THE BROTHERS
MARC DINKIN
Marc Dinkin is a playwright, songwriter, music director and musician. His song “I Believe in B” won first place in the 2010 International Songwriting Contest (Children’s Song Category). His first musical, “The Prophet and the Janitor,” ran at the Leverett House theater and received a Harvard University Arts First Award. This was followed by the award winning “SUV: The Musical” (book by Gersh Kuntzman), which sold out at the New York City Fringe Festival, earning itself a short Off-Broadway run. His second Fringe Festival hit collaboration was the culinary political crime drama, “Murder at the Food COOP.”
KENNY SHEA DINKIN
Kenny Shea Dinkin, MFA, is an artist recognized for his innovative blend of storytelling and songwriting, and his ability to cut through the noise around him and to hone creative work. Kenny is also an award-winning game designer and has been credited on over 75 games, contributing as creative director, executive producer, and songwriter. A veteran of the Bay Area music scene, he writes and performs locally with The Secret Identities. Kenny and Marc continue to write, perform and record as LOT 49.

