Human Group is an association of emerging actors, directors, designers, musicians, and creative humans of all kinds. Our goal is to create new and experimental works which examine and question the human experience. We collaborate to create an inventive, thought- provoking and fun theatrical experience. We take risks, and value levity. You too can become a member of Human Group.
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Julia Crockett
(Performer)
Julia Crockett is a graduate of NYU and the Maggie Flanigan Professional Conservatory, where she studied the Meisner technique.
She also spends her time studying and teaching the Lloyd Williamson movement technique for actors. She was recently seen on the stage in The Geographical History of America (Human Group), and Romeo and Juliet (Bushwick Shakespeare Rep), and on film in Ramblin' Round and The Absence. Thanks to Randi and Lindsey for bringing me back, and all my love to Pan, Penelope, Aida.
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Nick Fesette
(Creator)
Nick Fesette is author of the performance, also taking on the role of the hunger artist himself. He grew up in rural Plattsburgh, New York, and before starting work in the theatre briefly performed as a clown at a Christmas-themed amusement park and played alto saxophone in a Tool cover band. With Human Group, he made his New York stage debut as Jean in Miss Julie. Nick studied at Hamilton College, The Moscow Art Theatre, and The New York State Summer School for the Arts (NYSSSA) School of Theatre.
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Stephen Arnoczy
(Performer)
Stephen Arnoczy is thrilled to be involved with this deliciously torturous piece and would prefer to always build work from a hungarian-scavenging-animal place. He's a recent graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where he studied at PHTS and the Classical studio. Recent credits include: Dance Dance Revoluion (The Ohio), The Forgetting of Things (Bushwick Starr), and Measure for Measure (La Plaza Cultural). Up next, he'll be seen in The Centrifuge's The Office and the Metal Blob (themetalblob.blogspot.com) in this year's NYC Fringe Festival. He'd like to thank Randi, Nick, Andrew, Lindsey, and his mom.
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William Slater Welles
(Performer)
William Slater Welles is thrilled to working on Kafka’s The Hunger Artist. William is a graduate of Hamilton College and a founding member of Human Group Theater Company. He would like to thank Nick and the rest of the amazing cast as well as his family for the infinite support they have given.
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