We are outsiders, with inclusivity at the heart of what we do. Traversing the world as radical artists looking for alternative ways to be inside, the main thrust of our work is to highlight, question and poke fun at the absurdity of normality, using a loving cup of artistic agitation. We accept you, one of us.

ONEOFUS is Julie Atlas Muz and Mat Fraser. Past work include, The Freak & The Showgirl (Adelaide, Perth, Berlin & more), Beauty & the Beast (London, New York City, Adelaide, Chicago), CripFest Disability Arts Festival celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the ADA, BAM Fischer 2015, Jack & the Beanstalk (New York City) and Dick Rivington & the Cat (New York City 2021/22).

Julie Atlas Muz (producer, director) hails from Detroit and is a consistent innovator in the New York theater scene. A Whitney Biennial artist, a Valencia Biennial Artist, an Ethyl Eichelberger Award recipient, a Lambent Fellow, and a Franklin Furnace artist, Muz has won the following titles: Miss Exotic World, Miss Coney Island, and Queen of the Mermaid Parade. In a first for contemporary burlesque artists, Muz has an ongoing franchise of her award-winning acts in Las Vegas, Dubai, France, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Australia. A founding member of chashama, Muz worked for eight years (1997–2004) to help make a space for artists to create in unused real estate and is the apprentice of MacArthur-award-winning puppeteer Basil Twist, most recently assisting on My Neighbor Totoro. In 2018, Muz was hailed with her husband Mat Fraser as The New York Times’ New Yorkers of the Year for the pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk at the Abrons Arts Center. Under the auspices ONEOFUS, they have created the Panto Project with the eye to import this much-needed, fun-loving form of theater to the US. To support her experimental-theater practice, Muz performs constantly in New York and London in the nightlife circuit at any number of underground antiestablishments. 

Mat Fraser is an award-winning and nominated, internationally known disabled actor, writer, and musician. All of his written work deals with the social construct of disability, in various ways, from it being central to a narrative, having a/disabled character/s, to casting a/disabled actor/s. Mat has constantly written throughout his adult life, and now, his voice is truly unique, experienced, and insightful. British-born and raised, he’s witnessed the entire disability rights movement’s fortunes, passing through six governments and 30 years. Brought up in a queer environment, the son of two actors, he’s only ever been a drummer, musician, actor, and writer. Living in both London, since 1983, and New York, from 2009 on, all of his written work deals with disability in some way or another, often passing through other cultural environments that can make for a lot of intersectionality, which he welcomes! His passion is equality for all people, without othering anyone else.