Lucy is one half of Marlow and Moss, the writing duo behind ‘SIX,’ and is also one half of the show’s directors. Previous writer-director credits include ‘Hot Gay Time Machine,’ which has been performed in London’s West End and at the Edinburgh Fringe (where they won the Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence, no big deal). ‘Hot Gay Time Machine,’ of which Marlow and Moss comprise two thirds of the creative team, is currently resident at The Other Palace in London. Previous directorial credits include ‘Pelican: The Cat Man Curse’ (Soho Theatre and Bedlam Theatre); ‘Pelican: Fisk’ (Brighton Fringe and Bedlam Theatre); Boris: World King (Trafalgar Studios and Pleasance Edinburgh - as assistant); Worklight Theatre’s ‘Monster’ (Perth Fringe, Australia and Pleasance Edinburgh - as associate); Red/Wolf (Vaults Festival - as assistant). Lucy studied history at Cambridge University (where she met friend and colleague, Toby Marlow) and trained in Dance and Musical Theatre at Laine Theatre Arts.
twitter/insta: @mucyloss
twitter/insta: @mucyloss
Sessions in which Lucy Moss participates
1:45 PM
1:45 PM
Spotlight: SIX
1 hour,
1:45 PM
- 2:45 PM
New York Hilton Midtown - MainStage - Grand Ballroom
Panel
Felicia Fitzpatrick, Playbill (Moderator)
Lucy Moss, Six (Participant)
Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, Six (Participant)
Wendy Barnes, Six (Participant)
Andy Barnes, Six (Participant)
Jamie Armitage, Six (Participant)
Toby Marlow, Six (Participant)