Peter DiMuro (Choreographer) has created dances for theatre, concert stage, for on-site and on-screen venues. Recent theatre works include dance/movement for Commonwealth Shakespeare’s As You Like It, Sleeping Weazel’s Everday Life And Other Odds and Ends/Arts Emerson (nominee for the Elliot Norton Award in choreography) and the Central Square Theatre’s Your Town, in collaboration with The Dance Complex, his long standing group of collaborators Public Displays of Motion, and Jean Appolon Expressions. He was Artistic Director of Liz Lerman Dance Exchange 2003-2008, capping a 15-year relationship as performer and lead-artist with the company founded by MacArthur “Genius” Lerman, and currently is the Executive Artistic Director of The Dance Complex. Future projects: Sleeping Weazel and Public Displays of Motion’s Time & Times Again, debuting in April 2026.
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Violet Wang
Violet Wang (Assistant Composer & Pianist) is a Taiwanese multi-disciplinary performer, music director, and educator. Classically trained in cello and piano, she dedicates herself to reaching beyond the traditional and committing to the creation of art across genres. Most recently she is the Music Director for the Drama Desk nominated indie-rock musical Lizard Boy with SpeakEasy Stage Company at the Calderwood.
She is currently on faculty as a Music Director and Pianist at Circle in the Square Theatre School, where she recently served as the Music Director for the Emerging Writers Residency presented at the Circle mainstage, as well as at the Green Room 42. Other recent music direction credits include Something Rotten, Urinetown and A Little Night Music. She has also held pianist positions at the Jen Waldman Studio, NYU Tisch (New Studio on Broadway), Barnard College, and IAMT (Institute for American Musical Theatre). wangviolet.com
Megan Lummus
Megan Lummus (Assistant Director) she/her, is very excited to be working on this beautiful Lauren Gunderson show. Megan is an openly queer and neurodivergent theatre director. She is a Resident Director with the Neurodivergent New Play Series, and the Accessibility Chair/Board Member for Studio Theatre Worcester. She has spoken as a panelist at the BroadwayCon 2025 panel: Politics on Stage. Selected Credits: Through the Valley by Anna Kraffmiller (Boston Theatre Marathon/Studio Theatre Worcester), Broadway World Award-nominated Much Ado About Nothing (FRIGID NYC Little Shakespeare Festival), Evidence! by AJ (The Gordon Community Arts Center) , DASH-nominated The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Simon Stephens (A Common Thread Theatre Company). She has been featured in The Theatre Times and Playbill for her work in creating more accessible spaces in the theatre. IG: @meganlummus
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.
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