Who We Are

Our Mission

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Our Mission 〰

Foxtrot Stage Productions is dedicated to involving LGBTQIA+ actors, entertainers, playwrights, designers, and allies in the creation of theatrical productions. Our aim is to consistently offer diverse and inclusive theatre experiences, fostering safe spaces and opportunities for underrepresented voices within the community. Through collaborative efforts, Foxtrot Stage Productions endeavors to develop creative works that revolve around the principles of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA), thus amplifying queer voices and enriching the cultural landscape.

Ben Fox

Co-Founder

Ben Fox is an actor, dancer, and playwright living in New Orleans.  Some of Ben’s previous roles include Arsenic and Old Lace (Mortimer), Rocky Horror Show (Transylvanian) and The Wizard of Oz (the Tin Man). As a playwright, he is most proud of his original works, Personal Space (Johnny), a musical that was featured in the New Orleans Infringe Festival and most recently Killing Christmas (Stanley), produced by Foxtrot Stage Productions.

Lindsay Kaufman

Co-Founder

Co-founder Lindsay Kaufman is an artist, actor, producer, andactivist based in New Orleans, LA. Notably, she co-produced and co-directed Killing Christmas and Personal Space with Foxtrot Stage Productions. Lindsay's passion for theatre is also evident through her stage management credits, which include Sweet Bird of Youth, Killing Christmas, and Personal Space. Additionally, Lindsay has served as assistant stage manager for several local productions including The Night of the Iguana, The Play That Goes Wrong, Clothes for a Summer Hotel, and Tribes. She is currently studying acting under Doug Spearman and made her theatre debut in Foxtrot Stage Production's most recent production, Go Cup, as well as performing in Goat in the Road's Playwrite productions. Lindsay is dedicated to the performing arts and committed to creating an inclusive space for the LGBTQIA+ community. Her journey reflects her unwavering dedication to both her craft and the values of diversity and representation in the arts.