Sharr White Mr. White’s plays have been developed or produced at theaters across the country, including MCC Theatre, South Coast Repertory, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Marin Theatre Company, Lincoln Center Theater’s Directors Lab, Key West Theatre Festival, and more. He has been honored with a Dr. Henry and Lillian Nesburn Award as part of the Julie Harris Award in Playwriting (The Escape Velocity Of Savages); a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship (Six Years); and the 2009 Skye Cooper New American Play Prize (Sunlight). The Other Place received the 2010 Playwrights First Award and the 2011 Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation’s Theatre Visions Fund Award, and was an Outer Critics Circle award nominee for Outstanding New Off-Broadway Play.

Angie Jepson, she/her/hers (Fight and Intimacy Director) is an intimacy director, fight choreographer, and professor based in the Boston area, and she is thrilled to return to Central Square Theater after choreographing fights for Alma earlier this season.  Her recent work includes intimacy direction for Bluebeard’s Castle/Four Songs (directed by Anne Bogart) with the Boston Lyric Opera and fight and intimacy direction for By the Queen with Trinity Rep.  Her fight and intimacy work has been seen onstage at theatres including the Manhattan Theatre Club, The Huntington, Trinity Repertory Company, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Gloucester Stage Co., Commonwealth Shakespeare Co., SpeakEasy Stage Co., Greater Boston Stage Co., and at several universities in the Boston area. She is currently on faculty in the Brown/Trinity MFA Acting program, and at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where she teaches in the theatre and opera departments. She is a Certified Intimacy Director with Intimacy Directors and Coordinators, a Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors, and she holds an MFA in Acting from Brandeis University.

David DeBeck last appeared with The Nora in A.R. Gurney’s Screen Play.  David has also worked regionally at Theatreworks, Hartford; The Virginia Stage Company, Norfolk; Centenary Stage Co., NJ; and The Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. He has also appeared in productions Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway. Favorite film credits include Paul Hansen in The Company Men, starring Ben Affleck and Tommy Lee Jones.  Favorite television credits include guest roles in Brotherhood (Showtime) and several episodes of Dick Wolf’s Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Special Victims Unit.  David and his wife, Shannon, live in Cambridge.

Jaime Carrillo has recently been seen at SpeakEasy Stage Company as Jackie in The Motherf**ker With The Hat (Winner, Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Production) and as Valentine in Two Gentlemen of Verona at the Actors’ Shakespeare Project.  As a company member of the Classical Theatre of Harlem, Jaime performed in King Lear, MARAT/SADE, Macbeth, Mother Courage and Her Children, and Dream on Monkey Mountain.  Other New York credits include Red Beads (Mabou Mines); The Vultures, Offending the Audience, and I.E., in other words (The Flea Theatre); and Oedipus Rex (Faux-Real Theatre). Regional credits include roles at Woolly Mammoth Theatre, GALA Hispanic Theatre, and Studio Theatre.  TV credits: School Spirits (Syfy); Red Rum (Discovery ID). Training: Graduate, The William Esper Studio; B.A. with honors in theater arts from Brandeis University.  Jaime was also a member of the Bats at the Flea Theatre for two seasons.

Catherine Carr Kelly (Executive Director, Central Square Theater) was Managing Director of Underground Railway Theater for eleven years and served as Campaign Manager for the Campaign for Central Square Theater for the two years prior to becoming the CST Executive Director. Ms. Carr Kelly is also the Founding Managing Director of the Women on Top Theater Festival of New Works, running from 2000 to 2007. She co-founded the award-winning I Was There Project, an interdisciplinary arts-based oral history residency for elementary schools created in partnership with the John Nicholas Brown Center at Brown University. Ms. Carr Kelly is on the Central Square Cultural District Advisory Committee, The MassCreative Leadership Council and a Co-Chair of Development Committee for the Providence Children’s Film Festival. Past board involvement includes the Somerville Arts Council, StageSource, and the Arts/Boston Advisory Board. She served on the inaugural co-hort for the Theater Communications Group’s national Equity, Diversity and Inclusion initiative. Ms. Carr Kelly has consulted for theaters, restaurants, communications firms, and statewide arts councils in public relations, small business management, marketing and EDI. She speaks often on the power of collaboration for non-profits at conferences, public forums and universities. Ms. Carr Kelly has also stage managed, assistant directed, and produced original theater in Prague, Czech Republic

October 2018.