Anthony is an award-winning theatre director based in New York City. His work has been seen at Signature Theatre, American Theatre of Actors, Theater for the New City, The Gallery Players, Hudson Guild Theatre, Feinstein’s/54 Below, the New York Musical Festival, and the New York Theater Festival. Regional credits include Paper Mill Playhouse, White Plains PAC, Red House Arts Center, Summer Theatre of New Canaan, Riverside Theatre, Cape Fear Regional Theatre, and as a visiting member of the Music Theatre faculty at Elon University. Anthony is founder and Co-Artistic Director of The Human Theatre Project.

Sarah Smith has been with the ACT community since 2001. Over the years, she has occupied what seems like every possible role at ACT – starting out as a young actor, and in more recent years transitioning into an enthusiastic member of the creative team. As ACT’s Summer Day Program director, she loved guiding actors through the entire creative process of putting on a musical, including choreography, character development, and set and costume design. When she is not at ACT, Sarah teaches second grade at The Park School in Brookline, MA. She is constantly looking for new and creative ways to incorporate the arts into her teaching and enjoys using aspects of theater to enrich her students’ learning. Sarah credits ACT with igniting her passion for education and imagination, and she is forever grateful to be a part of such a wonderful organization.

Brian Dudley is an educator and arts administrator specializing in youth development and theatre education. He is a full time staff member in student services at Boston University and a faculty member for the BU Summer Theatre Institute. As a teaching artist/facilitator, Brian has worked with many arts and education organizations in the Boston area including the Boston University Summer Theatre Institute, the Massachusetts Youth Leadership Foundation, Arlington Children’s Theatre, Lyric Stage Company of Boston, Wheelock Family Theatre, the JCC North Shore Early Childhood Programs, and Jumpstart at Emerson College. Brian’s training is in collaborative theatre making, applied theatre, multicultural education, and developing arts-integrated curriculum for schools and other non-traditional educational programs. Brian holds a M.Ed in Arts, Community, and Education with a specialization in Theatre from Lesley University and a BFA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College.

Kaylah holds a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts and Communication Arts and currently works in the box office at American Repertory Theater and Huntington Theatre Company. Some of her favorite theatre experiences include playing Penelope Pennywise in Urinetown and performing in a new play at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. When she isn’t doing theatre, she spends her time writing and acting for film.