THT Rep presents Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream | Jan 28 - Feb 14, 2026

Upcoming Events

Main Stage

Cirque Kalabanté

Wednesday, February 18

STOMP

February 20-22

The Choir of Man

Friday, February 27

Jerry Seinfeld

Saturday, February 28

The Stories of Hansel & Gretel and Peter & the Wolf

Wednesday, March 4

Dr. Seuss’s The Cat In the Hat –Live on Stage!

Friday, March 13

Mid-Century & Beyond Part II on the Mighty Wurlitzer with Dr. Kleefield

Sunday, March 15

BrickBox Theater (JMAC)

Adam Ezra Group

Saturday, March 7

Broadway in Worcester presents Tony Award® Winner

Lindsay Mendez

Friday, March 20, 2026

Marlon Wayans

Thursday, March 19

Parsons Dance

Thursday, April 2

Peppa Pig: My First Concert

Friday, April 3

My Best Girl, Silent Film accompanied by Clark Wilson on the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ Friday, April 10

Dog Man: The Musical Wednesday, April 22

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THT Rep presents Who Is Eartha Mae? April 8-19, 2026

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Conservatory

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BrickBox Theater at the JMAC 20 Franklin Street, Worcester

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Board of Directors

Elissa Boisvert, Esq. | Chair

Ken Rapp | Vice Chair

Bill Finn | Treasurer

Tracy V. Wells | Clerk

Abigail M. Childs, MD

Curtis A. Feldman, CPA

Ivan R. Green, MD

Steven G. Joseph

Erica Kidder

John Lauring

Lisa McDonough

Sathi Mitra

Marc D. Montalvo

Jason D. Muise

Kimberly A. Rozak, Esq.

Alan Seiffert

Sanjay Shah, Ph.D.

Michael D. Sleeper

Dr. Charles Steinberg

Carolyn Stempler

John Stimpson

Kimberly Stone, Esq.

John “JT” Tanacea

Marina Taylor

Kellie Thibodeau

Rachel K. Tosches

Ancy Verdier, DMD

Founders

Paul J. Demoga, Esq.

Edward P. Madaus

Honorary Director

Mary C. DeFeudis

Land acknowledgement

We acknowledge the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Nipmuc Nation on which we are working and performing this season. Find more information at native-land.ca.

Mission

To ignite and nurture a passion for the performing arts in audiences and artists of today and tomorrow.

Vision

To be Greater Worcester’s bold, inclusive, and innovative performing arts destination where creativity flourishes, diverse voices thrive, and transformative experiences connect and uplift our community.

LIVY SCANLON

Artistic Director of THT Rep

Photo by UnityMike

Dear friends,

We're grateful you're here to cure midwinter blues with a little Midsummer magic! At THT Rep, we make theatre by and for Worcester; by joining us tonight, you complete that circle. Thank you, and welcome home.

I first encountered this production of Midsummer in the fall of 2024 at WPI, where Drs. Moncrief and Lucie staged it with students in the campus’s Little Theatre. Immediately, I knew a professional version belonged here in the BrickBox.

At its heart, this production celebrates the mad ones—those who don’t fit, who refuse rigid categories, who move through the world sideways. In The Wood, outsiders aren’t punished; they’re powerful. They spark change, create beauty, and remind us that society only grows when we are brave enough to imagine or live in it differently.

So step inside and surrender to the chaos. And when you leave The Wood, take its spirit with you—get in good trouble, love wildly, and make the world outside the theatre as joyful as the one you find here. Party on,

Livy Scanlon

Learn about THT Rep's next show, Who Is Eartha Mae?, at TheHanoverTheatre.org/EarthaMae.

DR. KATHRYN M. MONCRIEF

Director of A Midsummer Night's Dream

Photo by Troy B. Thompson

A Midsummer Night’s Dream remains a favorite because it is, at heart, a play about relationships—friendships, family bonds and, of course, love. It invests deeply in what draws and holds us together and the pressures that threaten to pull us apart.

