Laura Latreille most recently has appeared in Sweet And Sad (Gloucester Stage) and That Hopey Changey Thing (Stoneham Theatre) and in Dear Elizabeth (Lyric Stage Company of Boston). Other Stoneham Theatre credits include Of Mice and Men and The Unbleached American. Off-Broadway: Love Song (59E59 Theaters) and The Elephant Play (Playwrights’ Collective). Regional: Ryan Landry’s M and Mauritius (Huntington Theatre Company), God Of Carnage and Four Places (Merrimack Repertory Theatre), Time Stands Still (performance named Best Of Boston for 2012 by the Improper Bostonian) and The Understudy (Lyric Stage Company of Boston), Fat Pig and The Shape Of Things (Elliot Norton—Outstanding Actress Award) (SpeakEasy Stage Company), The Sussman Variations and The Glider (Boston Playwrights’ Theatre), The Blowin Of Baile Gall (Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse), Signs Of Trouble and Shel Shocked (Market Theatre), Bash and Sin (Coyote Theatre), and most recently the world premieres of The Trials of Gertrude Moody and Utility Monster with Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater. Laura has also participated in creating new works with the Denver Center Theatre Company, New Dramatists, and Women’s Project and Productions. Education: M.F.A. Brandeis University. Other: Laura is currently a faculty member at Bridgewater State University.

Equiano Mosieri is very excited to be working with Central Square Theater for the first time. After receiving an MFA from Brandeis University, he has performed in First Suburb by Chana Porter at Cloud City, NY. Also recently seen in the piece The Fall of The Kings at The Andrew Freeman mansion. Last summer saw him at the Fairbanks Shakespeare Festival as teacher/ director with the summer drama camp and as a lead in Two Gentlemen of Verona. He was a lead and team writer in Summer Blue (named “most innovative show of 2015” winner) at the NY Fringe Festival. Other credits include the powerful off-Broadway play In Fields Where They Lay at The New Ohio Theater. He has performed at B.A.M’s Next Wave Festival in The Parables Conference,  Romeo And Juliet at Shakespeare & Company, Macbeth at The Berkshire Theatre Festival plus others. He directed the NY premiere of The Clark Doll: A Bedtime Story at Manhattan Rep, The Merrywives of Windsor with FST (Alaska), and was the artistic director of Pistarckle Theater’s Shakespeare Festival in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. For more info visit www.mrequiano.com

Nehassaiu deGannes; Recent credits include: “Cordelia” King Lear, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre; “Mrs Muller” Doubt (Oldcastle Theatre); “The Angel” Marisol (Luna Stage); “Kate” Good People (Hampton Theatre Co.); “Nurse” EQUUS with Alec Baldwin (Guild Hall); and in Canada  “Mustapha Mond,” Brave New World (Litmus Theatre), “Gertrude” Hamlet (Driftwood Theatre); “Lady Capulet” Romeo & Juliet (directed by Tim Carroll), “Queen Anne” The Three Musketeers and The Merchant of Venice (Stratford Festival); Off-Off Broadway Credits include: Celia, Three Gifts for Lenny Bruce (Target Margin Theatre), Room For Cream (La MaMa ETC). Nehassaiu is a graduate of Brown University and Trinity Rep Conservatory, joined Trinity’s Resident Acting Company (Proof, The Skin Of Our Teeth, Cider House Rules) and acted at The Providence Black Rep (Jar The Floor, House of Bernarda Alba) and The GAMM (Top Girls) before moving to NYC.

Jesse Garlick (CapCap) is a theatre maker and educator located in Boston. Previous Liars & Believers credits include Who Would Be King, Yellow Bird Chase and Talk to Strangers. Off-Broadway credits include Good (PTP/NYC). Regional credits include Good, Assassins (New Repertory Theatre), Journey to the West, Arcadia (Central Square Theatre), Beowulf (Poets Theatre), Salome (Bridge Repertory Company), A Midsummer Nights Dream (Classic Repertory Company). Jesse is also a faculty member at the ECI department at Boston Ballet and is the freshman drama teacher at Newton South High School. He received his BFA in Acting from Boston University and has studied at the Dell’Arte Program in Arezzo, Italy.

Adobuere Ebiama is very excited to be making her Central Square Theater debut with The Convert.  Adobuere began her professional acting career at 19 with Boston’s Company One in The Bluest Eye (Pecola-IRNE Nom). She also appeared in Company One’s New England premiere of She Kills Monsters.  Adobuere’s recent stage credits include Where the Mountain Meets the Moon with Wheelock Family Theatre, The Black-Jew Dialogues with Dialogues on Diversity, Dreaming Again with the New Hampshire Theatre Project.  Adobuere has worked with The Boston Playwrights’ Theater, The Boston Actor’s Theater, Raw Fruit, and Nollywood America to name a few. In 2011 Adobuere landed a role in Nollywood film Unwanted Guest, which premiered in movie theaters in Lagos, Nigeria. Adobuere can also be seen playing the role of Maité in the new comedic web series, The Pineapple Diaries. She is also Founder & Artistic Director of Theatre Arts company, Can’t Wait Productions. Adobuere is a proud member of the Actor’s Equity Association.