Eric has read or performed for BalletX, Jaime Fountaine’s Second Stories at the Dive, Rant-o-Wheel, Queer Ignite, Superheroes Who Are Super!, New York’s Queer Memoir, “Live at Kelly Writers House” on WXPN and First Person Arts Story Slams, at which he has twice won Best Presentation. His writing has appeared in Columbia University’s The Collection, thinkingdance.net and The Q Review.

He has opened for comedian Kelli Dunham at New York’s historic Stonewall Inn and will be returning to Stonewall with Kelli in February 2012. He was honored to be asked to speak at the 2011 TEDxPhilly.

He is currently workshopping three plays: “Lost Boy”, a drama about the fallout from a gay-bashing at a small college; “Destination”, a modern-day adaptation of Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”; and “Divers”, a comedy about a bachelor party in Provincetown. His next storytelling show, “Overexposed: An Extremely Awkward Peep Show” is being produced by Quince Productions in February 2012.

Filmmaker and musical composer JON FOY started planning his documentary about the mysterious Toynbee tiles with artist Justin Duerr a decade ago, and began filming in 2005. While working on the film, the Philadelphia native sustained himself by cleaning houses and participating in medical research studies. A seasoned rock musician, Foy taught himself the art of film score composition for Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles, and also scored 2008′s The Chinese Room. Resurrect Dead is his directorial debut and won the “US Documentary Director Award” at Sundance 2011.