Players

Meet the

Joe Wood

artistic director & co-founder

Joe Wood (they/them) is a NYC-based actor, writer, director, and acting teacher with a BFA in Music Theatre from the University at Buffalo and advanced Meisner training at the Maggie Flanigan Studio. Joe believes that in order for the theatre to be the driving force of change it is meant to be, it must be paired with action. Through Ephemeral’s mission, they seek to transform the audience’s experience by making them active participants in the change in the world that each production calls for. Joe’s goal with The Ephemeral Players is to create transformative theatre that is accessible to all New Yorkers, as art belongs to us all.

gideon klapow

Co-Artistic Director

Gideon Klapow is an Actor, Director and co-artistic director for Ephemeral players. He is currently attending the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre where he is training as an actor but has a passion for directing that’s fueled by his involvement in Ephemeral players. Gideon is a believer in theatre as a medium for social justice and thus his passion for the art stems further than applause but rather the motion of the audience.

Sabrina-Belle Dorrien

producing director & co-founder

Sabrina-Belle Dorrien is an actor, director, and producer based in NYC. She studied Film Production with a focus in Directing at Chapman University before moving from California to train at the Maggie Flanigan Studio, where she completed the two-year Conservatory and third-year Professional Actor Business Program. She now serves as the Studio Manager, continuing to grow her artistic career within the community that inspired her.

Isabela Carmina Ragano

Director of development

Isabela Carmina Ragano is a New York raised actor, writer, and producer. She is a graduate of Purchase College’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts and trained with the Prague Shakespeare Company. She has previously worked with Ephemeral Players as an actor and is elated to join the team as a producer. Credits include Betty 2 in Collective Rage, Robin Goodfellow in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Hermione in The Winter’s Tale. She loves cheese and jazz. Upcoming: Fur Elise by John Attanas.

Joe Wood

co-artistic director & co-founder

Joe Wood (they/them) is a NYC-based actor, writer, director, and acting teacher with a BFA in Music Theatre from the University at Buffalo and advanced Meisner training at the Maggie Flanigan Studio. Joe believes that in order for the theatre to be the driving force of change it is meant to be, it must be paired with action. Through Ephemeral’s mission, they seek to transform the audience’s experience by making them active participants in the change in the world that each production calls for. Joe’s goal with The Ephemeral Players is to create transformative theatre that is accessible to all New Yorkers, as art belongs to us all.

Sabrina-Belle Dorrien

producing director & co-founder

Sabrina-Belle Dorrien (she/her) is an actor, director, and producer based in NYC. She studied Film Production with a focus in Directing at Chapman University before moving from California to train at the Maggie Flanigan Studio, where she completed advanced Meisner training while working as a freelance creative in design and digital media to support her artistic journey. She now serves as Producing Director of Ephemeral Players, continuing to grow her artistic career within the community that inspires her.

gideon klapow

co-artistic director

Gideon Klapow (he/him) is an Actor, Director and co-artistic director for Ephemeral players. He is currently attending the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre where he is training as an actor but has a passion for directing that’s fueled by his involvement in Ephemeral players. Gideon is a believer in theatre as a medium for social justice and thus his passion for the art stems further than applause but rather the motion of the audience.

Isabela Carmina Ragano

Director of development

Isabela Carmina Ragano is a New York raised actor, writer, and producer. She is a graduate of Purchase College’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts and trained with the Prague Shakespeare Company. She has previously worked with Ephemeral Players as an actor and is elated to join the team as a producer. Credits include Betty 2 in Collective Rage, Robin Goodfellow in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Hermione in The Winter’s Tale. She loves cheese and jazz. Upcoming: Fur Elise by John Attanas.

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