
- Justice Maltese
- Naomi Marcus
- Linda Mayers
- Alan McGowan
- Linn Cary Mehta
- William Merriman
- Howard Miller
- Gloria Moy
- Brian Mummert
- Susan Myerberg
- Andrew Newman
- Junko Noda
- Paola Nunez del Prado
- Matthew Oden
- Ben Patrusky
- Mikhail Pontenila
- Maeve Price
- Lucy Redmond
- Amanda Regan
- Renie Reiss
- Santiago Restrepo
- Liam Riordan
- Gilbert Robinson
- Bonnie Rosenberg
- Lois Ross
- Sara Ruderman
- Jose Ruiz
- Deborah Ruiz
- Mara Sachs
- Stephanie Saia
- Su-Jan Sang
- Craig Sanphy
- susan schindler
- Kathryn Schneider
- Daniel Schnur
- Alison Self
- Blane Shaw
- Henry Siegel
- Netania Steiner
- Elizabeth Stile
- Neva Strom
- Barbara Swenson
- Craig Symons
- Christopher Tefft
- Nora Thomson
- Catherine Torrey
- Leon Tsao
- Daniel Tu Ostling
- William Tu Ostling
- Angela Tu- Ostling
- Christine Walker
- Holly Weiss
- Alexander Wentworth
- Janice Wiesman
- Anna Willson
- Kelly Wilmeth
- Li Jun Xian
- Bruce Young
- Joseph Zimmerman
- Alberto Zonca
East Chorus
- Ronnie Oliver
Conductor - Rebecca Hof
Conductor - William Janiszewski
Associate Conductor
- Blessing A
- Sashin Aluwihare
- Emma Apsel
- Claude Arpels
- Anne-Marie Audet
- Nicole Averescu
- Kaitlin Barron
- Sara Beaudry
- Kimberly Beazer
- Sean Bethell
- Lisa Bolton
- Barbara Bonhomme
- Kristin Borden
- Ida Brannon
- Jude Calder
- Evelyn Carmichael
- Cathy Cashion
- Sulgi Cho
- Wilson Chung
- Jonathan Clancy
- Stewart Clarke
- Helen Clement
- Kate Colson
- Ted Coopersmith
- Robert Coyne
- Peter Cramer
- Mercedes Curutchet
- Christa Dalmazio
- Sandy Damashek
- John DiPinto
- Alexandra Dolan
- Michaela Donahue
- Katie Dowd
- Miriam Duhan
- Laurence Dworkin
- Michelle Encarnacion
- Eli Enenbach
- Phyllis Flug
- Lynn Fredericks
- Andrea Gallo
- Mary Greenberg
- Sara Hardwick
- Elise Harris
- Steven Heller
- Warren Hoffman
- Maura Hurley
- Marina Ioffe
- Joanne Jahr
- Russell Johns
- Quanda Johnson
- Shara Katz
- Katherine Keenan
- Owen Keller
- Beth Kelly
- Frances Key
- Christine Knower
- Doubrava Krautschneider
- Josh Lerman
- Karen Lesley-Lloyd
- Sharon Lieberman
- John Loehmann
- Shuping Lu
- Sophie Macalintal
- Vanessa Machado
- Veronica Mak
- Melissa Manning
- Marie Marinan
- Jacquelyn Maris
- Steven Marsh
- Jacqueline Masumian
- Clayton Matthews
- Anna Mayo
- Nathaniel McBride
- Frederica Miller
- Brian Mountford
- Shannon Murphy
- Elisa Nikoloulias
- Glenn Nobel
- M Tracey Ober
- Susan Olderman
- Christina Pagano
- Wendy Peace
- Jessica Pearl
- Marianne Percival
- Hans Pfisterer
- Janet Pinkowitz
- Rebecca Pittel
- Shazia Rafi
- Sarah Richards
- Elliot Roman
- Tamar Rothenberg
- Eileen Rourke
- Wendy Salz
- Peggy Samuels
- Ann Scherbakova
- Janet Schoor
- David See
- Amy Shire
- Sarah Siegel
- Romy Sojat
- Eric Sorrels
- Kathryn Squitieri
- Michael Squitieri
- Jo Statton
- Judy Sterio
- Henry Stoke
- Nancy Tepper
- Nomi Tichman
- Nancy Ulrich
- Jose Velazquez Jr.
