George Zarr

George served as Manager of Spoken Word Programming at Sirius Satellite Radio. He worked at the SYFY Channel as Senior Producer for Seeing Ear Theatre, where he created "The First (and Last) Musical on Mars," later staged at Chicago’s New Rock Theatre. He also directed and wrote for SYFY’s "Barbarian Moron" flash animation cartoon series and produced, wrote, and directed audio episodes of "Tales from the Crypt." In addition, he was producer, co-director and co-writer of the National Public Radio audio comedy series "Visit New Grimston, Anyway" as well as the award-winning anthology series "Little Chills." George composed "Walking Up Broadway," a commissioned solo harp composition, which premiered at New York’s Carnegie Hall. He directed, wrote, and composed the Off-Off-Broadway sketch comedy "Mind Floss" and was the composer, librettist, and director of the one-act opera "Who’s on Faust?" for the American Chamber Opera Company in Manhattan. He received the New York City Mayoral Citation for his concerto "Reception for Steel Drum and Orchestra."