Jenny S. Lee (Henrietta Leavitt) she/her/hers, is a Boston-based Korean American director, actress, and arts administrator who serves as Associate Producer at CHUANG stage and is thrilled to be returning to the Central Square stage. Select acting credits include Founding F%!#ers (Peggy Shippen & Others, Greater Boston Stage), The Recursion of a Moth (Chrys, Boston Playwrights Theatre), The Hound of the Baskervilles (Watson, Central Square Theatre), Yellowface (Jane Krakowski & Others, Lyric Stage), and Troublemaker (May Yu) and Takeover (Pansy) at Asian American Playwrights Collective. Select directing credits include Stories on our Streets: The Boston Chinatown Musical (CHUANG Stage & Company One), Emma (AD, Actor Shakespeare Project), The Heart Sellers (AD, Huntington Theatre), Luz & Urduja (CHUANG Stage), and John Deserves to Die (Assistant Director) at Fresh Ink.  [IG: @_jennyslee_ // thejennyslee.com]

Aimee Doherty*, (Sherlock Holmes, et al.) Central Square: Car Talk: The Musical! Recent credits include: Thirst (Bridget) at Lyric Stage, Indecent (Halina/the Middle) at Wilburly Theatre, Addams Family Values (Morticia) at Wheelock Stage, and The Stranger (Edith) at the Barnstormers, and Merrily We Roll Along (Gussie) at the Huntington Theatre. Other regional theaters include: Shakespeare & Company, Company One, Umbrella Arts, Moonbox Productions, SpeakEasy Stage, Boston Lyric Opera, Boston Ballet, New Rep, Greater Boston Stage, Gloucester Stage, and Theatre By The Sea, among others. Aimee soloed with the Boston Pops under the baton of Keith Lockhart and appeared in the film Don’t Look Up. She is a two-time recipient of the Elliot Norton Award and a three-time recipient of the IRNE Award for Outstanding Actress in a Musical.  www.aimeedoherty.net  

Mfoniso Udofia’s plays, Sojourners, runboyrun, Her Portmanteau, and In Old Age have been seen at the American Conservatory Theater [A.C.T.], New York Theatre Workshop [NYTW], The Playwrights Realm, Magic Theater, National Black Theatre, Strand Theater Company, and Boston Court. She’s the recipient of the 2017 Helen Merrill Playwright Award, the 2017-18 McKnight National Residency and Commission at The Playwrights’ Center and is a member of the New Dramatists class of 2023. Mfoniso is currently commissioned by A.C.T., Hartford Stage, Denver Center, A.C.T., Roundhouse, and South Coast Repertory. Her plays have been developed by Manhattan Theatre Club, A.C.T., NYTW, The Playwrights Realm, McCarter Theatre, OSF, New Dramatists, PCS’s JAW Festival, Berkeley Rep’s Ground Floor, The OCC, Hedgebrook, Sundance Theatre Lab, Space on Ryder Farm, Page 73, New Black Fest, Rising Circle and more.

Larissa Lury is a theater director, an associate professor at New Mexico State University, a deviser, and a former acrobat. She seeks artwork and experiences that open her to new ways of looking at the world around her, and strives to create those experiences for others. She’s directed and workshopped plays for companies including: San Diego Rep, Nashville Rep, American Shakespeare Center, The Assembly, Cherry Lane (Mentor Project), The Playwrights’ Center, Urbanite, Portland Center Stage, Southern Rep, InterAct, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, New Georges, Ma-Yi, The Playwrights Realm, New Jersey Rep, Keen Company’s Keen Teens, McCarter Theatre’s Youth Ink!, and Curious Theatre Company. Larissa’s grateful for the support she’s received for her work, including as a member of the inaugural group of National Directing Fellows, through The Drama League’s Next Stage Residency, a New Georges Audrey Residency, an LMCC Process Space Residency, as Resident Director at Ensemble Studio Theatre, and a chashama AREA Award recipient. She was a member of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, is a part of the National Alliance of Acting Teachers, and is a New Georges Affiliate Artist.  She received a BS from Northwestern University and an MFA from UC San Diego. She works to cultivate practices, processes and structures for our field that are as innovative, equitable, inspiring, productively malleable, supportive and humane as an industry built on creativity warrants (so if you’ve got ideas and want to talk about how to do that better, please reach out!).  larissalury.com