Rebecca Schneebaum, she/her (Dialect Coach) is an actor and Designated Linklater Voice Teacher who works hard so her dog lives a comfortable life! She has performed with the LAByrinth Theatre Company, American Repertory Theater, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Seacoast Repertory Theatre, Brown Box Theatre Project, and many others. Rebecca has also worked as a dialect and voice coach for numerous theatres, youth theatres, and universities throughout the east coast. Currently, she teaches Linklater voice on the acting faculty at Emerson College and Boston Conservatory at Berklee. As a voice/dialect coach, her core value is to honor the whole context and subtle complexities that comprise a complete human life and are revealed through each person’s voice. Rebecca holds an MFA in Acting from Brooklyn College, a BFA from Emerson College, and completed her voice designation with Kristin Linklater at the Linklater Voice Center, Orkney in 2017. RebeccaSchneebaum.com

Aurelia Lyman​ (Properties Designer) is thrilled to be back in the world of props after a few years away. She would like to extend a great many special thanks to everyone who lent their old equipment and took the time to explain this unique science.

Kristin Loeffler​ ​(Scenic Design)​ Credits include: Photograph 51, Central Square Theater. The Hombres, (Elliot Norton Outstanding Play); The Garbologists; Tiny Beautiful Things (Elliot Norton Outstanding Production), Gloucester Stage Company. Bat Boy; Stupid Kids, SpeakEasy Stage Company. Our Dear Dead Drug Lord, Off the Grid. Luna Gale, Popcorn Falls, Greater Boston Stage Company. Moby Dick (IRNE Award); Tartuffe, New Rep Theatre. Ms. Loeffler has also designed sets and costumes for Lyric Stage, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Harvard/ART, Centastage, The Theatre Offensive, Barrington Stage, Sugan Theatre, Pittsburgh Playhouse, American Living Room@HERE, NYC, and New Georges, NYC. Education: BA, English and Studio Art, Stanford University; MFA, Set Design, Carnegie Mellon University.

Aja M. Jackson is a Boston-based lighting designer. Recent regional credits include Hear Word! (American Repertory Theatre), Straight White Men (New Rep), The Leftovers(Company One – Strand Theatre), The Last Wife (WAM Theatre), and Wit (Calderwood Pavilion – Boston Center of Performing Arts). Other credits include the Midwest tour of What the Wind Taught Me and The Biomorphic Dance Festival in NYC. Aja is Resident Lighting Designer and core collaborator for interdisciplinary, site-specific movement company, Nourishment (www.thisisnourishment.com). Previously she worked as a stage manager with the Denver Center Theatre Company and in Production Management with The Santa Fe Opera. Aja holds an M.F.A. in Lighting Design from Boston University, a B.F.A. in Lighting Design from the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, and a B.A. in Dance Performance from the School of Music. Aja recently was a Mentor in Residence with Brighter Boston, an outreach organization aimed at giving urban teens practical training in event and theatre productions.