Trey Tatum (playwright/composer) is a displaced hick from the Alabama Gulf Coast. He writes plays and music about the dirty, magical underbelly of this world. Recent credits include The Disappearance of Nicole Jacobs (2017 CincyFringe) Ken Ham's Journey to the Center of the Earth (Know Theatre of Cincinnati), Slut Shaming (Xavier University), Andy’s House of [BLANK] (written with drinking-buddy Paul Strickland), The Midnight Express (2016 CincyFringe), Shelter (2015 CincyFringe with Pones, Inc.) Mars vs. the Atom (Know Theatre) and The Complete Tom parts 1-4 with his theater company, Queen City Flash. Other projects include a residency at Robert Wilson’s The Watermill Center, a public presentation at Lincoln Center, inclusion in Ars Nova’s ANT Fest, the Samuel French Off-Off-Broadway Festival and the 2013 Women’s Center Stage Festival at The Culture Project. He is a Kennedy Center Playwriting Intensive Alum and the former Programming Director for The Tank in Midtown Manhattan. Trey makes mischief and theater with his wife, director Bridget Leak.