Joe Stallone (Assistant Director) holds BA degrees from Boston College in Dramatic Literature and Theatre.  Joe’s directing credits include The Glass Menagerie and The Fantasticks (TCAN Players); Tartuffe (The Umbrella); A Little Night Music; Side by Side by Sondheim (AFD Theatre), ART; On Golden Pond (Winchester Players); Plaza Suite (Quannapowitt Players); The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife (Wellesley Players). Joe was the Company Dramaturg at Gloucester Stage Company in 2014 and was their Resident Props Designer for three seasons. Joe’s most recent work at CST was as Senior Dramaturg for Arcadia. Prior props/set dressing designs at Central Square Theater include Absurd Person Singular (The Nora Theatre Company), Mr g, Sila, A Disappearing Number, The Other Place, and Distracted (Underground Railway Theater). Other credits include Albatross (Poets’ Theatre); Miracle on 34 Street, Distant Music (Stoneham Theatre); Marry Me a Little, And The World Goes ‘Round, Rent, Collected Stories (New Repertory Theatre); Blood Rose Rising (Honest Ghost Productions). Joe’s regional real estate brokerage supports theatre and the arts through its “Refer-a-Friend” arts contribution program.

As of November 2017.

John Oluwole ADEkoje (Projections Designer) is a graduate of Humboldt State University where he earned an MFA in dramatic writing and an MA in film production. John is a national award winner of The Kennedy Center’s ACTF Lorraine Hansberry Playwriting Award for the play Street Hawker and The Roxbury International Film Festival’s Local Filmmaker award for the documentary Street Soldiers, which also showed at the Pan African Film Festival in Cannes, France; The World Film Festival-Montreal; and the BronzeLens Film Festival in Atlanta. John was the winner of the National Tri Annual New Play Competition for Professional Writers, has received the Brother Thomas Fellowship Award, and is a playwrighting fellow at the Tony Award-winning Huntington Theatre Company. Most recently, he was awarded the Emerging Filmmaker Award for Knockaround Kids at the Roxbury International Film Festival. John enjoyed doing projection design for The Mountaintop (URT) and is excited to be back doing visual work for The Other Place.

David Remedios+ (Sound Designer) has previously designed sound at CST for The Other Place, Distracted, Car Talk: The Musical!!!, and Not Enough Air. Recent credits include: A Christmas Carol (Northern Stage, VT); We Had a Girl Before You (Greater Boston Stage Co.); Tall Tales from Blackburn Tavern (Gloucester Stage); Macbeth (Commonwealth Shakespeare Co.); and the world premieres of José Rivera’s Your Name Means Dream and Chisa Hutchinson’s Redeemed (Contemporary American Theater Festival, WV). Other regional credits include productions for Arizona Theatre Company, Everyman Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, Portland Stage, City Theatre Company, Alley Theatre, Trinity Rep, Geva, The Studio Theatre, Theatre for a New Audience, and American Repertory Theatre, among many others. International: productions at prominent arts festivals in Bogotá, Paris, Hong Kong, and Edinburgh. David is Program Head of Sound Design at Boston University’s School of Theatre, and he is a proud member of United Scenic Artists Local USA 829. remediossound.com.

Chris Brusberg is happy to be designing his first show at Central Square Theater. Select area credits include Master Class, Three Viewings, DollHouse, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune (New Rep); The Third Story (Titanic Theater Company); Carmen and Cosi Fan Tutte (Boston Midsummer Opera); Monster, I Am My Own Wife (Boston Center for American Performance); Dead Man Walking, A Little Night Music (Boston Opera Collaborative); Curtains (Boston Conservatory); and Richard III (Northeastern University). Mr. Brusberg earned his BFA in lighting design from Boston University and currently lives in Somerville, MA.