is an artist, performer, and instructor based in Orange, New Jersey. He creates site-specific, immersive work that operates in the space between theatre and installation. For the past decade he has been creating immersive performances and teaching classes on physical storytelling and ensemble-based creation across the United States with Die-Cast, a Philadelphia-based artist collective named after the pressurized metal casting process that creates a new object by forcing molten metal into a mold. Lately Crosby is interested in the alchemical nature of creation and performance and the transformative potential within the liminal spaces created during these processes. He believes that the beneficial properties of performance training extend beyond the context of performance and into our everyday lives, that a sense of deep listening to and awareness of ourselves and each other is something we should all be developing.