The following artists and organizations have previously worked with the Attic. We are thankful to be part of a community of talented and dedicated artists and grateful to have such generous supporters. Their participation enriches the Attic's efforts, and their individual work inspires us.

Act IV won the crowd over at our Naughty Holiday Fundraiser with a very special set that included originals as well as their own takes on some holiday classics. Their piano- and accordion-based balladry is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Tim Cluff. You can find tour dates and songs on MySpace.

Clutter is a musical happening that accompanies live improvisational and experimental music with theater, dance, the live creation of visual art, and whatever else you might be willing to contribute. Clutter eschews a traditional band in favor of a staunch commitment to and encouragement of artistic community that the Attic just adores. Check out (and participate in) a performance if you have the opportunity. Their website and MySpace have more information.

Diageo, the world's foremost purveyor of beer, wine and spirits, graciously donated some of their wares to our Naughty Holiday Party fundraiser in December '09. We were especially pleased to have their Jeremiah Weed infused spirits bestowed upon us. You can find more information about Diageo at their website.

Grandma 5000 is a techno/industrial band from London. Having outgrown the U.K. underground, they have recently set their sights on the United States, and the Attic has been lucky enough to book them for a couple of our fundraisers. A recent documentary details their arrival on the American scene.

Jack Inslee is a Brooklyn-based DJ and producer. He has DJ'd the opening-night parties for our past two productions, as well as for our '09 holiday fundraiser. He has a knack for reading an audience and playing them what they didn't even know they wanted to hear. He is also one of the folks behind the successful Full Service parties in Manhattan and Brooklyn. You can sample his most recent tracks at his website and on MySpace.

Suzi Sadler is a photographer, working mostly in portraiture. She is also an actor and former company member. She is possessed of an admirable artistic resolve and discipline and chronicles her creative endeavors at two blogs, Je fixais des vertiges and the Daily Make.

Amy Sheehan is an actor, musician and former company member who has performed at two of our concert fundraisers. Her music is catchy and soulful, and she performs it frequently at shows all around New York City. You can hear Amy's work at MySpace and find more information at her website.