Brooks Reeves is delighted to reprise his role this season in A Christmas Carol, having also appeared in Central Square’s Arabian Nights. An IRNE winning and twice Norton nominated actor, Reeves has most recently worked with Boston Playwrights Theatre (The Book Club Play), Company One (Greater Good, An Octoroon, Shockheaded Peter), Apollinaire Theatre (The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, etc.) Zeitgeist Stage (Love! Valour! Compassion!, Boys in the Band, Bent), Bitter Bitch Productions (The Golden Girls Musical), Greater Boston Stage (Neville’s Island) and Bridge Rep (Julius Caesar and The Libertine). Also a director, Reeves will be directing his third Boston play Hir by Taylor Mac with Apollinaire this February-March.

Audrey Seraphin, Community & Inclusion Advocate, has been with Central Square Theater since she began as an intern in May 2015. She graduated from Emerson College in December 2015 with a B.A. in Theatre Studies: Arts Management, and immediately joined the staff full-time. As the Community & Inclusion Advocate, she enjoys meeting new community members and patrons, programming Central Conversations, and overseeing the Catalyst Collaborative@MIT Student Advisory Committee. She also chairs the volunteer usher program and assists Front of House staff in making Central Square Theater the most welcoming place it can be. Audrey is passionate about issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion in the arts and society, and leads affinity training group All In! at CST. She is a lifelong resident of Massachusetts, a big fan of Elizabeth Warren, and an aspiring dog owner.

Pamela, Finance Manager, has held arts finance positions at The Acting Company, Pickle Family Circus, Jauchem & Meeh Special Effects, and Hangar Theatre, in addition to gigs managing a performance cafe, a sushi bar/jazz club, and doing accounting for architectural firms. She is a practicing sculptor and writer, and loves dogs, road trips, cooking and the Sunday NYT crossword puzzle.

Ricardy Charles Fabre is originally from New York and is a resident actor at the Flea Theatre (NYC). Ricardy is ecstatic about making his debut at Central Square Theater. Some past credits include The System (The Flea), Weekend Cottage (The Flea) Regionally: Our Town (Portland Center Stage), Belleville (Third Rail Rep). Ricardy would like to thank his friends and family for their support and hopes you all enjoy this wonderful theatre experience.

Alexandria Danielle King* (Nya) Central Square Theater: The Revolutionists, Arabian Nights; Born in Chicago, Alexandria Danielle King is an actor, poet, songwriter, educator, youth advocate, director, choreographer and nature enthusiast.  She received her BA in Drama from Tufts University and advanced theatre training certification from The Moscow Arts Theatre School. She believes that performance art is a divine tool for revealing and examining the condition of the heart. Some of her previous acting credits include: Antigone in Antigone (Classical Theatre of Harlem), Chelle in Detroit ‘67 (New Horizon Theatre), Lorraine Hansberry in Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart (PBS American Masters). In Boston, you can see her in The Bluest Eye at Huntington Theatre April 24th- May 24th. Website: AlexandriaDanielleKing.com Instagram: @Divineloveheals. Pronouns: Divine Queen. For Johnny Lee Davenport.