Justin LaHue (Projection Designer) is a Boston based theatre artist and filmmaker. Previous collaborations include work with the Westport Country Playhouse, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, Harbor Stage Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Speakeasy Stage, Harvard University, Boston Conservatory, Company One, Northeastern University, Seacoast Repertory Theatre, and the Tank (NYC) . He is the recipient of a 2022 BroadwayWorld Boston award (Best Professional Scenic Design | Straight White Men), 2022 Cannes Film Award and regional Emmy nomination (Art Direction | Not on This Night) as well as a 2025 Elliot Norton Award nomination (Outstanding Scenic Design | Tartuffe). BA in Theatre from Suffolk University and a proud member of USA-829. For more information on his work, please visit www.justinlahue.com.

Aubrey Dube (Sound Designer) His previous design credits include Bluest Eye, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Clydes, Fat Ham (Huntington), Paradise Blue, The Thin Place, Stew, The Glass Menagerie (Gloucester Stage Company), Trayf, Good (New Rep), Clydes (Berkeley Rep), As you Like It (Comm Shakespeare Co.) Queens, Torch Song, House of Ramon Iglesia (Moonbox Productions), POTUS (SpeakEasy), Vinegar Tom, Monster, Serious Money, Pentecost (PTP/NYC); Cymbeline, Pilgrims of the Night (Suffolk University), Orlando (Brandeis University), Everybody, The Antipodes, Love and Information, As U Like It, Sensitive Guys (Northeastern University) We Are Pussy Riot (Colgate University), Big Love, The Imaginary Invalid, In the Next Room, Man of La Mancha (Middlebury College); A Taste of Honey (Boston Center for American Performance); Delerium, Daddy Issues, The Hothouse (Boston University); Winter People (Boston Playwrights Theatre); Fences (The Umbrella Theatre) and Downtown Crossing, Vietgone (Company One).  Aubrey holds an MFA in Sound Design from Boston University. Originally from Botswana, he now lives in Boston @footballpowerhour.

Sydney Hovasse (Costume Designer) is a Boston-based costume designer and technician. Previous costume design credits include Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr (Greater Boston Stage Company), Emilia, Entry or you think you know me, La Clemenza di Tito, Alice Tierney (Boston University), and Mother May I (Boston Center for the Arts). Sydney has also worked as a stitcher at theater companies around the Boston area such as The American Repertory Theatre, Boston Conservatory at Berklee, and The North Shore Music Theatre. Sydney is very excited to be designing her first show at CST and would like to thank everyone for welcoming her to the team!

Deb Sullivan (Lighting Designer) is a Boston-based lighting designer. This is Deb’s first work with Central Square.  Recent works include: Speakeasy Stage: Lizard Boy, Lyric Stage: Our Town, Urinetown, Gloucester Stage Company: Ms.Holmes & Ms. Watson Apt2B. Actors’ Shakespeare Project: Emma, Romeo and Juliet. Regional: Trinity Rep, Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, Alliance Theatre, The Public Theater, Shakespeare and Company, Dorset Theatre, Locally, Deb has worked with Northeastern University, BOCO@Berklee, Brandeis University, several high schools and is the lighting designer at a radio station. Upcoming projects: Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Little Women. dlsullivanld.com

Peter DiMuro (Choreographer) has created dances for theatre, concert stage, for on-site and on-screen venues. Recent theatre works include dance/movement for Commonwealth Shakespeare’s As You Like It, Sleeping Weazel’s Everday Life And Other Odds and Ends/Arts Emerson (nominee for the Elliot Norton Award in choreography) and the Central Square Theatre’s Your Town, in collaboration with The Dance Complex, his long standing group of collaborators Public Displays of Motion, and Jean Appolon Expressions. He was Artistic Director of Liz Lerman Dance Exchange 2003-2008, capping a 15-year relationship as performer  and lead-artist with the company founded by MacArthur “Genius” Lerman, and currently is the Executive Artistic Director of The Dance Complex. Future projects: Sleeping Weazel and Public Displays of Motion’s Time & Times Again, debuting in April 2026.
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