Mariagrazia La Fauci (she/her) is the founder and Artistic Director of Trinacria Theatre Company, based in Messina, Sicily. She is a director, producer and collaborative artist whose work encompasses a wide scope of practices. Her theatrical work has been presented in multiple locations across the US, UK and Italy. She received her BA from Brown University and MA in Directing from LAMDA. Mariagrazia taught high school from 2012 - 2015, and has remained a passionate educator ever since. Since 2021 she has partnered with EF as a Manager of Market Development, generating educational travel opportunities for secondary school students across North America.

Natan Last is an immigrant rights advocate and graduate student at Columbia University. Previously, he was a founding member of the International Rescue Committee's Airbel lab, where he managed teams focused on refugee resettlement, malnutrition treatment and prevention, and post-trauma early childhood education. His crossword puzzles and non-fiction writing appear in the New York Times, the New Yorker, and the Atlantic. His poetry has appeared in Narrative Magazine, The American Journal of Poetry, and The Rupture.

Loretta holds a dual license as a Certified Public Accountant and an Attorney. Her professional practice focuses on individuals and small businesses providing income tax preparation and preparation services, estate planning and business and management consulting. Loretta holds a B.A. from Regis College (1979), a M.A. from Boston University (1980), an M.B.A. from Suffolk University (1984), an M.S. T. from Bentley University (1990), an Advanced Certificate in Taxation from Bentley University (1997), a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School (2005), and an LL.M. in Taxation from Boston University (2009). When the demands of tax deadlines are met, she enjoys travel, concerts, and the theatre.

Gina is currently a Vice President at a Boston-based private credit investment manager. She began as a credit analyst there in June 2012. She graduated from Bentley University with a B.S. in Corporate Finance and Accounting. Gina, her husband Kevin, and German Shepard puppy Ted enjoy all things Boston, sports, and traveling to places near and far.

Max is an actor, dramaturg, and historical interpreter based in Salem, MA. He received his BA from McGill University. He works at The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum giving tours, and is also involved in historical and educational presentations at the museum. He is also a tour guide for Cambridge Historical Tours. Ongoing theatrical work includes the story teller role (Meddah) in Othello in the Seraglio with Dünya, a musicians collective, and work with Still Small Theatre Company in The Diary of Perpetua, How I Met Our Father, and other shows in rep. Recent credits include Cry Innocent: the People Versus Bridget Bishop with History Alive!, Measure for Measure with Still Small, and The Woman in Black with the Firehouse Center for the Arts. Max is also passionate about languages and translation, and is always continuing his education picking up new languages; the current challenge is learning Russian. He is also an amateur musician playing the mandolin and the bandoneón. He is a vestry member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Salem, and is actively involved in parish life.