| Formed
in 2000 by Donny Epstein, Yeeshai Gross and Elie Landau, Ergo
Entertainment is a New York-based producing partnership focused
on independent film and theatre. Ergo is a full-service company,
offering experience in script development, financing, production
and distribution, with particular emphasis placed on discovering
and nurturing new talent, as well as forming strategic alliances
with individuals and companies that will assist Ergo in realizing
its goal to become a recognized leader in the film and theatre
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 DONNY
EPSTEIN
Schooled in both the fine arts and the practice of law, Donny
Epstein is an accomplished producer of film and the performing
arts as well as an experienced trial lawyer.
Mr.
Epstein received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama from New
York University’s Tisch School of the Arts in 1992. While
at Tisch, Mr. Epstein studied acting technique at the Circle
in the Square Studios. His teachers included Teresa Hayden,
Jacqueline Brookes, Elizabeth Browning, Ernie Shaheen, Alan
Langdon, and Naomi Thornton. He has also studied acting with
Tony Greco at the Players Theatre...
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 YEESHAI
GROSS
Mr.
Gross is a co-founder and currently serves as Producing Director
of Multipleoutlet Productions, a New York-based theatrical production
company which has coordinated drama programs at elementary schools
and high schools throughout the tri-state area for more than
a decade. Mr. Gross’ credits as a director/producer include
musical productions of Seussical, Peter Pan, The Music Man,
West Side Story, Little Shop of Horrors, Oliver!, Fiddler on
the Roof, Once On This Island, Guys & Dolls and Damn
Yankees, as well as comedies such as Neil Simon’s Rumors,
Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Fools, and Lost in Yonkers,
and dramas including Wait Until Dark, A Shayna Maidel, The
Diary of Anne Frank, Dracula and Kindertransport...
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 ELIE
LANDAU
Mr.
Landau is a Company Manager of Broadway shows with credits including
Sixteen Wounded starring Judd Hirsch, Nilo Cruz’s
Pulitzer Prize-winning Anna in the Tropics starring Jimmy
Smits, Jim Steinman’s Dance of the Vampires starring
Michael Crawford, the 2002 revival of The Elephant Man
starring Billy Crudup, the 2001 revival of Ibsen’s Hedda
Gabler starring Kate Burton, the 5-time Tony Award-winning
revival of Kiss Me, Kate, Frank Wildhorn’s The
Civil War, the Maltby & Shire musical Big based
on the 20th Century Fox film, and Fool Moon starring
David Shiner and Bill Irwin...
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