In this particular moment, our production explores questions that resonate urgently as the lives, bodies, and joy of marginalized communities suffer renewed scrutiny. Who are we allowed to love? Where can we shed our armor and be seen? In a world of cruelty, peril, and loss, what magic—what acts of imagination—allow us to create a freer, more inclusive world?

In our new adaptation, Shakespeare’s enchanted Athenian forest becomes The Wood, a 1980s nightclub where glamour, desire, danger, camaraderie, performance, and liberation co-mingle. Over the course of a single night, the club becomes a site of enchantment, discovery, and transformation, not just an escape but an opportunity to see how imagination is empowering even in the most fraught of times. We invite you to experience the sanctuary of chosen family and the truth that love—messy, chaotic, defiant, necessary, life-giving— remains the most subversive magic we have.

Dr. Kathryn M. Moncrief

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

CREATIVE TEAM

Playwright William Shakespeare

Director and Adaptor ....................................................................Dr. Kathryn Moncrief

Associate Director, Adaptor, Choreographer, and Dramaturg ....... Dr. Sarah Lucie

Scenic and Costume Designer................................................................. Peter M. Rule

Assistant Scenic Designer ................................................................... Adrienne Saucier

Lighting Designer Laura J. Eckelman

Sound Designer ........................................................................................... Scott O'Brien

Fight Choreographer ............................................................................ Robert Isaacson

Makeup Designer ......................................................................................... Christi Dionis

Production Stage Manager ................................................. Elizabeth Yvette Ramirez*

Assistant Stage Manager ......................................................................... Jess Brennan*

Production Manager ........................................................................... Kevin McGerigle

Production Assistant .............................................................................. Abigail Kratman

Wardrobe Supervisor Perri Sylvester

CAST

(IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)

Theseus Jake Berger

Snout/Wall ............................................................................................ Daisy Jane Birch^

Egea .......................................................................................................... Alexa Cadete

Snug/Lion ........................................................................................ Maxwell Caraballo^

Hermia .....................................................................................................Stella Chinchilla

Lysandra Giselle

Helena ....................................................................................... Gillian Mariner Gordon*

Waltpaper ................................................................................................ Kyle Hargrove^

Jewels ............................................................................................................... Ginny Hilli^

Hippolyta ..................................................................................................... Janis Hudson

Demetrius Ian Kramer*

Bottom/Pyramus ............................................................................................ Teddy Lytle

Astro ......................................................................................................... Alyssa Morales^

Oberon Equiano Mosieri*

Puck/Philostrate.......................................................................................... Livy Scanlon*

Flute/Thisbe Mitra Sharif

Titania ......................................................................................................... Meri Stypinski*

Quince/Moonshine ...................................................................................... John Tracey

* Member, Actors’ Equity Association ^ Student, Worc at Play

REMINDER

Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Please turn off all cell phones and electronic devices during the performance.

CHARACTER MAP

* Member, Actors’ Equity Association

Jewels

Quince/Moonshine

Tracey

Astro

DRAMATURGICAL CONTEXT + PLOT SYNOPSIS

CAST

(IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)

JAKE BERGER (Theseus)

Jake is an artist with over thirty years of experience acting, directing and teaching theatre. He received his B.S. in Theatre from Emerson College and his M.F.A from Virginia Commonwealth University. He has also trained with Shakespeare & Company, The Barrow Group, The Sandra-Feinstein Gamm Theatre, Dody DiSanto and Patsy Rodenburg. Jake has acted with Advice to the Players, Saco River Theatre, New Century Theatre, The Actors’ Shakespeare Project, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Shakespeare & Company, Maryland Shakespeare Festival, Zeitgeist Stage and Fort Point Theatre Channel. He is currently a part of the Hanover Theatre Conservatory faculty and resides in Pawtucket, RI.

