BIO

Lucas Falick is a storyteller that explores the gaps between who we present ourselves to be and who we truly are.

Their work is about resisting binaries, resisting the status quo, and resisting institutions that don’t support the people they purport to serve. 

They are silly with a purpose.

Directing credits include: Cardiectomy, Stop the Presses... (Self-produced), Never Swim Alone, The Polar Bears, and Shotz Colors (Janet Kinghorn Bernhard Theater). Assistant directing credits include: Where Are You Going, LIttle Horse? (Janet Kinghorn Bernhard Theater), Theater of the Mind (Self-produced), Pippin, Arsenic and Old Lace, Rent, and The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (The Mendham Players).

They studied at Skidmore College, earning a B.S. for Theater and minoring in Political Science.