Stewart Evan Smith (Ensemble Member) Central Square Theater: Les Liaisons Dangereuses, The Edge of Peace; Stewart is a Boston based actor. His most recent credits include The Three Musketeers, It’s A Wonderful Life (Greater Boston Stage Company). Between Riverside and Crazy (Speakeasy Stage), To Kill A Mockingbird (Gloucester Stage), Edward II (Actors Shakespeare Project), Murph (Open Theatre Project), Lucky Stiff (Greater Boston Stage Company), Noises Off (Priscilla Beach Theatre), and Dog Act (Theatre on Fire). For three years, he was a regular performer with Shit-Faced Shakespeare, and is a regular ensemble performer with Mystery Cafe Dinner Theatre.

August 2019

Elizabeth Keegan The Edge of Peace marks Elizabeth’s first performance with Central Square Theatre. A nationally certified interpreter working on the North Shore, Elizabeth received her Interpreter training at Laguardia Community College, and her actor training at The National Shakespeare Conservatory both in NYC. She wishes to thank the cast and crew for the privilege of working together, and also to Beau, her love.

David Sullivan is delighted to be making his debut performance at Central Square Theater in The Edge of Peace! Previous credits include Randolph MacAfee in Bye Bye Birdie (The Footlight Club), Billy in Assassins (Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club), Narrator in Where the Mountain Meets the Moon, Orphan in Oliver! (Wheelock Family Theatre), Tommy Mara in Miracle on 34th Street (Stoneham Theatre), Schlomo Metzenbaum in Fame Jr, and Lewis in Pippin (Boston Children’s Theatre).  David recently filmed his fourth Industrial Commercial for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and can be seen in the upcoming short film, 10 • 38 A Broadcasted Dream.  A huge thanks to the directors Maggie Moore Abdow and Lee Mikeska Gardner for allowing him to enjoy this valuable experience.

Alan White^* (Little Match Girl’s Father, Footman, Ensemble) is grateful to be returning to the cast of Matchless & The Happy Prince. Alan has worked with many New England Theaters and has been seen in numerous commercials. Most recently Alan appeared as MacDuff in Macbeth with It’s a Fiasco Productions.

Stephanie Cotton-Snell has performed with numerous theaters around the country including Stage First Cincinnati, NKU Summer Theatre, the Bard Alley Theater, Cincinnati Public Theater, the Orlando Theatre Project, Seaside Music Theatre and Ensemble Studio Theatre. She also misspent her youth performing in Orlando’s theme parks, including “the mouse.” She is a member of SAG-AFTRA and has appeared in regional commercials, industrial videos and independent films, most recently The Mail.Man with Trailside Productions and The Finest Hours with Walt Disney Pictures.  She holds an MFA from Cincinnati Conservatory and has studied Theatre of the Oppressed with Augusto Boal at TOPLab in New York.  She helped found The Performance Gallery, known in the Cincinnati area for producing collaborative, experimental theatre.  She is founder and artistic director of Girl Talk Theatre, founded to empower Boston’s poor and homeless women through the art of theatre.