- David Waggett
- Thomas Wang
- Christopher Wasko
- Andrew Way
- Susan Whitefield
- Kathryn Wicht
- Maggie Wiencko
- Deborah Wythe
- Kevin Xu
- Laurie Yorr
- Leila Zogby
West Chorus
- Malcolm Merriweather
Conductor - Gregory Dlugos
Conductor - Gloria Bangiola
Associate Conductor
- Robert Alvarado
- Tansal Arnas
- Nancy Bangiola
- Alistair Bell
- Carlos Bernabe
- Valeria Bibliowicz
- Emilie Bishop
- Margaret Blair
- Gerlinde Blank
- William Bodenlos
- Anna Bredikhina
- Adam Bumas
- Roy Byrd
- Peter Campbell
- Ronald Cavallo
- Joe Chappel
- John Ciampa
- Jane E. Colvin
- Zandra Cooper
- Pamela Davis
- Ellen DiStasi
- Patrice Dlugos
- Rita Domnitz
- Maribeth Dunajski
- Laurie Dunn
- Linda Eckard
- Mary Edwards
- Akilah Etienne
- Carol Fassler
- Rebecca Fisher
- Amy Friedman
- Rebecca Grady
- Eileen Green
- Lisa Grow
- Xiaoyang Guan
- Alex Guerrero
- Michael Haber
- Lena Haleem
- Eva Halpern
- Wylie Hembree
- Cathy Hickey
- Iris Hiskey Arno
- Rick Ho
- Martha Hollander
- Elizabeth Hollander
- Peter Howland
- Ani Huebner
- Ruth Kaplan
- Ellen Kastel
- Kevin Kelly
- Margaret Kelly
- Jane Kendall
- Sunny Kim
- Barbara Klink
- Richard Kuczkowski
- Deanna Lee
- Mia Leo
- Susan Lerner
- Miriam Lewin
- Sarah Lum
- Patricia Lunde
- Sandy MacDonald
- Noah Magnus
- Marisa Maldonado
- Alexa Mamoulides
- Michael Markiewicz
- Jodi Maxner
- Stacey Mayrock
- Sheila McCauley
- Patricia McGovern
- Michael Mechmann
- Ryan Mesina
- Nahma Meyers
- Ewa Mobus
- Andy Moody
- John Moreno
- Ed Moroney
- Lisa Moussa
- Mark Mummert
- Satoko Nakamura
- Neil Netherly
- Ruth G. Nolan
- Ariela Noy
- Brenda Ortiz
- Virginia Pao
- Christina Peter
- Sara Plath
- Christopher Platt
- Tom Reingold
- Carol Reingold
- Julie Reust
- Thomas Richardson
- Elizabeth Rogers
- Erika Rohrbach
- Johanna Maria Rose
- Luke Rupcic
- Steven Ryan
- Rumiko Saiki
- Elizabeth San Martin
- Esther Sanchez de Leon Ley
- Trey Sandusky
- Lela Sang
- Francie Scanlon
- Barbara Scharf Schamest
- Ronnee Schier David
- Elena Schwolsky
- Mary Sherwin
- Ken Short
- Marie Sicari
- Emerson Sieverts
- Christine Simpson
- William A. Simpson
- Darcy Smith
- Rosalind Smith
- Harold E. Smith
- Karen Snow
- Abigail Snow
- Michael Steinberger
- Deborah Steinglass
- Ariana Stolar
- Emily Stolar
- Olivia Stolar
- Susan Straub
- Jasmine Thomas
- Kristen Tomaino
- Anna Etsuko Tsuri
- Jerald Vetowich
- Susan Vitucci
- Sarah Weinman
- Maggie Wells
- Connor Whelan
- Susan Wilber
- Lindsay Wilczynski
- Hatsumi Wilentz
- Andrew Willett
- Steve Winn
- Matthew Workman
- Henry Yen
- Kimberly Young
- Diana Young
- Ashley Zhang