Benjamin Evett is an internationally recognized actor, director, producer, and theatre educator. He won Boston’s Elliot Norton Award in 2015 for Outstanding Solo Performance for Albatross, and in 2004 for Outstanding Actor. He was a member of the American Repertory Theatre Resident Acting Company in Cambridge from 1993 to 2003, appearing in over fifty productions. He was Founding Artistic Director of The Actors’ Shakespeare Project, playing Hamlet, Coriolanus, Petruchio, Edmund and Caliban. He has served as Artistic and Executive Director for the Poets’ Theatre and Queen Mab – a Micro-Theatre. He has appeared with the New Repertory Theatre, the Huntington Theatre, Gloucester Stage Company, the Poets’ Theatre, the Arizona Theatre Company, the San Jose Rep, the Virginia Stage Company, the Missouri Rep, the Alley Theatre, and the Cleveland Playhouse, among others. Internationally, he has performed in Moscow, Taipei, Paris, Venice, Madrid, Edinburgh and Dublin.

Spencer Evett is an actor from the Boston area, now based in Brooklyn, NY. A graduate of Skidmore College, he is currently pursuing his MFA at the NYU Graduate Acting program. Spencer has also studied at Shakespeare and Company’s Summer Training Institute in Lenox, MA. Recent credits include Trouble in Mind at NYU and MEMNON at Classical Theatre of Harlem.

Eve Kagan is a critically acclaimed theatre, film and television actor. Having trained with William Esper, Eric Morris, Williamstown Theatre Festival, and LAMDA, she has worked in Boston, NYC, LA and Uganda as a professional actor and theatre teaching artist. She has appeared with New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre, Boston Center for the Arts, Harbor Stage, Alliance Rep, Edinburgh Fringe, and Inside the Ford Theatre, among others. She has taken on the roles of such daring women as Gypsy Rose Lee, Hester Prynne, Virginia Woolf, and the inimitable Hedy Lamarr! Actor by night (and matinee), by day she is a licensed professional mental health counselor, with degrees from Wesleyan, Harvard, and Northwestern universities

Maurice Emmanuel Parent is an award-winning actor, director, educator, and mentor with 20 years of professional experience. He has performed on stages across the US and abroad, including the Huntington Theatre Company, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, SpeakEasy Stage Company, Lyric Stage Company, New Repertory Theatre, and Central Square Theater, Barrington Stage Company, Northern Stage, and Fulton Theatre in Lancaster, PA. His work as both an actor and director has earned him numerous accolades, including three Elliot Norton Awards from The Boston Theater Critics Association, three Independent Reviewers of New England (IRNE) Awards, and an ArtsImpulse Award. Parent is also the creator and performer of Mr. Parent, a one-man show inspired by his years as a public school teacher. Originally staged at the Lyric Stage Company of Boston, the production has since been performed at Geva Theatre in Rochester, NY, and most recently at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. Beyond the stage, Parent has been a dedicated educator for over a decade. 

A Boston (USA) based theater artist, Joe Stallone holds B.A. degrees in Theater Performance  and Dramatic Literature from Boston College and takes on a variety of roles as a theater artist: director, dramaturg, props & set dressing designer, costume designer, and dialect coach.  He has worked with many of the theaters in Greater Boston as well as with both academic and community theaters in the region.  He serves on the Board of Directors of AFD Theatre, one of the oldest community theaters in the US, now in its 104th season. Joe curated the ArlingTEN short-play festival at AFD, and during the pandemic he created a series of online, live-steamed theater events, one of the first to do so in the region.