Olivia Buntaine (she/her) believes in theatre, poetry, and prose that brings everyone to the table - starting with those of us who haven't been invited. She is the Founder and Artistic Director of Project Nongenue - a theater company which centralizes the voices of women and marginalized identities in the classical canon. Based in Denver, she is chasing the artistic creation of liberation after violence. Classically trained as an actor through the British American Drama Academy, Olivia now finds more opportunities for trouble-making on the other side of the table - working as a director, writer, and intimacy director. Her artistic practice lives in reinventing the stories western society is steeped in by placing marginalized folks at the center of them, digging up dead roots and replanting narrative seeds of revolution, and creating a few new myths along the way. Olivia has a Bachelors from Scripps College in American Studies: Race and Social Justice, and a Masters from the New School in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship. She has worked on stages in Los Angeles, New York, Boston, and Chicago - writing, teaching, directing, and crying about ancient Greece when she should probably be asleep.