TYLER ROSATI is a Boston-based Director, Actor, and Producer. Recent professional credits include: Murder for Two (Director), The Play That Goes Wrong (Director), Titanish (Director), Clue (Assistant Director), It’s a Wonderful Life (Co-Director), and Altar Boyz (Co-Director). Tyler also has an extensive career in educational theater. He formally served as Director of Education at Greater Boston Stage Company where he produced and directed over 25 productions with highlights including: Sweeney Todd, Firebringer, Seussical, Jack and the Giant, and 24 Hour Legally Blonde. Tyler has also spent the last 10 years as an actor, producer, director, and choreographer for a hit Boston-based Shakespeare company with a unique twist. 

Irving Dyson Jr. was born and raised in Southern Maryland—alongside seven older sisters (yes, seven!). He discovered his love for storytelling after playing Puck in his high school’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and he's been chasing it ever since. Now based in New York City, Irving has performed across the country, from the immersive spectacle of Peter Pan 360 to the magic of Broadway in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. On screen, he made a guest-starring appearance on HBO’s The Deuce. Outside of performing, Irving is a dedicated teaching artist, working with students throughout New York, New Jersey, and Maryland. He’s taught with Norwalk Academy, Stagedoor Manor, The Gathering, The Leadership Program (serving Title I schools), and is currently on faculty at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute.
https://www.irvingdysonjr.com/

Kate Sheridan (she/her) is an actor, director, writer, and coach currently serving as Director of Education at Reagle Music Theatre in Waltham, MA. She holds an M.A. in Educational Theatre from NYU Steinhardt, a B.A. in Theatre from College of the Holy Cross, and training in various disciplines including improv (Second City Chicago, Groundlings Los Angeles), musical theatre (North Shore Music Theatre), and physical theatre/Theatre of the Oppressed (University of Puerto Rico). As an educator, Kate has worked at The Hanover Theatre & Conservatory, Walnut Hill School for the Arts, St. John's Preparatory School, and Mount Wachusett Community College/Theatre at the Mount; as a performer, favorite credits include The Spongebob Musical (Wheelock Family Theatre), Sister Act and The Wild Party (Seacoast Repertory Theatre), Annie in The Play That Goes Wrong, Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, and Rona Lisa/Olive's Mom in ...Spelling Bee. In addition to the Thespys and private coaching, Kate is a long-time adjudicator for the Massachusetts Educational Theatre Guild, including their middle & high school festivals, scholarship competitions, and their inaugural Jimmy Awards qualifier. Feel free to learn more or say hello at k8sheridan.com or hellokatesheridan@gmail.com!

Soprano Kristen Buabin is ecstatic to work with MA Thespys! She is known for her rich, warm tone and sparkling coloratura. In addition to music, she teaches history in Lynn. Past credits include work with BYSO and Odyssey Opera. Ms. Buabin holds degrees in Music from Texas Woman's University and Longy School of Music. Her passion for theatre began in middle school with a class reading of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. 

David has been on faculty at Berklee College of Music since 2014, where he is an Assistant Professor in the Voice department. He also holds an adjunct faculty position in Performing Arts/Theatre at Emerson College. David has been teaching, singing, dancing, and acting since 2006. In that time, he managed international gospel choirs, performed in musicals and plays throughout the United States and abroad, managed performers on cruise ships, choreographed, and produced various shows in and out of the U.S.