Jade A. Guerra (Iniabasi Ekpeyong) she/her, is a Boston based actor and educator. She is a resident company member of Actors Shakespeare Project. Some of her credits include Thanks but no Thanks (Letters Aloud), The Meeting Tree (Front Porch reading series), Taming of the Shrew (Actors Shakespeare Project), Miracle on 34th street (Greater Boston Stage Co.), King Lear (ASP), Calendar Girls (Greater Boston Stage Co.), Well (Wellesley Rep), Macbeth (ASP) and Young Nerds of Color reading (Central Square theatre). She also has been a reader for Blue Heron, a vocal choir that brings music and poetry from the renaissance.
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Patrice Jean-Baptiste*, (Abasiama Ufot) she/her, is thrilled to be returning to Central Square Theater in “Her Portmanteau” after appearing in CST 2017’s “Building the Wall”. Her recent and previous credits include: Huntington Theatre’s “The Grove” (2nd Ufot Cycle Play); Actors Shakespeare Project’s “King Hedley”, “Taming of the Shrew”, “Coriolanus” and “Hamlet”; Lyric Stage’s “Trouble in Mind” and “Brokeology”; Commonwealth Shakespeare’s “Henry V”; Centastage’s “BoyXMan”; Coyote Theater’s “The Monogamist”. Patrice attended Boston University and Trinity Rep Conservatory. Next up: Plays in Place’s “A New Era”. She was previously a performing arts teacher/ speech and debate coach at Milton Academy and is now a teaching artist with Company One.
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Kem Stewart (Sound Engineer) (he/him) got his start at WYES-TV in New Orleans in the late 1970s, where he was lucky enough to be on production teams that filmed and recorded the likes of Pete Fountain, Doctor John, Professor Longhair, and The Meters for PBS specials. Recent musical theater credits include Avenue Q at TCAN and Robin B Goode at Chelsea Theater Works. Central Square Theater credits include Bedlam’s Pygmalion and A Christmas Carol. Kem does freelance sound engineering and theater electrical work in the Boston area.
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Jack Douglas Riter (Assistant Stage Manager & Wardrobe Supervisor) is a writer and theatre practitioner in the Greater Boston area. Selected Credits: Gatsby (American Repertory Theater), Real Women Have Curves (American Repertory Theater), Library Lion (Adam Theater). Education: BA Ohio Wesleyan University, MFA Emerson College. He would like to express his gratitude towards his colleagues, those who encouraged him to transplant to Boston, those who persist in the creation of art, and Mander, his dog.
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