DAISY JANE BIRCH^ (Snout/Wall)

Rotten Apples Theatre Group: The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals (Deb/Ensemble). The Babson Players: Medea (Director), Grease (Roger), She Kills Monsters (Tilly), Avenue Q (Mrs.Thistletwat). Outside of theatre Daisy is a cosplayer, gamer, and creator. Daisy would like to thank The Hanover Theatre Rep for giving them the opportunity to fall in love with theatre all over again. They would also like to thank their parents and their friends at the Dirty Gerund Poetry Show for encouraging their theatrical dreams. Daisy wouldn’t have discovered a love for poetry without them. instagram: @daisy_jane40

ALEXA CADETE (Egea)

Much Ado About Nothing, The Crucible, Twelfth Night (The Hanover Theatre Rep) The Good John Proctor (Trinity Rep) Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company) The Play That Goes Wrong (Lyric Stage Company of Boston) I Give You My Home (Guerilla Opera) Doubt, A Parable (Studio Theatre Worcester) alexacadete.com

MAXWELL CARABALLO^ (Snug/Lion)

Maxwell is thrilled to be making his professional debut with The Hanover Theatre Rep in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This production marks his return to the stage following his work with the Youth Summer Program and Youth Acting Company at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory. Previous Shakespeare credits include Polixenes in The Winter’s Tale Maxwell is excited to not only return to perform Shakespeare but to also collaborate with an inspiring group of artists and is grateful to continue growing as an actor with The Hanover Theatre Rep.

STELLA CHINCHILLA (Hermia)

Stella is ecstatic to return to The Hanover Theatre Rep! She is currently a junior at Clark University, majoring in Interactive Media (Audio), Technical Theatre, and minoring in Music. Their acting experience comes from participating in speech and competitive theatre during high school in Oak Lawn, Illinois. Most recently, they were in a modern adaptation of Tartuffe at Clark, where she played Dorine (and also wrote the adaptation!). She would like to thoroughly thank Dr. Moncrief for the opportunity and extend a special thanks to her dearest friends, Kurt, Aziliz, De'Angelo, and MB, who have supported her through it all. Hadrien (their partner) also gets an earnest thanks for dealing with her ravings!

GISELLE (Lysandra)

A Christmas Carol (u/s Fred’s wife, solicitor, ensemble) Trinity Rep; Romeo and Juliet (Lady Montague, page, ensemble) The Coast Starlight (u/s Liz/Anna) A Christmas Carol (ensemble, u/s Ghost of Christmas Past) Milwaukee Rep; Collective Rage (Betty 4) Burbage Theatre Company; A Christmas Carol (Present’s Assistant/ Ensemble) Sweeney Todd (u/s Johanna/Beggar Woman) The Inferior Sex (u/s Connie/Gwen) Trinity Rep; La Luz Verde (Jordan) La Mancha (Dulcinea) RI Latino Arts/Trinity Rep; West Side Story (Rosalia) New Bedford Festival Theater. In addition to acting Giselle is also a dancer, singer, choreographer and proud cat parent. They want to thank their parents for their love and support.

GILLIAN MARINER GORDON* (Helena)

Gillian is delighted to be making her Hanover Theatre Rep debut. Performance credits include: A Christmas Carol, North Shore Music Theatre; Bad Jews, SpeakEasy Stage Company; Cold War Choir Practice, Brown University/Writing Is Live; College Colors, Crossroads Theatre Company; Dark Room, Bridge Repertory Theater; Donnie Darko, American Repertory Theater; Singin’ in the Rain, Reagle Music Theatre; The Moors, Swan Lake in Blue, Greater Boston Stage Company; The Night Watch, The Gamm Theatre. Film credits: “Chappaquiddick”, “American Woman”. Gillian is currently attending Brown University where she is writing her honors thesis play about opera diva Lillian Nordica. She is a recipient of the Robinson Potter Dunn Premium Award.

KYLE HARGROVE^ (Waltpaper)

Kyle is in his fourth year of Worc at Play and is honored to return to the stage at the Jean McDonough Arts Center. His previous work with The Hanover Theatre Rep includes MacBeth, Twelfth Night, and Much Ado About Nothing. He is also a member of the Worcester Writer's Collective. He dedicates this performance to Mary. Kelly, and Shawn, who always believed in him.

GINNY HILLI^ (Jewels)

Ginny is excited to be a part of THT Rep’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream! She has been studying with The Hanover Theatre Conservatory for almost five years, as well as working in the box office for three. She made her first appearance here at the BrickBox in the first annual WYSH Project in 2021 and is grateful to be back performing in this space! Some favorite past roles include Cecily Cardew in The Importance of Being Earnest and Cinderella. She hopes everyone enjoys the show!

