Jennifer Coolidge is known for her many memorable roles in the American Pie films, Legally Blonde films and A Cinderella Story. Jennifer has also starred in Christopher Guest’s Best in Show, A Mighty Wind and For Your Consideration. She is currently a series regular on the hit CBS series 2 Broke Girls and was seen opposite Steve Carell in Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, which was released this past October. Jennifer was also on Broadway in all-star casts of The Women and Elling with Brendan Fraser and Denis O’Hare.

Along with his work at CST, Andrew, Patron Services Manager, is a professional Fight Director & Intimacy Specialist. Andrew’s local credits include: Don Giovanni (Boston Lyric Opera) I Puritani (BLO), A Little Night Music (The Huntington Theatre), Don Giovanni & La Tragédie de Carmen (Boston University Opera Institute).

In NYC Andrew’s work has been featured on stage at The Metropolitan Opera in their production of Armida staring Renee Fleming and Lawrence Brownlee. Directed by Mary Zimmerman. Off-Broadway at New World Stages, 59E59, Theater for a New City, CAP 21, and Theatre54. His international work includes the 75th Anniversary Tour of Porgy and Bess which toured North America and Europe. Andrew created the violence and sexuality for the inaugural production of West Side Story at the Adger Teater Kilden in Kristiansand Norway. Andrew’s work was also featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in SAFE. From 2008 to 2014 Andrew was the Resident Fight Choreographer for Central City Opera . His work was featured in numerous productions including: West Side Story, Carmen, Dead Man Walking, Seven Deadly Sins, Gianni Schicci, Oklahoma!, Show Boat, and Rinaldo.

While at CCO Andrew taught Stage Combat for the Bonfils-Stanton Artists Training Program. Andrew has been a Guest Instructor/Lecturer at: NYU, CAP 21, University of Oklahoma, Boston University, The New England Conservatory, Oklahoma City University, Hofstra University, The School of Visual Arts, and Charleston Southern University.

Andrew lives with his amazing wife and two great pups!

Tabitha, Marketing Associate, joined Central Square Theater as a volunteer in October 2014, before coming on board officially as part of the Patron Services team last year. Having had a brief break to become a mother, Tabitha is delighted to back at CST. Originally from England, Tabitha graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2007 and has worked in theater (or theatre as she thinks of it!) ever since. In London, she worked as an actor, in press and marketing, in production and as an assistant for an actors’ agency. She is very happy to be continuing her work in theater/theatre in Boston at CST.

Gwendolyn Baptiste is a member the Youth Underground Ambassador Ensemble at Central Square Theater. She’s sung with Opera Boston through the Boston Children’s Chorus in their production of Madame White Snake. She’s also acted in ensembles through the Charles River Creative Arts Program. She looks forward to exploring the topics of science and spirituality, both individually, and how they relate.  She looks forward also to dialoguing about the philosophies touched upon in Mr g.