Michaela Goldhaber is a playwright and theater director. Her plays have had staged readings with Playwrights Foundation, Central Works Writers Workshop, and Symmetry Theater. She has directed locally for Boxcar Theatre, the Olympians Festival, and the San Francisco Playwrights’ Center. For eight years she ran Flying Fig Theater in New York, whose mission was to tell women’s stories through commissioning new plays and rediscovering plays from the past. Currently, she is working with Wry Crips Disabled Women’s Theater to create a new ensemble play, a sci-fi comedy. Her contribution to Godless Perverts dates back to her college years, when, out of a tremendous curiosity to find out what the fuck all these religions that were tearing the world apart were actually about, she double majored in Religious Studies along with Theater.
About Greta Christina
Greta Christina has been writing professionally since 1989, on topics including atheism, sexuality and sex-positivity, LGBT issues, politics, culture, and whatever crosses her mind. She is author of Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, Why Are You Atheists So Angry? 99 Things That Piss Off the Godless, and of Bending: Dirty Kinky Stories About Pain, Power, Religion, Unicorns, & More, and is editor of Paying For It: A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients. She has been a public speaker for many years, and is on the speaker's bureaus of the Secular Student Alliance. Her writing has appeared in multiple magazines and newspapers, including Ms., Penthouse, Chicago Sun-Times, On Our Backs, Skeptical Inquirer and numerous anthologies, including Everything You Know About God Is Wrong and three volumes of Best American Erotica. She is co-founder and co-organizer of Godless Perverts, a performance series and social community that promotes a positive view of sexuality without religion. She lives in San Francisco with her wife, Ingrid. You can email her at gcgreta (at) doubtfulpalace (dot) com, and follow her on Twitter at @GretaChristina.
