Ronald J. De Marco is the Properties Director for the Performing Arts department at Emerson College in Boston, where he teaches classes that focus exclusively on properties work for theater, television, and film. Originally from the Chicago area, he has been a Production Manager for Victory Gardens Theater (winner of a Regional Theater Tony Award), Master Carpenter at Northwestern University, and the Resident Stage Manager for the Buffalo Theatre Ensemble in Chicago’s suburbs. In Boston, Ron has worked with more than a dozen of the area’s most well-established theatrical organizations, including SpeakEasy Stage Company, Boston Lyric Opera, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, and The Nora Theatre Company. He has taught one-day intensive workshops for the Wisconsin Area Theatre Festival and the State University of New York in Oswego and been a guest lecturer at UMass Boston. He is a member of the Society of Property Artisan Managers, an international organization of props professionals.

Sam Sewell is a recent graduate of Northeastern University. Since graduating, she has been freelancing as a props and sound person in the Boston theater scene. Her recent credits include Yesterday Happened: Remembering H.M., Arabian Nights, The Hound of the Baskervilles, and Matt & Ben (CST); Futurity and BOB: A Life in 5 Acts (Oberon); St. John the Divine in Iowa (Boston Playwrights’ Theatre); and Wild Swans (A.R.T.).

Jeff Adelberg+ (Lighting Design) (he/him) Previously at Central Square Theatre: Ain’t Misbehavin’, Vanity Fair (Elliot Norton Award), Frankenstein (IRNE award), Constellations, When January Feels Like Summer, mr G., Car Talk: The Musical!!! and Yesterday Happened: Remembering HM. A Massachusetts-based designer, Jeff has designed over 350 productions in New England and beyond. Recent Work: Hamlet, The Effect, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Topdog/Underdog (Gamm Theatre, RI); The Dybbuk (Arlekin Theatre); El Matrimonio Secreto (Florida Grand Opera); Million Dollar Quartet Christmas (Capital Rep, Albany NY); Heroes of the Fourth Turning and People Places and Things (Speakeasy Stage, Boston); Frankenstein (Cincinnati Shakespeare Co. and Merrimack Repertory Theatre); Beckett Women: Ceremonies of Departure (Cambridge, MA and Belfast, NI); and Boston’s Midwinter Revels every December since 2010. Jeff attended the University of Connecticut and teaches at Harvard University. He lives in Holliston, Massachusetts with wife Tess and baby Jo. Member of United Scenic Artists 829.www.jeffadelberg.com / ig: @jdadelberg

+Member of United Scenic Artists.

Seth Bodie is so pleased to be working with Wes and the crew on Car Talk: The Musical!!! again! Seth has worked as a costume designer for Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, SpeakEasy Stage Company, The Lyric Stage Company, The New England Conservatory, and Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, among others. Favorite shows include All’s Well That Ends Well (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); Kiss of The Spider Woman, The Drowsy Chaperone, and Jerry Springer: The Opera (SpeakEasy Stage Company); Henry IV Parts 1 & 2 and The Tempest (Actors’ Shakespeare Project); and The Green Bird (Suffolk University). Currently, Seth is a graduate student at the Yale School of Drama in the Design department, and he resides in New Haven, CT.

Johari Frasier is thrilled to be part of the Car Talk: The Musical!!! crew! This fall, he will enter his senior year at MIT as a double major in Physics and Theater Arts. When not trying to learn the fundamental truths of the universe, he spends his time with various theater groups on and off campus. Most recently, he directed Curtains!; choreographed and played Chauvelin in The Scarlet Pimpernel; and managed properties while playing the role of Officer Lockstock in Urinetown with MIT Next Act. He also played the role of Colonel Calverley in Patience, The Usher in Trial by Jury, and The Mikado in The Mikado with the MIT Gilbert and Sullivan Players. He’s even had time to dabble in radio as The Narrator in Gobbles and Generals, produced by Harvard Radio Broadcasting. He hopes you enjoy the show!