Composer, pianist, singer-songwriter.
Premieres and performances include The United Nations, Lincoln Center, Dallas Symphony Myerson Hall, Feinstein’s 54 Below, Ferguson Center for the Arts, US Mint, Maison in New Orleans, Times Square, Bergen Kjøtt Bar.
Member of the BMI Lehman Engel Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop, The Dramatists Guild, Maestra, and StateraArts. Former musician at American Ballet Theatre JKO, Steps on Broadway, and Barnard/Columbia.

Kate Lynn-Devere is a deaf, autistic songwriter based in Herne Bay on the south east coast of England who studied music at Canterbury Christ Church University. Since losing much of her hearing to Meniere's disease Kate has concentrated on lyric writing and collaboration with composer Emily Peasgood on various projects including most recently "When I Grow Up I Want to be a Ship" (exhibited in God's House Tower in Southhampton March - May 2022) and the 2019 Ivor Novello nominated song cycle “Never Again”. Kate is now turning her creative focus to developing chamber opera and music theatre intended for performance in intimate, black box spaces, exploring themes of loss, isolation and belonging.

Wicket: A Parody Musical is a new “wok” musical that delights nerds and surprises casual fans of the galaxy far, far away. It’s a classic underdog comedy, but it’s also a pointed parody that calls George Lucas to task for his sins, and in it’s galactic workshop premiere, it charmed sold-out crowds night, after night, after night.

The premise is familiar—just as Wicked tells the untold stories of the witches of Oz, Wicket tells the untold stories of the Ewoks of Endor from the 1986 film “Return of the Jedi.” We all thought they were a random race of alien teddy bears that just happened to live in the tree next door to the sequel Death Star. Turns out they are actually the master plan of the evil director of the galaxy. (Yes, of course we mean the Emperor… George Lucas.)

Learn more at https://wicketmusical.com

Missy M is a play author and songwriter from Santa Barbara, CA. MJAM Music is with BMI. Her current work, "Tabloid", is in development. This dark musical satire looks at tabloid journalism in an offbeat way

"All anyone talks about today is fake news. Tabloid is a musical comedy drawn from my observations and experiences with tabloid media. I was inspired to write about tabloid media after the Rupert Murdoch scandal. I wanted to tell a funny story from the point of view of the victims of junk journalism. Ever stand in line at the check out and see tabloid papers with outlandish headlines and later hear how they are being sued? It all started with just two songs that I wrote concerning the subject. One day it seemed the songs had a bigger story to tell. So it hit me, why not write a play and put the songs in it."

There are songs with names like My Story, Ratings R Us, Donny’s Lament, Hope and Pride, Perry’s Poorhouse, Babel, Ball and Chain, What’s in a Word, Lower Slobovia. The music is a mix of style and it’s all pulled together by a thematic through line. Tabloid is pop culture, TV and social media in a satirical story about itself.

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