At the idyllic Watson College, the Men’s Peer Education group believe that through increased self-awareness, they can end sexual violence on campus; but when a shocking rumor surfaces, the group is shaken to the core. On the bleak English moors, two sisters and a dog dream of love and power; but the arrival of a hapless governess and a moor-hen set all three on a strange and dangerous path. These stories unfold in SENSITIVE GUYS by MJ Kaufman and THE MOORS by Jen Silverman-- Four Letter Word's upcoming shows.
 
Four Letter Word was founded fall 2025 as a company by and for young theater artists. We've produced four shows already this year, most recently a sold-out reading of Marisol on October 9th, 2026 in New York City. The community’s response has been amazing - so many actors, designers, and audience members were filled with excitement for a new theater company supporting young artists launching in the city! We are so excited to continue our work at Four Letter Word bringing bold, artist-centered work to artists and audiences alike.

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Four Letter Word Co-Founder Bios: 

Isaac DeMarchi is a multi-hyphenate theater artist from Washington DC. His professional work includes credits in lighting, prop, and scenic design as well as carpentry experience working at theaters including the Public Theater, Woolly Mammoth Theater Company, and Mosaic Theater Company. At Four Letter Word, Isaac is excited to bring together his passion for dramaturgy and programming with his skills in technical direction and production design. demarchidesign.com

Lucas Falick is a director, educator, and producer based in New York. They are silly with a purpose. Directing credits include Last Night Ever with Mary Mack, Machinal (Four Letter Word), Never Swim Alone, The Polar Bears, and Shotz Colors (Janet Kinghorn Bernhard Theater). Lucas is the management director and an artistic director of Four Letter Word, and is extremely proud to celebrate the company’s one-year anniversary. While they're not with Four Letter Word, Lucas works as an assistant artistic director for The Possibility Project, which brings together up to 70 young people each year to write and perform an original musical based on their own stories. They are also the Programming Director of Beam Center’s Beam Camp program, and work as a scenic carpenter across NYC. lucasfalick.com

Tait Brencher is a multi-disciplinary artist based in NYC. By day they work for the consumer protection non-profit Truth in Advertising, and by night they enjoy creating art with recycled materials. Directing credits include: The Skriker (Four Letter Word), The Cagebirds, The Place That Made You, Far Away (Janet Kinghorn Bernhard Theater), Love Letters (First Avenue Performing Arts Center), and Last Summer at Bluefish Cove (The Drama League). With Four Letter Word, Tait is excited to mix their passions for performing and fine arts.