Hayden Lehr is a designer from Orlando, FL, whose fascination with fashion ignited during middle school. They are influenced by rock music, subcultures, literature, and history. They are currently enrolled at the Parsons School of Design where she started experimenting with unconventional materials, such as soda can tab chainmail. Her design philosophy incorporates ethical practices; she’s used deadstock fabrics, DIY techniques, and pineapple leather in her work

She was ecstatic when offered to work with Project iii. She instantly felt a connection to the idea as an avid listener to alternative music, the Sisters of Mercy being one of her many favorites. She struggles with anxiety and found they don’t like clubbing. However, but they’ve found that all of their worries washed away when entering a gothic party or punk show. What she loves most about the music is the community that it’s given her.

Kasey is a driven New York-based creative inspired by the motivation to connect with different communities, cultures, and walks of life through a passion for storytelling. She is fascinated by pushing the boundaries on what forms impactful storytelling can embody through producing immersive experiences, journalism, live performances, creating art, editing films, and writing stories.

Her work is influenced by her dance training from Nashville Ballet, New Dialect, Interlochen Center for the Arts, Violette Verdy at L'Academie Americain de Danse de Paris, Suzanne Farrell, Andra and Ernesta Corvino, and summers at the Pre-Movement Invention Project and Ellison Ballet. She made her NYC debut as a soloist in The Good So Far by Christopher Williams at David Geffen Hall. She performed in Paul Taylor's Company B at Interlochen Center for the Arts, works by Antonia Franceschi and Amy Hall Garner at New York Live Arts, as a dancer on HBO's Plot Against America, Kitri in Don Quixote and Alice in Alice in Wonderland at Columbia University, and as a supernumerary with American Ballet Theatre.

In 2021, Broekema graduated as a Core Scholar and on the Dean's List as an English major from Columbia University.

Sultry Saturn is a dancer, choreographer, artist, and burlesque performer from The Bronx. With a passion for sensual movement and a love for the dark aesthetic, she created and teaches Dark Tease Goth & Alt Dance classes and her ever-changing dance class, Planet Sultry. Other fun facts about SultrySaturn are that she loves astronomy, is a foodie, and loves anime and manga.

Adrianna Jurek is a makeup artist and performer based in New York City.

Sophie is a Brooklyn based artist who grew up in Seattle, Washington. She is a recent graduate of Drama at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She studied primarily in the Playwrights Horizons Studio and in the Stonestreet Studio. Sophie works in riveting developmental theatre and film alongside fantastic collaborators such as: Kelly McCready, Holly Arsenault, Keiko Green, and Jan Rosenberg. Sophie, along with the cast of Erica Schmidt's Mac Beth (Seattle Repertory Theatre, Red Bull Theatre, Hunter Theatre Project) was nominated for best revival of a play at the 2020 Lucille Lortel Awards and the 2020 Drama Desk Awards.

Sophie-- along with many Seattlites-- loves a cup of dark
roast coffee, camping in the Pacific Northwest, and her civic responsibility!

Anuka Sethi is an India-born, Dubai-raised, and New York City-based actor, producer & model. Since she grew up a TCK (third culture kid), Anuka has used her multihyphenates as a way to connect with her roots and is passionate about creating work and space for South Asian artists. Currently Artist in Residence at Live & In Color. Recent acting credits include Sightings (Philipstown Depot Theatre/dir. Traci Mariano), immersive musical Love Around The Block (Dave Malloy) and award-winning short film Hide & Seek (premiered at the London Indian Film Festival as part of the prestigious Satyajit Ray Short Film Competition). She is also a proud Nine Muses Lab alumni where she worked directly under founder Bryce Dallas Howard. BFA: NYU Tisch