JANIS HUDSON (Hippolyta)

Janis is grateful to be back at The Hanover Theatre Rep after appearing in both their staged and fully produced productions of The Crucible, as well as Malvolia in Twelfth Night. Other recent highlights include the Witch in Into The Woods (Seacoast Rep), Angie Dickenson in The Prom(Wheelock Family Theatre), Matilda Hyde in All Shook Up (Reagle Music Theater), Elvira in Blithe Spirit (Sullivan Rep), Laurel in Torch Song (Moonbox Prod.), Denise Dupree in Rock of Ages (The Company Theater), and Shelby Stevens in Steel Pier (Sullivan Rep). Her work is dedicated to the late and incomparable Dr. Sandra Hardy, always. Insta: @janis.2.0

IAN KRAMER* (Demetrius)

Ian is an actor/director/teaching-artist based in New York, and thrilled to be making his THT Rep debut! REGIONAL: The Prince of Providence (Trinity Rep); I’m Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter (Denver Center); Baskerville, Alabama Story, Christmas at Pemberley (Greenbrier Valley Theatre); Every Christmas Story Ever Told… and then some (Theater at Monmouth); Seminar (Falcon Theater); Romeo with National Players: Tour 64 (Olney Theatre Center); along with numerous Shakespeare productions at Kentucky Shakes, Texas Shakes, Kingsmen Shakes, and Orlando Shakes. TRAINING: MFA from Brown University; BFA from UCF. When not on stage, he’s rock climbing and traveling the world. Follow along on ig: @ickramer

TEDDY LYTLE (Bottom/Pyramus)

A graduate of Muhlenberg College and MFA recipient from the Brown/Trinity Consortium in 2019. Recent credits include The Moby Dick Blues at the La Mama Theatre, Noise! at The Wilbury Theatre Group, The Curious Incident… at Burbage Theatre. His notable original work includes /a.dick.ted/, OR, Learning to Breathe Underwater aka, I love you, I hate you, Shut up and Tell Me Everything (my trials tribulations and lack of understanding about B.P.D.)…; Apocalypse King: OR, a legacy of small hands aka No One Panic! It's just late stage capitalism!… This is his first production with THT Rep. He teaches at Wheaton College and lives in Providence RI with his muse Bay.

ALYSSA MORALES^ (Astro)

Lyric Stage Backstage Senior Year Project (Reese/Ms. Todd), Envy and Hope (Tres). The Hanover Theatre: A Christmas Carol (Martha Cratchit/Laundress u/s). The Hanover Theatre Repertory: The Crucible (Mary Warren), The Crucible: Staged Reading (Narrator). Prague Shakespeare Summer Intensive: Romeo & Juliet (Juliet/ Sampson). Hanover Theatre Youth Acting Company: Rock of Ages (Justice Charlier), The Seagull (Nina Zarietchnaya). North Brookfield Theatre Guild: Cabaret (Sally Bowles). Calliope Productions: Little Shop of Horrors (Crystal). Alyssa spends their free time designing clothes, writing, and being a proud cat mother. As always, a special thanks and a heartfelt dedication to her grandmother. Instagram: @alycmorales

EQUIANO MOSIERI* (Oberon)

Equiano is making his debut with The Hanover Theatre Rep! Select credits - Film: “Influence” (Co-Lead), “A Thing of Beauty” (Lead). Theatre: Folger Theatre - Our Verse in Time To Come (SOS). Bedlam - Titus (Aaron). Commonwealth Shakespeare Company - Romeo & Juliet (Friar Lawrence). LaMama ETC - Phantasmagoria (Lord Byron). Craig "muMs" Grant’s Beauteous (The Revolutionary). Central Square Theater - The Convert (Elliot Norton Award). New Ohio Theatre - In Fields Where They Lay. Julie Harris Stage - A Raisin In The Sun (Walter Lee). Shakespeare & Company - Romeo & Juliet (Tybalt). BTF - MacBeth. ANPT Nashville - Les Negres by Jean Genet. Director | Creator: The Living Theatre, Sao Paulo - Electric Awakening. MFA: Brandeis University. Equiano is co-founder of 10th Element. His IG: @equianomosieri Love you, family!

