Edward Tolve is thrilled to be returning to the CST after playing Dan in The Nora Theatre Company’s production of Silver Spoon. Other credits include: Harmony, Kansas (Goodspeed Opera House); One Touch of Venus (Boston Conservatory); as well as The Drowsy Chaperone and Chicago (New London Barn Playhouse). He is a recipient of the Drama Desk Scholarship Award for Excellence in Performance and a recent graduate of The Boston Conservatory. Edward would like to thank the URT, friends, and family for their consistent love and support.

Jonathan Luke Stevens is currently a student at The Boston Conservatory. This is his CST debut. Other area credits include: The Donkey Show (A.R.T.) as well as Curtains, One Touch of Venus, and Between Time and Timbuktu (The Boston Conservatory).

Scott H. Severance has over 300 productions to his credit as actor or director during his 32-year professional career, featuring musical turns as Tevye (6 times, including an award-winning performance at Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth, New Hampshire), Pseudolus, Captain Hook, Major General Stanley, Don Quixote, the Cowardly Lion, Benjamin Franklin, and Kris Kringle. The last time he sang with Leigh Barrett was as Herbie in Stoneham Theatre’s Gypsy. Other favorite roles include Oscar Madison in The Odd Couple, Sydney Bruhl in Deathtrap, Clown #1 in The 39 Steps, Tito Mirelli in Lend Me A Tenor, and Sir John Falstaff in Henry IV, Part 1. Scott appeared in the 20th Century Fox film Fever Pitch (with the fabulous Maureen Keiller), and he is a multiple Best Director award winner at the New Hampshire Theatre Awards.

Diego Klock-Perez of Miami, Florida, is a rising senior at The Boston Conservatory. Diego is ecstatic to work on his first professional gig in Boston with CST. A tremendous thank you goes out to Michelle Chassé, Levron Washington, Ron Headrick, Mary Beth, and Diego Sr. “The purpose of life is to be happy.”