Angela is an author, artist, and teacher.  Her writings often focus on how women embody, resist, and shape culture through performance. She is the author of Posing a Threat: Flappers, Chorus Girls, and Other Brazen Performers of the American 1920s as well as shorter works that have appeared in Theatre Journal, Streetlight, Contrary, Liminalities, Performance Matters, and several others. Angela was a theatre professor in the Chicago area for many years and holds a PhD in Theatre History from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. 

Angela is a practicing theatre artist. She also creates textile art and fashion that incorporate or repurpose vintage fabrics. She especially enjoys restoring weathered textile beauties of the past and completing projects left unfinished by women of earlier generations. 
 

Angela is from Indiana and now lives in Wisconsin and Texas. 

Natalia is a historian, collector of all things pretty, and literally "just a girl."
She received her bachelor's degree from Ball State University in the Spring of 2023, double majoring in Theatre Creation and Art History.  

Natalia investigates art, society, and material culture. She is currently employed at an art, antique, and jewelry auction house in Indianapolis, IN, where she finds her personal collection of art and antiques growing. Right now, she particularly enjoys early 20th-century photography and art that examines the male and female gazes.

In her free time, she enjoys hanging with her girly girl gal pals, true crime documentaries, antique and thrift shopping,  and being a fur mother to her cat, Sawyer.