LIVY SCANLON* (Puck/Philostrate)

Livy serves as Artistic Director of The Hanover Theatre Repertory (THT Rep). Prior to her arrival in Worcester, Livy founded and helmed Bridge Repertory Theater, where she received an Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Director and an IRNE Award for Outstanding Actress. Other regional credits include Prague Shakespeare Company, Urbanite Theatre, Trinity Rep, Asolo Rep, Hartford Stage, and Paper Mill Playhouse. Livy teaches acting at WPI and in THT Rep’s Worc at Play program. She has been featured in Worcester Magazine’s Women to Watch and Worcester Business Journal’s Power 50. MFA, Acting, Brown University / Trinity Rep. BA, Theatre and Dance, Amherst College (summa cum laude). Love always to P and R. @_worcplaymaker__ worcplaymaker.com

MITRA SHARIF (Flute/Thisbe)

Mitra is thrilled to return to The Hanover Theatre Rep, having previously appeared in The Crucible. Recent credits include S P A C E at Central Square Theater. Mitra is a graduate of Northeastern University and has trained with Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Improv Asylum, and Boston-area casting studios including Boston Casting and Whitty Casting. A proud Iranian-American born and raised in Madison, NJ, Mitra loves athletics, juggling, and rapping. She honors the Stonewall protestors, LGBTQ+ ancestors, and all those fighting for human rights. Mitra sends love to her family and friends for their support. Del be del rah dare. Our hearts have a path to each other. Woman. Life. Freedom. @mitra_nice_to_meet_yah • mitra-sharif.com

creative team

PETER M. RULE (Scenic & Costume Designer)

Peter is a theatrical scenographer & technician, and an assistant teaching professor of theatre design at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Earlier this season, he designed scenery for The Hanover Theatre Rep's production of Doubt. Peter holds an MFA in scenic design from the Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama. rulescenography.com

ADRIENNE SAUCIER (Assistant Scenic Designer)

Adrienne is a recent Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduate with a Bachelors in Architectural Engineering and a Minor in Theatre. This is the first show she has worked on outside of college. During college, she worked mainly in the role of scenic and props designer as well as once as director and lighting designer. This is Adrienne’s second time helping to design A Midsummer Night’s Dream and she is very excited to be looking at it from a new angle in a different role. Outside of theatre, Adrienne works as a structural engineer in NH.

LAURA J. ECKELMAN (Lighting Designer)

Laura is delighted to be back at The Hanover Theatre Repertory after previously designing Doubt, The Crucible, Twelfth Night, Judith, and The Glass Menagerie. Other credits include: Yale Repertory Theatre, Studio Theatre, Peterborough Players, Theater J, Keegan Theater, Triad Stage, The Welders, Perseverance Theatre, The Bearded Ladies Cabaret, Bang on a Can, Capital Fringe, New York Urban Theatre Festival, PTP NYC, Byrdliffe Arts Festival, the International Festival of Arts & Ideas, and many others. Laura is an Associate Professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where she teaches design & management. She is a proud alumna of Middlebury College and Yale School of Drama. laurajeckelman.com

SCOTT O’BRIEN (Sound Designer)

Scott has composed and designed theatre and dance for a variety of off-Broadway and regional theaters. He was the resident composer/sound designer for American Globe Theatre (2000-2014), the Chautauqua Theater Company (2006-2009), Adirondack Theatre Festival (2013-2015), and the Great River Shakespeare Festival (2019 and 2021 seasons). He’s lectured on Sound Design at SUNY-Rockland, Pace University, FairleighDickinson University, The Duke Ellington School for the Arts and Montclair State University (heading the sound design program there from 2015-2019). Recent projects include three shows for the Utah Shakespeare Festival, Native Gardens for the Peterborough Players and Much Ado About Nothing and Doubt for The Hanover Theatre Rep. His production company Duck & Trout Music is based in Gardiner, ME.

