logan gabrielle schulman (they/them) is a multidiscplinary performance and social-practice artist: director, writer, designer, dramaturg, performer, and educator. in the theatre, they are most passionate about devised work, progressive new works development, puppetry, and social and ecological justice. their original works investigate modern crises of faith and toxic american masculinities through immersive performance and rituals rooted in grief practice and spacemaking for mourning together in public.as a visual artist, logan's work manifests through installation-based, bespoke social practice experiences, as well as drawings, ceramics, puppets, and ceramic puppets. logan leads development as associate producing director with flying leap productions, and performs as a company puppeteer in central park’s swedish cottage marionette theatre. logan is a solomon r. guggenheim museum teaching artist, a 2022-23 resident artist in the inaugural social practice institute of the greensboro contemporary jewish museum, and an alumna of the 2022-23 drama league directors project. as a cultural educator, logan’s focus lies in Judeo-American diasporic studies, Holocaust histories, and socially engaged art practice. logan is the teaching artist in residence at rodeph shalom, specializing in memorials and monuments.logan's work has been presented by the historic asolo theatre at the ringling museum (FL), the chautauqua institution (NY), sarasota art museum (FL), walnut street theatre (PA), hangar theatre (NY), the asolo rep (FL), urbanite theatre (FL), marie selby botanical gardens (FL), old city jewish arts center (PA), the annenberg center for the performing arts (PA), mara gallery (FL), vox populi gallery (PA), and maelstrom collaborative arts (OH) among others + numerous site-specific projects. their play Make Thee an Ark (co-written with Raychel Ceciro) was featured on the 2020 Kilroys List, and their dramatic works are held in the permanent collections of the Harry Ransom Center at UT Austin and the Library Special Collections at Ringling College of Art and Design. their work has been supported by the Florida Council for the Humanities, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the New College Foundation, and essentially, through tireless crowdfunding and the generosity of loved ones, friends, and patrons. logan received their training from the stella adler studio of acting and the school for poetic computation in nyc, headlong performance institute in philly, and holds a ba with honors in religion and theatre from the new college of florida in sarasota, fl.