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Mara McEwin (with Early Stages since 1998) is co-founder and artistic director of Treehouse Shakers, a non-profit dance and theater company. Treehouse Shakers currently has four orginal performances on a rotating tour across the United States and parts of Canada. She has written and directed and sometimes acted in all of Treehouse Shakers' eleven dance-plays. Some of Mara's favorite acting credits include NPR's Bloomsday on Broadway with Frank McCourt and Stephen Colbert as well as The Sandpiper at Symphony Space, NYC. She has also performed with such notable companies as Manhattan Theater Club, Playwrights Theater, Eugene O'Neill by-the- Sea- Festival, among many others. Awarded, “Best Storyteller of New York” by the New York Press, she has performed throughout the country's private and public schools, festivals, theaters and community events. She
has been a featured storyteller for Baby Gap and the Tribeca Film Festival. She is an adjunct faculty member for the English department at Dowling College.
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