Anne G. Morgan (Dramaturgy Consultant) she/her/hers, is an award-winning dramaturg and arts leader. She works regularly as a dramaturg with the Playwrights Realm, the Playwright’s Lab at Hollins University, the Kennedy Center, and more, as well as collaborating with playwrights individually. Anne received the 2019 Elliott Hayes Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dramaturgy for her innovative design and stewardship of Shakespeare’s New Contemporaries, the American Shakespeare Center’s new play program. With ASC, Anne dramaturged new plays by L M Feldman, Mary Elizabeth Hamilton, Anchuli Felicia King, Emma Whipday, and Amy E. Witting. From 2012 – 2017, Anne ran the Literary Department at the O’Neill where she worked with David Auburn, Bekah Brunstetter, A. Rey Pamatmat and many others. Anne is currently Programs Director for the National New Play Network and serves as Board Co-Chair for Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas.She lives with her family in Vermont. annegmorgan.com

Rebecca Straniere (Assistant Stage Manager & Wardrobe Supervisor) she/her,  is delighted to work with Central Square Theater. During her time at The State University of New York At Oneonta she has assisted in costuming multiple productions, including:  The Wolves, Gruesome Playground Injuries, and Disgraced. She has also Stage Managed A Doll’s House Part II (Franklin Stage Company) and Assistant Stage Managed A Christmas Story (Surflight Theatre) Most recently, she works as a Freelance Costumer and Makeup Artist.

Lindsay Torrey (Movement Director, Intimacy Coordinator) is an actor, movement specialist, educator and creative producer based in LA and NYC. She is thrilled to be collaborating with these stellar humans to build this beautiful play. Her work as a movement specialist and intimacy coordinator has been seen in several theatrical productions and feature films, most recently Switch & Bait and Broken Bird. As an actor and deviser, she has performed and workshopped new plays with Polybe + Seats, Target Margin, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, New Georges and others. Acting TV credits include The Sinner, The Unusualist, Blue Bloods, Royal Pains. In the summer of 2023, Lindsay produced and performed in the LA premiere of THE CATASTROPHE CLUB, the first in a series of new, site-specific plays and community events centering the climate emergency conversation. Most recently, she produced the short film Bye Bye Barbarito for executive producer NALIP (National Association for Latina Independent Producers) and the NETFLIX Fund for Creative Equity. Lindsay is a part time faculty member at USC School of the Dramatic Arts and Pepperdine University. BA, Columbia University / MFA, The University of Tennessee. Contact: www.lindsaytorrey.com 

Nate Tucker (Sound Designer) is originally from Atlanta who later lived in Virginia and North Carolina. In 2008, he found his musical path in New England. He studied music and art at the North Carolina School of the Arts and the Boston Conservatory.

Tucker has performed or been in production of well over a thousand performances in the Boston area, primarily as a drummer and electronic musician, including performing with dozens of bands and singer songwriters, the orchestra pits of American Repertory Theater, and Bindlestiff Family Circus. He has also composed and done sound design for theater and dance performances at the Dance Complex, Central Square Theater, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Greenwood Cemetery, Panorama Music Festival, AS220, and Portland Bach Experience. Since 2019, he has been a regular composer for BeHeard.World, creating original music for full-length modern dance works and films.

Under the DJ moniker $tonefruit, Tucker is a founding member of the FYI.mp3 DJ Collective, known for three very different DJs playing back-to-back. You can listen to Nate Tucker’s original film scores, the folk project The Locked Room, the most recent $tonefruit album, as well as other projects at NateTuckerMusic.bandcamp.com or on your favorite streaming service.

Charlotte Snow (Costume Designer)  is ecstatic to be making her CST debut on a play with such a powerful message. She has been bopping about and designing costumes all over the Boston area such as What If? Queer Creator Collaborative (Romeo And Juliet, O’Possum, Magic Girl!… And Her Demons, The Importance of Being Earnest), Watertown Children’s Theatre (Eurydice, Radium Girls), The Youth Intensives at Actors’ Shakespeare Project (The Tempest, Hamlet, Julius Caesar)Her Alma Mater, Boston Conservatory (D’arc Water), and Fresh Ink Theatre (Truth or Consequences). In addition to being a costume designer, she is also a playwright, director, actor. Next up, she will be at co-directing at Lyric Stage (The Great Reveal). She would like to thank her friends and found-family for their love and for them putting up with her erratic and bizarre antics.