David Reiffel is pleased to make his URT debut with A Disappearing Number. His music and sound designs are widely heard on Boston stages including Stoneham, New Rep, ASP, Speakeasy, Apollinaire, The Boston Conservatory, Brandeis, Zeitgeist, Titanic, and Company One, and further afield at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Chicago’s Court Theatre. His musical The Rag Doll (book by Silvia Graziano) premiered at Blue Spruce (IRNE Nominee, Best New Play), and he wrote lyrics for Cupcake (book: Bradley Seeman, music: Michael Wartofsky), produced in 2012 at Club Café. His musical Glory is presently in development at the NOMTI Advanced Writers Lab. He wrote scores and designed sound for five years on the road as a founding member and resident composer with the nationally-acclaimed Cornerstone Theater Company.
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Aparna Sindhoor
Aparna Sindhoor is director of Navarasa Dance Theater, where she creates unique dance-theater and tours around the world. She is a leading exponent of the Mysore style of Bharatanatyam, trained for fifteen years with legendary palace dancerVenkatalakshamma. She has a PhD in dance from Boston University. Sindhoor received Creation Award from NPN and was nominated for Los Angeles Stage Alliance Ovation Award for Choreography. She teaches dance, yoga, Kalarippayattu martial arts, and theater. She has performed at the Lincoln Center and is an RDDI artist (NEFA) and was an artist in residence at the Bates Dance Festival, East West Players, Asian Art Museum, and Brandeis University. She has choreographed for films and for Cirque du Soliel fame Franco Dragone’s circus in Germany.
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Lorne Batman
Lorne Batman is thrilled to be making her URT debut. Recent credits include Helena in A Midsummer NIght’s Dream and Miss Havisham in Great Expectations (New Rep’s CRC), Sarah/Actor 5 in We Are Proud to Present a Presentation… (Company One/ArtsEmerson), and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing (Arts After Hours). Lorne studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and holds a BFA in acting from Boston University.

Amar Srivastava
Amar Srivastava is originally from Burlington MA. He now lives in NYC. A Disappearing Number is his first appearance in Boston in seven years. NYC: Alphabet City X (Metropolitan Playhouse), A Little Betrayal Among Friends (Airmid Theatre Company), Antony & Cleopatra (Take Wing and Soar Productions), Chaos Theory (Pulse Ensemble Theatre), Romeo & Juliet (Moose Hall Theatre Company), and Coriolanus (Judith Shakespeare Company). Regional: Speaking In Tongues (ThisWay Productions), Ritu Comes Home (InterAct Theatre), A View From The Bridge (TheatreZone), The Educated (The A&P Plus D Theatre), Hamlet (The Theatre Cooperative), Deathwatch (Will Act For Food), Tooth & Claw (Zeitgeist Stage Company), Olly’s Prison directed by Robert Woodruff (American Repertory Theatre), Homebody/Kabul (Boston Theatre Works), and As You Like It (Sun-Runner Classics).