Sally Wingert (Doris) has previously appeared at Six Points Theater in The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, Rose, Family Secrets, Woman Before A Glass, and 2.5 Minute Ride, and made her directorial debut with The Whipping Man. She’s been in over 100 productions at the Guthrie Theater, with other Twin Cities credits including, Theater Latté Da, Ten Thousand Things Theater, and Dark & Stormy Productions. Sally has performed in theaters around the country, on Broadway, and in London’s West End.

Craig Johnson (Director) is a longtime actor and director in the Twin Cities. At Six Points Theater he directed The Chanukah Guest and Becoming Doctor Ruth, and acted in Jest a Second! He’s worked at other Twin Cities theaters including The Jungle, Theatre Latté Da, Park Square, and Theatre in the Round. He taught theater at St. Catherine University and managed the James J. Hill House. Recognition includes Ivey awards for acting and directing, and Theater Artist of the Year from City Pages and Lavender.

LiLisa Imbryk (Properties Design) is delighted to be working with Six Points Theater again, having previously worked on a number of shows including Oh my God!, Natasha and the Coat, Photograph 51, Our Class, and Compulsion or the House Behind. She holds a BA from Hamline University and an MFA from the University of Georgia. Lisa works with the Dakota County Historical Society and is a costume and props designer with a variety of companies around town in normal times.

Becca Hart (Illustrator) has worked with sets and props as an illustrator for multiple theatrical productions and has illustrated several children's books. She keeps to the world of storytelling with her work at Beaver's Pond Press. When she's not drawing, Becca performs with theaters in the Twin Cities, which brought her into connection with Six Points Theater.

Charles Fraser (Stage Manager) has been a stage manager for Penumbra Theatre’s For Colored Girls…, and Jitney; Park Square Theatre’s Of Mice and Men, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Last Seder; History Theatre’s Lonely Soldiers and Complicated Fun; Burning House Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me; Mixed Blood Theatre’s Jackie Robinson, and Dr. King’s Dream; Jon Hassler Theater’s Seascape; Minnesota Shakespeare Project’s King Lear; and Leslie Orr’s Hand in Hand.

Samson Perry (Production Assistant) is back with Six Points Theater for his eleventh production, most recently working on Promise of America: A Celebration of Jewish American Song, Operation: Immigration, 25 Questions for a Jewish Mother, Actually and Significant Other. He currently travels around the Twin Cities theater scene as a stage manager, director, and playwright. He also directs and works with students at Elk River High School.  

Deborah Yarchun (Playwright) has honors that include two Jerome Fellowships at The Playwrights’ Center, the 2020 Neukom Literary Arts Award for Playwriting, a Dramatists Guild Foundation Fellowship, an EST/Sloan Commission, and The Kennedy Center's Jean Kennedy Smith Playwriting Award. Her plays have been produced and developed at theaters and universities across the United States and in Canada. Deborah earned her MFA at the University of Iowa where she was an Iowa Arts Fellow.