About

Liadin Stewart (she/they) is a multidisciplinary theater director and devisor based in NYC. She gravitates toward feminist work with absurdist themes. Her interest in horror and how female characters develop agency has defined what work she is drawn to. Liadin is interested in a collaborative process and workspace, inspired by her training in devised theater at Pace University, where she received her Bachelor's degree in Directing. 

Her work has been presented internationally in collaboration with the Institute of the Arts Barcelona where she presented excerpts from Ruby Rae Spiegel’s DRY LAND, a harrowing tale of female friendship and the lengths one must go for reproductive freedom. Liadin makes her Off-Broadway directorial debut in April at the Chain Theatre with Joanna Wiley’s Minotauromachy, a fantastical story about the women tormented by Pablo Picasso.