Hana Mironoff emigrated to the U.S. from the Czech Republic. Over the last few years she has studied prose and dramatic writing at the University of Arkansas and is now pursuing her rekindled passion for creating theatrical works. In 2009 and 2010 Hana’s plays, Gullibea and The Open Door, were produced in New York by Love Creek Productions and the Manhattan Theatre Source, respectively. Six of her plays have received staged public readings at the Fayetteville Public Library, on the U of A campus, at the Fayetteville Arts Festival, and other venues. Hana has been an active member of the Arkansas Playwrights’ Workshop since its inception in 2002.

Alex Mironoff has published several short stories, essays and translations of poetry. He has kept Hana company in her playwriting endeavors by participating in APW and creating short works of his own. Alex’s taste runs to parody and the absurd. He has had staged public readings of several short plays at the Fayetteville Arts Festival, the Fayetteville Public Library and other venues.