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John Hardin

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John Hardin (Lord Lovelace & Lord Byron) (he/him) is delighted to be back working in his native Massachusetts: he recently performed with Commonwealth Shakespeare Company in their Boston Common production of Cymbeline, but this production marks his first leading role back home! Other credits include Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare on the Sound), The Sword in the Stone (Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival), Hamlet (Adirondack Shakespeare Company), and The Rivals (Pearl Theatre Company). Recent films include Cutter, The Devil’s Son, and Creatures. In addition to his work walking the boards, John is also a chess coach and tournament player and serves on the board of Boston’s Boylston Chess Club. Much love and thanks to Katie, Mattie Cavanaugh, and Mom.

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Evan Turissini*

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Evan Turissini* is overjoyed to return to Central Square Theater, having previously played Sir Pitt (among half a dozen other roles) in Vanity Fair, which was nominated for Outstanding Production and Outstanding Ensemble at the Elliot Norton Awards in 2020. In 2024, he received a Norton nomination for Outstanding Featured Actor for the role of Madame Bijou in The Spider & The Fly with Imaginary Beasts. Other local stage credits include Love’s Labour’s Lost (Lanes Coven Theatre Company); Haunted (Company One); The Bremen Town Musicians, Casey at the Bat (Imaginary Beasts): A Bold Stroke for a Husband (Theatre in the Open); The Antelope Party, Three Sisters (Apollinaire Theatre Company); Romeo & Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare); Revolution’s Edge (Plays in Place/Old North Illuminated); Twelfth Night, Shipwrecked! (Moonbox Productions); and many more. By day, Evan is the Director of Marketing & Communications for Actors’ Shakespeare Project. You can see him soon in Mount Harvest Productions’ streaming series, The Canon of Grimward. (he/him)
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Josephine Moshiri Elwood*

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Josephine Moshiri Elwood* (Pat) is excited to return to Central Square Theater after appearing in Vanity Fair. Regional: JOB, English, People, Places, & Things, Hand to God, The Whale (SpeakEasy Stage), Our Town (Lyric Stage), Someone Will Remember Us (Trinity Rep), Emma, Othello, God’s Ear (Actors’ Shakespeare Project), Wish You Were Here (Gloucester Stage), The Band’s Visit (Huntington/SpeakEasy), Prayer for the French Republic (Huntington Theatre), Onegin, Gabriel (Greater Boston Stage), Old Money (Commonwealth Shakespeare), Long Ago and Far Away, The Cherry Orchard (Walking the dog Theatre). Film/TV: “Nos4A2,” The Immigrant. Josephine holds a BFA in Acting from Emerson College.

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