1 in a Chameleon

The show running time is approximately 85 minutes with no intermission.

The show is suitable for ages 13+.

Yes. There is a removable ramp available for the 3 steps into the building, and there is an elevator straight into the loft. Please reply to your ticket confirmation email to arrange in advance for accessibility assistance.

Narie Foster
Writer, Performer, and Executive Producer
Narie is a storyteller who found her way to theater-making by way of engineering, business, psychology, and hospitality. Prior identities include systems engineer at Cornell University, management consultant at Bain & Company, fashion co-founder at M.M.LaFleur, and teacher and executive coach on multiple continents. Most consistently, Narie is an explorer of humanity, especially via food, design, relationships, and the performing arts. Raised between Syracuse, NY and Bangkok, Thailand by scientist parents, Narie now lives in Brooklyn, splitting her time between advising entrepreneurs and developing storytelling projects, including a romantic dramedy feature film.

Cameron King
Director
Cameron is a New York City native and theater director who works with a strong base in unguarded collaboration. Her recent directing credits include ¿baby blue? (Ars Nova), Indian Summer (Bay Street Theater), Clue: On Stage (Timberlake Playhouse), Butchery Lessons (The Tank), Rent (Southern Plains Productions), Moon Music (The Red Pavilion), Silent Sky (Kirkpatrick Planetarium), The Ballad of Keith King (Seven House Gallery), and When We Were Young and Unafraid (East Village Basement). Cameron is the director of Wyld Woman: The Legend of Shy Girl, an immersive comedy experience that performs around the world. Proud LaGuardia Drama alum. BFA: Carnegie Mellon.

Grady Shea
Technical Director
Grady Shea, best known as the Rat King in Albany Berkshire Ballet's Nutcracker, is a multidisciplinary artist. Often appearing on stage as a lighting designer, he is currently a part of Matthew Westerby's annual Spring dance show and the dance festival Westfest for the third time. Last year, he designed the set and lighting for The Duchess of Malfi, the most successful play to ever run at the Stag and Lion. He was recently the Technical Director of Meta-Phys Ed.'s The Republic: Socrates in the Meta-Verse and previously the Technical Director and then Production Supervisor of the Martha Graham Dance Company.

Trey McGee
Sound Designer
Trey is a Brooklyn-based sound designer and physical theatre performer whose work involves elements of music, physical storytelling, and sound design in order to tell stories that transcend reality, logic, and spoken language. In the world of sound design he has composed for short films, immersive experiences, and theater productions around the world. Trey is also a physical actor and trained mime who combines his abilities in ambient soundscaping and music to explore the limits of the imagination, asking how much the audience can see and feel through the power of visual storytelling and immersive sound design. Originally from Seattle, Trey has a particular fondness for forests, mountains, and sunsets.

Claire Caverly
Projection Designer
Claire Caverly is a maker and designer based in New York. Her background is in theatrical design and fabrication, primarily in scenery and props. Recent credits include Back to the Future (Broadway), Sugar Hill (Chicago), Tell Tale Heart at Synetic Theatre (Washington, D.C.), Sleep No More at The McKittrick Hotel (NYC), Omar at Spoleto Festival USA (Charleston, SC/Tour), and Cats the Musical: National Tour (Tour). Claire currently works with the Smithsonian Institution as an Exhibits Specialist. She aims to always use her powers for good, offering thoughtful design contributions to create meaningful experiences for audiences. MA Exhibition & Experience Design from FIT.

Honey Jernquist
Projection Designer
Honey’s varied career brings a unique perspective on all things experiential. For decades he has played with the boundaries of art and design, from street art to apparel concept and technical design, to museum and gallery performance, to luxury home goods. Career highlights include performing and facilitating multiple exhibition shows at New York’s MoMA, and dancing in a Thalía and Kenia Os music video (8M views!). Honey’s passions include fabrication processes & materials with positive environmental impact, 3D concrete and ceramic printing, plants and horticulture, creating social landscapes for mental and physical health, and art making! He has an MA in Exhibition and Experience Design from FIT.

Catie Perry
Producer
Catie is a producer and content creator who loves projects that entertain people while opening their minds. Hailing from The Drew Barrymore Show and CNN, the Seattle native has produced in the TV, audio, and digital worlds and is excited for her first foray into theater. When she’s not producing, Catie is entering Broadway ticket lotteries and hunting for the best street art in Harlem. Catie holds BA degrees from Colorado State University in Journalism and Media Communications, and Communication Studies.

Anna Giacalone
Producer
Anna is a producer, playwright, and theatrical tech support specialist based in New Jersey. Anna has held positions in nearly every facet of theatrical management. As a producer, she’s worked closely with Hudson Stage Company, including as Associate Producer for the successful Off-Broadway run of Off Peak at 59E59 Theaters. She co-produces Theatre Write Now, a generative playwriting cohort for early career playwrights in New York City. Anna holds a BA in English and Communications from Pace University.

Justine Yeung
Graphic Designer and Illustrator
Justine is a graphic designer and illustrator who is endlessly inspired by the great outdoors.

LOFT393
Venue and Co-Producer
LOFT393 is a premier event and performance space in Tribeca devoted to connecting people and building relationships in this ever-changing world. The spacious lofts are a mix of classic and modern, with hardwood floors, natural brick, vibrant white walls, and customizable design and technology, situated in a landmark building in New York City. Started one month before the pandemic by botanist, musician, and chocolatier, Adam Negrín, the space features a modern botanical concept with sound and immersive capabilities. 1 in a Chameleon launches the top floor sound stage and a foray into theatrical productions this April 2025.

Special Thanks to:
Jon Kaufman
Cheyenne Reid
Aidan Joyce
Chris Castiglione
Caitlin Nasema Cassidy
TALEA Beer Co.
Hugo’s Cocktails
Curious Elixirs
Something & Nothing
Open Water