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(Producing Artistic Director; Director)
Earned a bachelor's degree from Keene State College in theater/dance and studied Theater and Dance abroad at The University of Derby in England. She is currently studying for her Masters in Non-Profit Management with a cultural arts specialization at Northeastern University. She created the Boston Actors Theater in the summer of 2004 while teaching beginner's theater. The company was put on hold while she finished her third national tour with The Hampstead Stage Company. She also toured with The National Theater Company as Margot in Anne Frank. Although she is primarily a director and producer these days she still tries to perform from time to time. She is currently playing Mattie in the web series Project Nephilim: Salvation , in production from Paracelsus Films. As a director she has received critical acclaim for her direction of the comedy Criminal Hearts, as well as being praised for her choice of pieces for the Summer Play Festival as both a director and artistic director. She looks forward to bringing more great theater to Boston audiences |
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David Lucas: (Technical Director/Core Cast Member)
Studied theater at Northeastern University and loves his time with The Boston Actors Theater. He has worked behind the scenes with The Theatre Project at the Majectic Theatre in West Springfield as well as Company One here in Boston. He has appeared on stage recently in BAT's recent productions of Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll and the brand new Where Moments Hung Before. He is always excited to see where the next show will take him and is enjoying the end of his 5th season with the company. |
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Joey Pelletier: (Assistant Artistic Director/Core Cast Member)
Joey C. Pelletier was born in Portland, Maine and graduated from Dean College in Franklin, MA. He moved to Boston in 2004 where began working as 11:11 Theatre's Marketing Department and was featured in four original plays by Brian Tuttle. He originated roles in Tuttle's All My Upside-Down Roses and Under Her Umbrella. With Alarm Clock Theatre he originated roles in Duplex: A Musical and the 2006 Elliot Norton Award winning P.S. Page Me Later. Along the way he's acted in Tinderbox Stage's production of Polaroid Stories by Naomi Iizuka, Zeitgeist Stage's Blowing Whistles, Holland Productions' Kid Simple: A Radio Play in the Flesh by Jordan Harrison, and imaginary beasts' The Fantastic Voyage of Sinbad the Sailor. In 2008 he became the Assistant Artistic Director and Core Cast Member for Danielle Leeber's Boston Actors Theater (BAT) where he has performed in Metamorphoses by Mary Zimmerman, Sex Drugs Rock & Roll by Eric Bogosian and more. Pelletier's first full length drama Where Moments Hung Before was produced by BAT in 2009 and was received with critical acclaim. He is presently directing The Altruists by Nicky Silver. |
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Jenny Reagan: (Core Cast Member)
Jenny hails from the Boston area and has been involved in theater since she played the nerd in her 5th grade play. She's had a blast working with the cast and crew of The Altruists and is happy to be working with BAT again. Other stuff she's done includes: Fairy Faucet in Sinbad w/The Imaginary Beasts; Morgan in Where Moments Hung Before, Alisson Daniels in Hence These Tears & Ata in Criminal Hearts w/The Boston Actors Theater; Betty/Kafka in All in the Timing w/Bad Habit Productions; Wanda in Kennedy's Children w/The Bodega Theater Co.; National tour of Robin Hood & Greek Mythology w/The Hampstead Stage Co. Jenny loves and thanks her family for being so supportive and counts her blessings everyday. |
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(Graphic Designer)
Richard is currently in going on his 3rd year designing for Boston Actors Theater.
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Paul Ezzy: (Core Cast Member)
Paul is a QA at BorisFX, where he gets to play with After Effects and Final Cut Pro all day. Otherwise, Paul is an aspiring independent filmmaker, actor, and freelance videographer. His favorite past time is making short comedic skits, playing video games, and watching cartoons. Paul is not ashamed to admit that he still loves video games and cartoons at age 29. Paul is originally from Maine, but currently lives in Brighton. He has been doing BAT shows since 2007. His first (and favorite) role was Humphrey Bogart in Play it Again, Sam. |
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(Set Designer)
Jeremy Goodman (set designer) has worked with Boston Actors Theater as set designer for its productions since Summer 2008 and served as lighting designer and charge artist for Metamorphoses. A graduate of Clark University's Theater Arts program, he has designed lights or scenery for a number of shows over the years, including including Clark’s productions of The Faust Sonata and The Seagull and Worcester Forum Theatre's A Christmas Carol. He has taught theater at the middle school and high school levels and directed the premiere of The Joshua Tree in 1995. He has even been known to perform on rare occasions. Outside of the theater, he is a higher education professional.
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Julia Specht: (Core Cast Member)
Metamorphoses is Julia's second show with Boston Actors Theater. Recent stage credits include: “Jessica” in The Basil Pot (also with BAT),“Juliet” in Romeo and Juliet , “Alice” in You Can't Take It With You, “Hermia” in A Midsummer Night's Dream , “Lady Beatrice Jasper” in A Murder Has Been Arranged (melodrama). As for film: Julia has played leading/featured roles in several short and feature length films; the most recent being the starring role in “Stricken", the third feature film from Laurelin Films, a production company based in New England. Julia is an artistic partner with Laurelin Films and is currently developing several other scripts with the company, one of which, “Kite”, will be produced this summer. In addition to her work with Laurelin Films, she has a starring role in the web series Project Nephilim: Salvation, currently in production from Paracelsus Films. |
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