Warren C. Bowles (Director) is back at Six Points Theater, having previously directed The Last Schwartz, DAI (enough), The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, Jericho and Photograph 51. As an actor, he appeared as Simon in Six Points Theater’s The Whipping Man. He’s had more than 50 years’ theater experience at Mixed Blood Theatre, Park Square Theatre, Guthrie Theater, 10,000 Things Theater, and others. In 2016 he received an Ivey Award in recognition of directing The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, and in 2005, received a McKnight Fellowship for Theater Artists.  

Michael Hoover (Scenic Design) returns to Six Points Theater after designing Promise of America - A Celebration of Jewish American Song, O my God!, Shul, Actually, The Last Schwartz, Natasha and the Coat, Collected Stories, We Are the Levinsons, The Whipping Man, Dai (enough), Bad Jews, and The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, among others. Michael has designed for Guthrie Theater, Theater Latté Da, History Theatre, Torch Theatre, Girl Friday Productions, and Yellow Tree Theatre. Most recently, he was the Lead Scenic Artist at the Guthrie Theater.

Morgan Rainford (Costume Design) is elated to be making its Six Points Theater debut. They have also designed for the Normandale Theatre Club, Theatre 301, and the feature film Faerie. They also serve as the Costume Assistant at the Children’s Theatre Company.

Todd M. Reemtsma (Lighting Design) is delighted to return to Six Points Theater having previously worked on Operation: Immigration and Significant Other. He has designed lighting for American Repertory Theatre-Director’s Lab (Cambridge, Mass.), Gallery Players (Brooklyn, N.Y.), and Footsteps Theater Company (Chicago, Ill.), as well as St. Croix Festival Theatre (St. Croix Falls, Wis.), for Man of La Mancha, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

C Andrew Mayer (Sound Design/Projections) has designed over a dozen shows at Six Points Theater, including Significant Other, Actually, and Photograph 51. He has worked at many fine theaters in the Twin Cities and elsewhere. He was a McKnight Theatre Artist Fellow and in the summer, serves as the Producing Director of the Acadia Repertory Theatre on Mount Desert Island in Maine.

Ryan Melling (Video Design) is pleased to be back at Six Points Theater where he has worked on Promise of America: A Celebration of Jewish American Song and Operation: Immigration. He has produced work with The Moving Company, Minnesota Opera, Threads Dance Project, MIZNA, The Great Northern Festival as well as individual artists: Akiko, Joy Dolo and Luverne Seifert. Formerly Video Content Producer for the Guthrie Theater, his work has been widely recognized by the national performing arts field in creative content for digital media. He is the owner and creative director of Little Fire Digital Studio — a company focused on creating original video content with performing artists and arts organizations.

Jo Holcomb (Dramaturg) returns to Six Points Theater where she’s worked on Promise of America: A Celebration of Jewish American Song; Operation: Immigration; Oh My God; and Shul. At the Guthrie Theater, from 1996, Jo was involved in more than 75 productions, including Metamorphoses; Indecent; Watch on the Rhine; Native Gardens; The Crucible; A Christmas Carol; Crimes of the Heart; Uncle Vanya; The Burial at Thebes; M. Butterfly; The Glass Menagerie and Six Degrees of Separation. She also worked at Ten Thousand Things Theater and Macalester College where she was the dramaturg for Angels in America: Part One. Jo has taught at the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater B.F.A. Actor Training Program; and the National Theatre Institute, O'Neill Center.

Timothy M. Payton (Technical Director) is returning to Six Points Theater for his fifth production, the second as technical director. Tim is currently the Set Designer and Technical Director for Saint Paul Central High School. He’s also a Set Designer with the Young Artists Initiative and Lex-Ham Community Arts, both in St. Paul. Over his 25-year theater career, Tim has performed many technical backstage functions. In 2017, he graduated from Concordia University, St. Paul, with a BA in Theatre.

Laura Stearns (Stage Manager) is excited to dust off her Stage Manager’s hat and get back in the booth for Six Points Theater. Audiences will remember Laura from her performances in Six Points Theater productions of My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding, Stars of David, The Mikveh Monologues, The Last Schwartz, Oh My God, and most recently 25 Questions for a Jewish Mother. Laura has spent the better part of the last 35 years working in theater both on and off stage, and has been seen on a variety of local stages including Illusion Theater, Park Square Theater, and Prime Productions. Laura is an advocate for safety and accountability in theater spaces and is an administrator of the Minnesota Theater Accountability Coalition (MNTAC.org)

Miranda Shunkwiler (Production Assistant) is grateful to be making her debut at Six Points Theater. Born and raised in the Twin Cities, she has been blessed to be a part of the theater community, working with companies such as New Native Theatre, Stages Theatre Company, Minneapolis Musical Theatre, Classical Actors Ensemble, and many more.

Charles Varon (Playwright) has been credited by The San Francisco Chronicle with “redefining the art form of solo performance.” For over 25 years, Charlie has written, performed, directed and taught at The Marsh Theater in San Francisco. His award-winning shows – all created in collaboration with David Ford – include Rush Limbaugh in Night School, The People’s Violin, Rabbi Sam, Feisty Old Jew, and Second Time Around, a collaboration with world-renowned cellist Joan Jeanrenaud. As collaborator/director, Charlie has worked with Dan Hoyle since 2004. Charlie recently completed a comic novel, Feisty Old Jews, about old Jews living at a retirement home. His writing has also appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic and other publications. Charlie is now teaching online writing classes.