Stephanie Cotton-Snell has performed with numerous theaters around the country including Stage First Cincinnati, NKU Summer Theatre, the Bard Alley Theater, Cincinnati Public Theater, the Orlando Theatre Project, Seaside Music Theatre and Ensemble Studio Theatre. She also misspent her youth performing in Orlando’s theme parks, including “the mouse.” She is a member of SAG-AFTRA and has appeared in regional commercials, industrial videos and independent films, most recently The Mail.Man with Trailside Productions and The Finest Hours with Walt Disney Pictures.  She holds an MFA from Cincinnati Conservatory and has studied Theatre of the Oppressed with Augusto Boal at TOPLab in New York.  She helped found The Performance Gallery, known in the Cincinnati area for producing collaborative, experimental theatre.  She is founder and artistic director of Girl Talk Theatre, founded to empower Boston’s poor and homeless women through the art of theatre.

Kristen Leigh is thrilled to be making her debut at Central Square Theater in The Edge of Peace. Originally from Massachusetts, Kristen has been living in NYC for the last three years where she participated in stage readings and workshops of new musicals. Previous theater credits include: Martha (Spring Awakening), Witch (Into the Woods), Saint Monica (The Last Days of Judas Iscariot), Jan (Grease), Maureen (RENT) and Woman in Safari Outfit (Chamber Music). In addition to theater, Kristen also does voiceover work: narrating audiobooks for Audible.com and most recently a radio commercial for National Grid. She is a recent graduate from NYU/Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama. Thank you to her family, friends & mentors, especially her parents. www.kristenleigh.net

John McGinty was recently seen as Brian in a critically acclaimed webseries, High Maintenance. He recently played the role Billy in Tribes at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, and Everyman Theatre in Baltimore. Regional credits include Pippin (Center Theater Group/ Deaf West); Fêtes De La Nuit (New Ohio Theatre); and Handicapped People in Their Formal Attire (Premiere Stages). National tour credits include Robin Hood: Thieves of Hearts (Cleveland Signstage Theater Company). Film credits include Closed Captions and Conned. Television credits include I Killed My BFF and FBI: Criminal Pursuit. Readings and workshop credits include Cyrano (New York Theatre Workshop) and Sounds (Playwrights Realm). He is currently the Executive Director at Senses Askew Company in New York, NY.

Adrianna Kathryn Neefus has interpreted for Broadway in Boston’s productions of Flashdance the Musical, Once and War Horse. She has worked with the Boston Landmark Orchestra, Boston Lyric Opera and Commonwealth Shakespeare Company in the Landmark Orchestra’s summer concert series on the Esplanade. Further credits include Wheelock Family Theatre’s productions of Pinocchio, It’s a Wonderful Life, The Hobbit, Pippi Longstockings, Oliver, and Anne of Green Gables. Adrianna is a licensed interpreter with a BS in Sign Language Interpreting from the University of New Hampshire in Manchester. She would like to thank her family, friends, and interpreting team for all their support.

Veronica Anastasio Wiseman is thrilled to be part of this amazing collaboration and excited to be working with Central Square Theater for the first time. Recently: 27 Tips for Banishing the Blues, Talk To At Me and Real Realism (Sleeping Weazel), Bully Dance (Argos Productions), The How and The Why (One Bird Productions), August: Osage County (Footlight Club), Fiddler on the Roof, Cabaret, Nunsense (Woodland Theatre Company). Veronica lives in Sharon with her husband Howard and their two daughters, Giovanna and Shirley. She produces and hosts the profile show “Wise Friends” for Sharon Community Television. Veronica serves as Chair of the Sharon School Committee, is on the Board of Directors for the Citi Performing Arts Center and is on the Board of Overseers of the Huntington Theatre Company.