Tiny Errors

The Syndicate premiered TINY ERRORS AT THE END OF THE MILLENNIUM at IRT in September 2018. Megan was thrilled to perform the roles of Thompson, Kevin the Backstreet Boy, and the Internet. (Photo credit: Al Foote III.)

Bluets

Megan was proud to production manage The Syndicate's BLUETS, based on the book by Maggie Nelson and created by Ellenor Riley-Condit and Leigh Hendrix. The show premiered at IRT in August 2018.

First Read

The Syndicate is grateful to all of the artists who joined us for FIRST READ, a new plays reading series that centers the voices of queer, trans, and nonbinary artists. Thank you!

Hot Belly

The Syndicate produced Diana Lynn Small's HOT BELLY, part of a rolling world premiere in Austin and New York, at the Tank in April 2017. Megan directed the NYC production.

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The Syndicate toured Civility! to the Hamlin Park Fieldhouse in Chicago, Illinois in August 2016 (and successfully performed in the middle of a major heat wave). Photo credit: David de Francia

The Syndicate returned to the Chicago Performance Lab in August 2016, our second year in residence at the University of Chicago. Thank you for hosting us! Pictured: Megan works on a prompt from Alanna Coby's GRACEFUL EXIT.

Well Job, Gertrude! in the HOT! Fest

Leigh Hendrix and Megan performed the first work-in-progress showing of Well Job, Gertrude! in the 2014 HOT Festival. Photo courtesy of Sam Galarza.

Joining Lois Weaver at the Rialto

Megan joined Lois Weaver of Split Britches onstage for Lois's hit "Cunt Back in Country" at the Rialto Theater in Montreal. Photo courtesy of Luis Pantoja.

Civility! in SITI Lab

The Syndicate performed a work-in-progress of Civility! at SITI Lab. This queering of the Bacchae tells the story of six women caught between chaos and order. Photo courtesy of Al Foote III.

Man Meat Collective in Montreal

Man Meat Collective performed its hit number "I Know My Only Flaw is I'm Not Peggy Shaw" as part of the Hemispheric Institute's Encuentro in Montreal. Megan and collaborator Zach Wager Scholl performed the piece and were thrilled to welcome Lois Weaver onstage for the end. Photo courtesy of Marlene Ramirez Cancio.