Mark St. Germain has written the plays FREUD’S LAST SESSION (Off Broadway Alliance Award), CAMPING WITH HENRY AND TOM (Outer Critics Circle Award and Lucille Lortel Award) FORGIVING TYPHOID MARY, (Time Magazine’s “Year’s Ten Best”) and BECOMING DR. RUTH, the story of Dr. Ruth Westheimer. He’s written ELEANOR, starring Harriet Harris and RELATIVITY, starring Mike Nussbaum, as well as the plays BEST OF ENEMIES, EARS ON A BEATLE, SCOTT AND HEM, OUT OF GAS ON LOVER’S LEAP and FORGIVENESS. THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH, originating at Barrington Stage Company, was subsequently produced in London,  premiered at Barrington Stage Company as did his newest play, FORGIVENESS.

With Randy Courts, he has written the musicals THE GIFTS OF THE MAGI, JOHNNY PYE AND THE FOOLKILLER and JACK’S HOLIDAY. Mark’s musical, STAND BY YOUR MAN, The Tammy Wynette Story, was created for Nashville’s Ryman Theater. With John Markus he

wrote the comedy with music, THE FABULOUS LIPITONES and with Josh Bergasse co-created the dance musical, A CROSSING.

Great Barrington Public Theater premiered his plays DAD and PUBLIC SPEAKING 101.

Mark wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of FREUD’S LAST SESSION which starred Anthony Hopkins and Matthew Goode. He co-wrote the screenplay for Carroll Ballard’s Warner Brothers film, DUMA. His play THE GOD COMMITEE has been made into a film with the same name.  He directed and produced the documentary, MY DOG, An Unconditional Love Story, featuring Richard Gere, and Glenn Close among others. Television credits include THE COSBY SHOW and Dick Wolf’s CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.

His books include the comedic memoir WALKING EVIL and the thriller, THE MIRROR MAN.

He is a member of the Dramatists Guild, the Writer’s Guild East and an Associate Artist at the Barrington Stage Company.  Barrington Stage named their second stage “The St. Germain Stage.”

Juliet is thrilled to work with CST. Favorite roles include Not Medea (Elliot Norton nomination), Silent Sky (IRNE Award winner for Best Supporting Actress), The Pillowman (Tupolski), Bright Room Called Day (Gotchling), Our Miss Brooks (Connie Brooks), The Winter’s Tale (IRNE nomination), and Bully Dance (Nola). Juliet is also a director, improviser, and professional voice artist, serving as the voice of United Way Massachusetts, Dental Relaxation, and Keep Local Farms, along with a variety of documentaries, serialized dramas, and video games.

Curt Columbus became Trinity Repertory Company’s fifth artistic director in January 2006. He is also the artistic director of the Brown/Trinity Rep MFA programs in Acting and Directing. His directing credits for Trinity Rep include POTUS, Becky Nurse of Salem, Sweeney Todd, Tiny Beautiful Things, Macbeth, Ragtime, Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage, Middletown, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, The Merchant of Venice, His Girl Friday, Camelot, Cabaret, Blithe Spirit, A Christmas Carol, Cherry Orchard, and the world premieres of The Completely Fictional—Utterly True—Final Strange Tale of Edgar Allen Poe and Social Creatures. Trinity Rep has been home to the world premieres of three of his plays, Paris by Night, The Dreams of Antigone, and Sparrow Grass, and produced his translations of Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard and Ivanov, as well as Feydeau’s A Flea in Her Ear and Lope de Vega’s Like Sheep to Water (Fuente Ovejuna).

Curt’s adaptation of Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment (with Marilyn Campbell) has won awards and accolades around the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. His translation of Chekhov’s Three Sisters, developed at the Arden Theatre in Philadelphia, is published by Dramatists Play Service, as is Sparrow Grass and his translations of Chekhov’s Seagull, Uncle Vanya, Cherry Orchard, and Ivanov. Curt lives in Providence, Rhode Island with his husband, Nate Watson.

Updated April 2026.

Charlie Thurston‘s plays Someone Will Remember Us, Radical (both co-written with Deborah Salem Smith: deborahsalemsmith.com/)Lifted, A and B, Empire, A Demonstration by Patient Edward, and The History Room have been developed or produced at Huntington Theatre, Trinity Rep, The Filigree Theatre, The Wilbury Group, Brown University, Cornell College, and Creede Repertory Theater.  He was the 2012 recipient of the Trinity Repertory Company’s David Wickham Memorial Playwriting Prize.  He holds an MFA in Acting from Brown University/Trinity Rep where he studied playwriting under Erik Ehn and Deborah Salem Smith.

Updated April 2026.