Demacy Kincaid (Assistant Stage Manager) is a May 2017 graduate of Western Carolina University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Stage and Screen. She recently made the move from Western North Carolina to Central Massachusetts this year. Her focus is in Stage Management and her recent credits include Gypsy The Musical, Resident Alien: A New Musical and King Lear. Demacy would like to thank the ones closest to her for all their love, support and guidance throughout this life-changing journey. She is extremely honored to be apart of the Central Square family.

As of November 2017.

Brian M. Robillard* (Production Stage Manager) He/Him/His returns to Central Square after previously working on Beyond Words, The Half Life of Marie Curie, The Crucible, Bedlam’s Pygmalion, A Christmas Carol. National Tour: Menopause The Musical! Regional credits include  Crazy for You, The Cher Show, Young Frankenstein, Jersey Boys, and Smokey Joe’s Café (Ogunquit Playhouse) How High the Moon: The Music of Ella Fitzgerald, The 39 Steps (Merrimack Repertory Theatre) An American in Paris, Pippin, West Side Story (Reagle Music Theatre) Jersey Boys (North Shore Music Theatre) Macbeth, Cymbeline, Romeo & Juliet (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company) Legally Blonde (Moonbox Productions) Hair, Oliver, We Will Not Be Silent, Lonely Planet, and Brecht on Brecht (New Repertory Theatre) Brian received his BFA in Stage Management from Boston University and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association.

Wally Napier (Illusionist Consultant) is honored to be consulting on his first production with Central Square Theater for their staging of A Christmas Carol. A long-standing member of the Society of American Magicians for over a decade, Wally has had the opportunity to study the art of deception and stage illusions under some of the world’s most renowned illusionists, including David Blaine, Jeff McBride, and David Oliver, among many others. Wally has performed his magic for numerous public and private events, both in America and abroad. A recent graduate of Tufts University, Wally holds the world’s only degree in BioDramatics – an interdisciplinary study investigating the cross-section of biological sciences and stagecraft, neuroscience and performance art, and artistic adaptation and science history — which culminated in the production of Luminesce: A BioDramatic Fiction, a thesis for which Wally served as both Playwright and Director.

As of November 2017.

Meghan Murphy (Youth Mentor) is a soon-to-be graduate of Northeastern University who has produced for film, television and theater in Boston, London, and New York City. What began as a love of visual art as soon as she was old enough to hold a paintbrush later grew into a love of art in its more collaborative forms, particularly film, theater, and dance. She is an alum of the Commercial Theater Institute in New York City, and her next film project, Wise Gals, is slated for release in summer 2018. She is committed to serve with Teach for America after graduation, teaching special education. She would like to give a special thank you to her big brother Joe (her first and best mentor) and to Tom, Julia and Erin, her original mentees and her greatest inspirations. 

As of November 2017.

Siobhan Carroll (Assistant Director & Dramaturg) is delighted to have been a part of the process in creating this production of A Christmas Carol. Siobhan graduated from Boston University’s acting program in 2016. Since graduating she has been a part of New Repertory Theatre’s (CRC) productions of Romeo and Juliet and The Scarlet Letter, Anthem Theatre Company’s I, Snowflake, and Arts After Hours’s Next To Normal. Thanks to Debra Wise, Central Square Theater, and this cast and crew for welcoming her into the creative process. 

As of November 2017.