ROBERT ISAACSON (Fight Choreographer)

Robert is overjoyed to return to The Hanover Theatre Repertory for more Shakespearean shenanigans! Selected highlights from his 30+ year fight directing career include Much Ado About Nothing, Twelfth Night, Julius Caesar (The Hanover Theatre Repertory), Dial M for Murder, Boeing Boeing (Peterborough Players), Parade, The House of Ramon Iglesia (Moonbox Productions), The Lion in Winter (Theater Uncorked), Cinderella (Open Door Theater), Macbeth, True West, She Kills Monsters (Merrimack College), Wait Until Dark (The Footlight Club). Robert is also a member of SAG-AFTRA, a Taekwondo black belt, and primary talent agent for Oliver the Battle Trout.

CHRISTI DIONIS (Makeup Designer)

Christi is excited to join the talented cast and crew at The Hanover Theatre Repertory to bring A Midsummer Night's Dream to life, following her work on Poe Double Header. Now based in Worcester, MA, Christi teaches Stage Makeup and Special Effects at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory. She has studied at M.U.D, The Makeup Designory in Burbank, CA, and holds a degree in Sculpture from the Academy of Art in San Francisco. Her recent film credits include the short films “Death Request” and "The Hit."

ELIZABETH YVETTE RAMIREZ* (Production Stage Manager)

Elizabeth is excited to return to The Hanover Theatre Rep after working on Julius Caesar in 2021. Elizabeth has been stage managing in New England for over a decade with credits at American Repertory Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, North Shore Music Theatre, City Ballet of Boston, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, SpeakEasy Stage, United Dance, Chuang Stage, Boston Early Music Festival, Reagle Music Theater, Front Porch Arts Collective, Lyric Stage, Central Square Theater, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Greater Boston Stage Company, New Repertory Theatre, Wheelock Family Theatre, Moonbox Productions, and more. They also advise student stage managers at Wellesley College and serve as a proud National Councilor for Actors' Equity Association.

JESS BRENNAN* (Assistant Stage Manager and Sub Stage Manager)

Jess is excited to be back for her fourth show at THT Rep. Her most recent credits include the world premiere of Mother Mary (Boston Playwrights’ Theatre), Sacco and Vanzetti’s Divine Comedy (Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater), Much Ado About Nothing (THT Rep), How to NOT Save the World with Mr. Bezos (BPT), The Crucible (THT Rep), Twelfth Night (THT Rep), Alabaster (Brown/Trinity), and One Flea Spare (B/T). She’s a member of AEA with an MA in Theatre Arts from Middlesex University (London, UK) and a BA in Creative Arts from Siena College (Loudonville, NY). Jess would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support.

KEVIN MCGERIGLE (Production Manager)

Kevin has produced close to 300 productions across the country. Kevin is a designer, director, and production manager covering ballet, opera, musicals, plays, films, and events. Kevin is currently the Producing Production Manager at The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory.

ABIGAIL KRATMAN (Production Assistant and Sub Assistant Stage Manager)

Abigail Kratman is very excited to join The Hanover Theatre Repertory for this vibrant production. They have worked in a variety of management, designer, and technical roles during their time as a student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, as well as at the 2025 Peterborough Players summer stock season. They are very thankful to the company for the opportunity, as well as to their family and mentors for continued support in the pursuit of their passions.

PERRI SYLVESTER (Wardrobe Supervisor)

Perri is the wardrobe manager for The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory. She is also a Worcester based artist. She enjoys teaching costume design classes at the conservatory, costume designing for the Youth Acting Company, serving as Wardrobe Manager for THT Rep shows, The Nutcracker , and Youth Ballet Company productions, as well as being the Costume Manager for the Youth Summer Program. In her free time, she is a metalsmith and jewelry designer, and loves spending time with her black cat, Saturn.

SPECIAL THANKS

All the students who contributed to the 2024 WPI production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Fred and Patty Eppinger (Actor Housing), Rachel and Livy Scanlon (Actor and Creative Team Housing), and Al Stout (Costume and Scenic Assistance). pg 18