Katherine Scott, she/her (Wardrobe Supervisor) is a wardrobe technician based in the Boston area, and is delighted to be working with Central Square Theatre for the first time. A Gettysburg College graduate, Katherine received her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts in 2021 and has been working with theaters across NY and Boston. Katherine most recently worked as wardrobe supervisor at the Lyric Stage on their production of The Game’s Afoot; she has also worked as a dresser for Commonwealth Shakespeare’s Macbeth, and as costume/wardrobe tech for various productions at Playhouse Stage Company including, Ain’t Misbehavin’, A Year with Frog and Toad, Honk!, and Bright Star. When not backstage Katherine works as a bridal seamstress at Bremelia.
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SeifAllah Salotto-Cristobal
SeifAllah Salotto-Cristobal, he/him,his (Projection Designer) is a father, husband, educator, and storyteller who travels across the country designing lighting and digital media for Theatre, Opera, Dance, Concerts, and Live Events. Over the last 20 years, he has had the privilege to work on projects with many companies including Portland Stage Company (Portland, ME), Lyric Stage Boston (Boston, MA), Penobscot Theatre Company (Bangor, ME), Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Program (Providence, RI), Umbrella Stage Company (Concord, MA), Remote Theatre Project (Brooklyn, NY), Wheelock Family Theatre (Boston, MA), Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine (Portland, ME), The Coterie Theatre (Kansas City, MO), Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts (Warsaw, IN), Maine State Music Theatre (Brunswick, ME), Ogunquit Playhouse (Ogunquit, ME), Theatre at Monmouth (Monmouth, ME), Unicorn Theatre (Kansas City, MO), University of Delaware Dance (Newark, DE), Opera Maine (Portland, ME), Opera Colorado (Denver, CO), Palm Beach Opera (Palm Beach, FL), Tulsa Opera (Tulsa, OK), and Boston Conservatory @ Berklee (Boston, MA). He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Design from the University of Missouri-Kansas City with a focus on Lighting and Digital Media Design. He is an Associate Professor of Lighting Design, Co-Chair, and Head of Production and Design in the Department of Theatre at the University of Southern Maine where he brings his knowledge and experience to help shape the next generation of holistic storytellers and create a more equitable industry., Academically, he has a particular interest in creating a more accessible and hopeful classroom. Seif is a proud member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829. www.seif.design
Amanda Fallon
Amanda E. Fallon they/she (Lighting Designer) is a freelance lighting designer, educator, visual artist, and director. Amanda has worked throughout New England for professional and educational institutions and also holds an MFA in Lighting Design from Boston University. Most recently, they designed Midsummer, Kinda? with Suffolk University, Taming of the Shrew and As You Like it with Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Tall Tales from Blackburn Tavern with Gloucester Stage Company, and Romeo and Juliet with Commonwealth Shakespeare Company. (they/she)
Sugandha Gopal
Sugandha Gopal (Anita) is a theater actor with SETU and Bravo Arts, a New York licensed attorney and a pageant coach and mentor. She has earned titles such as Mrs. BharatUSA 2017, Mrs. India Earth 2018, and Mrs. Earth International Air 2019. She believes that art and culture are powerful mediums to bridge the cultural gap and celebrate diversity.
Jorge Alberto Rubio
Jorge Alberto Rubio (Gabriel) is an actor and theater professor from Los Angeles and Mexico who has worked mostly in New York and Regional Theaters in the U.S., Peru and Russia. He collaborates with artists from many backgrounds and disciplines in the exploration of social equity, diversity and culture through the performing arts.
As an actor, he has had the privilege of working with some of the world´s most celebrated theater practitioners such as Karin Coonrod, Jay Scheib, Octavio Solis and Aya Ogawa from the U.S., Peter Brook, Niel Bartlett, Mark Wing-Davie from England, Dominique Serrand from France, Rodrigo Benza from Peru, Janos Saez from Hungary and Adolf Shapiro from Russia.
He forms part of the international theater group Compagnia de Colombari based in New York dedicated to cultural, social and artistic diversity and the decolonization of classical texts. Recent projects include More or Less I Am Remote with Compagnia de Colombari, El Colaborador at MicroTeatro Lima, a play that reveals political corruption in Peru. Jorge has also created performances for El Día de los Muertos at Museo del Barrio New York and performed at The Public Theater, La Mama, INTAR, Target Margin Theater, Here Arts Center, P.S 122, The Lark, American Repertory Theater, BFA Boston, San Francisco Shakespeare Festival, Teatro de la Esperanza, San Jose Stage Company and Mixed Blood Theater.
Jorge has worked as Assistant Professor and Theatre Program Coordinator at Bunker Hill Community College, He has been an instructor at City University of New York, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, La Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, UPC, Universidad Científica del Sur and La Universidad de San Ignacio de Loyola in Peru. He also is a teacher and co-founder of the theater school in Peru, Talleres de Teatro con Jorge y Monilú–acting workshops for children, youth and adults. He is of Mexican heritage and loves spending time with his brilliant actor and producer wife and his two amazing daughters. He enjoys cooking in the evenings, running, surfing very early in the mornings and swimming in lakes with the familia.