Sara Bookin-Weiner is a Boston-based dramaturg who works as the Manager of Outreach at the New Center for Arts and Culture, a nonprofit that explores the Jewish imagination through its programs (www.newcenterboston.org). She previously spent two years as the Dramaturgy and Outreach Fellow at ArtsEmerson: The World On Stage. Sara also serves on the Stage Source Gender Parity Task Force, the One Boston Initiative steering committee, and as a member-at-large on the board of the Association for Jewish Theater. She has worked as a dramaturg on productions with the American Repertory Theater and its Institute, Whistler in the Dark Theatre, and Boston Public Works. She earned her MFA in dramaturgy from the American Repertory Theater/Moscow Art Theatre School Institute for Advanced Theater Training at Harvard University in 2011.

Tommy Tobin is a student at Harvard Law School and the Kennedy School of Government. He currently serves as a Teaching Fellow in the Harvard Economics Department. A graduate of Stanford University, Tommy’s publications have appeared in newspapers and scholarly journals. He previously served as a Research Assistant to Stanford Psychologist Albert Bandura OC for several years and is currently undertaking research to apply Bandura’s moral disengagement framework to drone warfare.

Gale Argentine is delighted to join such a talented group of people in bringing to life the final chapter of the Ware Trilogy. She has performed most recently as Mrs. Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank and Jean Louise in To Kill A Mockingbird. Gale has also appeared in commercials, films, industrials and music videos. Love to Brian, Jamie and Abby.