Taz Meyers Wardrobe Supervisor (they/them) has been doing wardrobe and costume in Boston for four years now. They have done costume work at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee for both dance and musical theater, and most recently they helped with wardrobe for Commonwealth Shakespeare Company’s performance of Macbeth on the Boston Common.

Lee Nishri-Howitt (Dialect Designer) – Huntington Theatre: A Prayer for the French Republic, The Lehman Trilogy, The Art of Burning, Romeo and Juliet. New Repertory Theater: Trayf, Oliver!, Hair, Romeo and Juliet. SpeakEasy Stage Company: Once, Allegiance. Lyric Stage: Assassins, The Book of Will, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder. Greater Boston Stage Company: The 39 Steps, All is Calm. Lee is an Assistant Professor of speech and accents at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, and teaches public speaking at Harvard University.

Andrea McAdam (ASM) is currently in her final year at Suffolk University. Her most recent shows include Hub Theater’s production of Love, Loss, and What I Wore (ASM), and MassOpera’s production of Magic Flute(ASM). She is grateful to have been able to work alongside a cast and crew of spectacular human beings. Please enjoy the show!

Julia Wonkka, she/her (Properties Designer) is a props and scenic designer based in the Boston area. Previous CST credits include: The Hound of the Baskervilles, Your Town (Scenic/Props Designer), Silent Sky, Her Portmanteau, SPACE, Beyond Words, Machine Learning, Perestroika (Props Artisan). Other credits include Umbrella Stage: The Counter (Scenic/Props Designer), Tick, Tick…Boom!, The Spitfire Grill, The Minutes (Props/Set Dressing). Lyric Stage: A Sherlock Carol (Props Designer) Spindrift Theater: My Mama and the Full Scale Invasion (Scenic Designer). SpeakEasy Stage: Primary Trust(Assoc. Scenic Designer). Moonbox: Guts, Legally Blonde (Props Designer), The Hub: Tartuffe, Burn This (Props Master). Emerson Stage: Are You Someone to Somebody? (Scenic/Props Designer), Three Romances… (Scenic Designer).

Ryan Rappaport (he/him/his) is a Boston-based actor, dramaturg, and theatre artist finding his way through the wild world of theatre. He is excited to be working as dramaturg for Angels in America, Part 2: Perestroika. Ryan is also serving as the newly-minted Connectivity Fellow here at CST. Ryan holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Western Connecticut State University, where he had the opportunity to facilitate the production of two new plays, Benjamin Colón’s Dognap on Dekalb (Assistant Director and Production Dramaturg) and John Nordt’s Night #3 (Dramaturg). Since graduating, Ryan has acted in CST’s YU reading of Super Happy Story in the summer of 2022. He has also been learning the art of playwriting and aspires to see a show of his own onstage someday.