Brandon Woolf (he/him) is an interdisciplinary theater artist and clinical associate professor at New York University, where he directs the Program in Dramatic Literature. Over the past decade, Brandon co-founded and co-directed three public performance ensembles — UC Movement for Efficient Privatization (UCMeP), Shake im Park Berlin, and Culinary Theater — all of which work to explore theater's potential as both civic practice and postdramatic provocation. He has recently presented work at Invisible Dog Art Center, Mercury Store, 14th Street Y, Fulton Center, Target Margin Theater, Drama League, NYU Abu Dhabi Arts Center, Kennedy Center, and a USPS mailbox on Prospect Park West. Brandon's 2020 site-specific work, The Console, was profiled in the New York Times and subsequently by an array of local and international outlets including Barbara Fuchs’ Theater of Lockdown (Bloomsbury Methuen, 2021) and The Kelly Clarkson Show on daytime TV. Institutional Theatrics, his book on the entanglements of contemporary performance and cultural policy in Berlin, was published by Northwestern University Press in 2021. www.brandonwoolfperformance.com