Board of Directors
Heather Landry made her first New York stage debut in Broad Horizons' award-wining revival of Cloud 9. She has worked regionally at Utah Shakespearean Festival, Michigan Shakespearean Festival, and Pennsylvania Center Stage. She has also worked in Film (Alleyball) and TV (As The World Turns). Currently, Heather is the owner of an interior design and personal organizing firm
called Breathing Room Inc. She also gives lectures and seminars on how to organize life. Heather holds an MFA in acting from Pennsylvania State University and a BFA in liberal arts from The University of Detroit Mercy.
Lewis Magruder is artistic director for Broad Horizons where he has directed Fool for Love, Cloud 9, Women of Troy, Evensong, and Tom Form and the Speed of Love and where he has produced many workshops and readings of new scripts.​ Other directing credits include Asolo Repertory Theatre; English-American Theatre of Dusseldorf, Germany; and Rutgers University.​ ​Concurrent with his work at Broad Horizons, Lewis taught and directed theater at Miami University, Texas Tech University, and DeSales University.​​ Lewis holds an MFA in directing from Pennsylvania State
University; an MA in theater from Northwestern University; and a BA in liberal arts from Davidson College.
Brianna Rafidi is production manager at Park Boulevard Productions, a boutique live event and production company based in Long Island City. Originally from Phoenix, Rafidi moved to New York City in 2018 to complete the Juilliard School's Stage Management Apprenticeship. Previous theatrical work includes line producer for The Acting Company's National Tours 2023-25; production stage manager for Todd vs. the Titanic at Adirondack Theatre Festival and The Hangar Theatre; and production stage manager for The Medora Musical at StageWest Entertainment. Outside of her work in theatre, Rafidi is a published anthropologist whose work focuses on oral
narratives of soul ontologies of postcontact Eastern Woodland and Plains tribes. Rafidi holds a BA in English (linguistics) from Arizona State University.
Mark Dundas Wood is a writer and dramaturg living in New York City. He is literary manager for Broad Horizons. Online, he is a regular contributor to theaterscene.net, bistroawards.com and The Clyde Fitch Report. Past journalism credits include American Theatre and Back Stage. As a dramaturg he has worked for New Professional Theatre and the New York Musical Festival. The Tragic Muse, his stage adaptation of the Henry James novel, was performed at Metropolitan Playhouse as part of its Gilded Stage Festival.
MFA in theater (dramaturgy), Columbia University.