Hannah Levinson (Artistic Director, she/her) is a multi-hyphenate theatre artist, with a background in directing, playwriting, dramaturgy, and arts admin. She received her BA from Northeastern University in English, Theatre, and Writing. She currently works at Boston’s oldest LGBTQ+ theater, The Theater Offensive, as the Grants and Foundations Manager, and was a recent member of Company One Theatre's Volt Lab. She’s previously held arts administration and creative roles with Actors’ Shakespeare Project, the National Women’s Theatre Festival, and Boston-based creative writing nonprofit GrubStreet. Hannah strives to bring an ethic of consent, care, and justice into whatever project she’s working on. When she’s not at the theatre, you can find her frolicking outdoors, creating ceramics, watching drag, snuggling her cat Hazelnut Babka, or cooking up something tasty for her friends and chosen family at her cozy home in Jamaica Plain.

Emily Larson (Managing Director, she/her) landed in Boston by way of Ohio, Iowa, and Moscow. She holds degrees in Theatre Arts and English from the University of Iowa and studied devised theatre-making at MXAT and GITIS. She is dedicated to new and emerging work out of a conviction that a vibrant fringe scene is the lifeblood of any theatre ecosystem. Emily is concerned with issues of sustainability in the arts and drawn to the practice of ‘eco-theater,’ sight-specific outdoor work, and the intersection of theatre and political action. Emily has worked as a director, literary manager, and stage manager in the Boston area. Outside of her work in the theatre, she enjoys solo hiking and camping in remote locations, seasonal cooking projects, pickling, reading playscripts, and watching hundreds of movies each year. She also manages a farmer’s market in the Berkshires.

Katy Poludniak (Development Manager, Individual Giving, she/her) is a Boston-based arts administrator and educator. Originally from Texas, she moved to Boston to pursue a degree in Theatre Education from Emerson College. Since graduating, she has worked in a variety of positions at the Magik Theatre, the American Repertory Theater, and The Huntington. She is currently the Executive Management Coordinator at The Huntington, working closely with Executive Director Chris Mannelli on a variety of special projects. When not involved in theatre, Katy enjoys reading (at least 75 books a year!), attending concerts, and traveling back to Texas to see her family (and her dogs).

Mamie Covell (Co-Director of Marketing and Communications, they/them) is an advocate and digital organizer living in Jamaica Plain. Mamie serves on the Communications team at the ACLU of Massachusetts and as the Co-Director of Marketing and Communications with Fresh Ink. Theater Company. Their interest lies in the power of the social internet as a tool for organizing and educating communities. Mamie is a member of the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ youth, where they advocate for legislation to protect and expand the rights of queer youth in our state. Mamie engages in arts-based advocacy in the queer community and beyond. Through producing local concert series, queer book clubs, and contributing to Boston's local theatre scene, Mamie strives to fight isolation through art.

Katelyn Paddock (Co- Production Manager, she/they) is a Boston-based theatre artist and arts administrator. Katelyn loves new works, accessibility at all levels of the artistic experience, and challenging the idea of what good theatre is, who it is for, or what it should be. She is the Associate Director of Event Operations for Northeastern University, where she is currently pursuing her masters in Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship. Katelyn has collaborated with arts organizations throughout New England, including Huntington Theatre Company, Plays in Place, Foul Contending Rebels Theatre Collective, Saint Michael's Playhouse, Vermont Stage Company, and Hovey Players. Outside of theatre, Katelyn loves hiking, reading, cooking for ten, and watching horror movies. Instagram: @katelynpaddock

Louise Hamill (Artistic Director Emeritus and Co-Founder, she/her) is a creative with a passion for developing, watching, and supporting new work. She studied theatre at Connecticut College, where she fell in love with acting and fashion history, and at the British American Drama Academy in London, where she fell in love with... well, everything. She has since worked with many companies both on and off stage in Boston and is a judge for METG’s High School Drama Festival. She is constantly looking for ways to expand her horizons and jewelry collection, watches as many Red Sox and Premier League games as she can, and is known to be mildly obsessed with giraffes and her cat.