Laura Latreille

Laura Latreille (Alice): CST debut. Recent credits include the world premiere of The Art of Burning by Kate Snodgrass, a co-production with the Huntington Theatre and Hartford Stage Company, SpeakEasy Stage Company’s Boston premiere of Potus by Selina Fillinger, directed by Paula Plum, and A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters at Suffolk University’s Modern Theatre in collaboration with the Ford Hall Forum. Laura has participated in the development of new plays with The Lark, New Dramatists, Theatre Masters, Women’s Project Theater, Playwrights Collective, Huntington Theatre and the Colorado New Play Summit at the Denver Center. Off-Broadway she appeared opposite Ian Barford in the NYC premiere of John Kolvenbach’s Love Song, directed by the playwright, and has originated two roles for award-winning playwright Theresa Rebeck in her plays Mauritius and The Nest. She is the recipient of the Elliot Norton Outstanding Actress Award. Laura is an associate professor in Suffolk University’s theatre department and holds an MFA from Brandeis University.

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Abyssinia Music Group

Abyssinia Music Group, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Composer) Original Composition “Dinkinesh in the Sky with Diamonds” by the Abyssina Music Group, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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James LeMieux

 James LeMieux (Crankie Armature Fabrication)

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Jen Greeke

Jen Greeke (Costume Designer)

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Charles Waite Clay

Charles Waite Clay (Stage Manager) has traveled far and wide to pursue his passion for technical theater. After studying both Stage Management and Technical Theater at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, Charles returned to Boston where he has stage managed several productions for North Shore Community College, as well as Apollinaire Theater Company, The Longwood Players, North End Music and Performing Arts Center, White Snake Projects, TCGT Entertainment, here at Central Square Theater, and much more. In his spare time Charles pursues a History degree at Harvard College and is an occasional lighting designer. On a personal note, he dedicates his theater career to his late grandfather.

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