Ramona Lisa Alexander (Marley et al.) was last was seen at Central Square Theater in the first season of Arabian Nights. Most recently, she appeared as Nina in The Royale at Merrimack Repertory Theatre. Regional: Romeo and Juliet (Nurse), The Boys from Syracuse, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company; Barbecue and Saturday Night Sunday Morning, The Lyric Stage Company of Boston; Milk Like Sugar, Breathe Boom, Huntington Theatre Company; Days of Atonement, Israeli Stage; Arabian Nights, Harriet Jacobs, Ti-Jean & His Brothers, A Moon for the Misbegotten, Central Square Theater; Seven Guitars, The Artist Repertory Theatre; The Brother/Sister Plays, King Hedley II, Portland Playhouse (Drammy Award); Intimate Apparel, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre; To Kill a Mockingbird Montana Repertory Theatre, National Tour; A Christmas Carol, Berkshire Theatre Festival; Postcards from Earth, Guthrie Theatre; 103 Within the Veil, Company One (IRNE Award); Doubt, Newton Nomadic Theater; In the Continuum, Joe Turner’s …, Up You Might Race Theatre Company (IRNE Award); In the Blood, Zeitgest Stage Company; Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras, Peter and the Wolf; International: Reggae Sun Splash Music Festival in Jamaica. Film/Television: Knock Around Kids, adekoje-filmwerks. Education: MFA Brandeis University.

David Allen, manager of artistic operations, has worked as an artistic associate at the Hartford Stage Company, where he was the staff dramaturg and director of education. Production dramaturgy at Hartford Stage included A Servant of Two Masters, directed by Bart Sher, Cymbeline, Under Milk Wood and Tiny Alice, all directed by Mark Lamos and Light Up the Sky, directed by Daniel Sullivan. He was also a literary associate and dramaturg for the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven. Productions worked on included A Touch of the Poet, directed by Arvin Brown, An Enemy of the People, directed by John Tillinger and numerous developmental works on the Theater’s “Stage Two,” including world premieres by Keith Reddin, Teresa Rebeck, and David Wiltse. In addition to professional theater work, David has been a professor of theater at the University of Hartford and Bridgewater State University. He was also the founding executive director the Community School of the Arts in Kansas City, Missouri, and the managing director of the Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts, a performing arts magnet high school.

Taylor Hansen, Production Manager, has been with Central Square Theater since its opening in 2008. His work has previously been seen with Tokoloshe, Truth Values and Never Far From Home. Additional design work includes A Shift in Time at the Kingston Gallery and Boston Civic Symphony Orchestra at Regis College.

Nicholas Peterson, Director of Marketing, brings over 20 years of theatre experience both onstage and off, and has worked on web strategies for arts, non-profit organizations, and small businesses since the dot-com boom of the late 1990s/early 2000s. Since 2003, he has been based in Boston, working for New Repertory Theatre, the American Repertory Theatre, consulting, and working on his own projects, including ExploreBostonTheatre.com, an online-only media outlet dedicated to Boston Theatre. His website redesign for the Peterborough Players, a professional summer theatre company founded in 1933, earned New Hampshire Internet Awards for Best Entertainment site in 2003 and 2004. From 2001 through 2010, he consulted with the Board of Trustees Marketing Committee on integration of the Internet with their other marketing practices. Mr. Peterson is the former chair of the Theatre Arts Marketing Alliance (TAMA), a consortium of marketing professionals from theater companies in the Greater Boston Area. He has presented at TCG’s Annual Conference, the Boston Theatre Conference, the Annual Conference of the International Ticketing Association, Value Of Presenting – Arts Research in North America at Northeastern University, and presented to TAMA and Museums of Boston. He has also been on panels at Harvard University, Emerson College, and Southern New Hampshire University and been a guest lecturer at Simmons College. Currently he teaches Marketing and Audience Development in the Masters Program in Arts Administration at Boston University. He is a graduate of Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio and holds a M.S. in Internet Strategy Management from the Graduate Center of Marlboro College.

Cynthia Bargar, director of development is delighted to be at Central Square Theater, working with patrons and donors who support the growth of great theater that illuminates our shared sense of humanity. Prior to joining the staff in 2012, she had been a consultant to the theater for nine years, including during the capital campaign that helped make the dream of Central Square Theater a reality. Cynthia is a development professional who has worked with a variety of nonprofit organizations in greater Boston. For many years, Cynthia served on the Board of Directors of RESIST, a foundation funding activist organizing within movements for social change throughout the United States. She is a graduate of Brown University and has a master’s degree from the Boston University College of Communication.