JC Cutler (Director) last appeared at Six Points Theater in Uncle Philip’s Coat, having previously made his debut in The People's Violin. For the past 38 years, he has made his home in the Twin Cities, performing in many venues including the Guthrie Theater (over 50 productions), Jungle Theater, Cricket Theatre Company, Park Square Theatre, History Theatre, Illusion Theater, Mixed Blood Theatre, Children's Theatre Company, and others. He’s traveled to Dublin, Moscow, and Morocco for various projects and most recently to London for the premiere of Tony Kushner’s Tiny Kushner. He’s grateful for the life he’s been able to spend in and out of the theater, due entirely to the love and support from his wife Judy, his kids, grandkids, and his two canine companions, Josie and Vinny.

Rick Polenek (Scenic and Properties Design) returns to Six Points having previously designed props for SURVIVORS, Sisters in Law, Two Jews Walk Into A War…, Shul and The Whipping Man and scenery for Mizlansky/Zilinsky, Chanukah in the Dark and The Wanderers. Rick has been active in the Twin Cities’ theater and design communities for over 50 years as a scenic designer, exhibition designer, commercial art director and college instructor. Recent projects include Fetal for Frank Theatre.

A. Emily Heaney (Costume Design) is pleased to return to Six Points Theater, after working on The Wanderers last spring. She recently costumed the world premiere of Cold Planet, Warm Heart  for Fortune’s Fool Theatre. She has costumed shows for theaters around the Twin Cities, including Park Square Theatre, Lakeshore Players Theatre, Gremlin Theater, Walking Shadow Theatre Company, Shakespeare & Company, and Theatre in the Round. Regionally, she has worked for Paul Bunyan Playhouse in Bemidji, MN, and Pioneer Place on Fifth in St. Cloud, MN. Emily is the National Costume Rental Coordinator at Norcostco in Golden Valley.

Paul Epton (Lighting Design) returns to Six Points Theater, where he's designed more than 70 shows. Favorites include Uncle Philip’s Coat, The Whipping Man, My Name is Asher Lev, Photograph 51, The Triangle Factory Fire Project, Rose, Old Wicked Songs, and The Chosen. He's designed for many other companies in town and out-state, including Commonweal Theatre, Mixed Blood Theatre, and Off-Leash Area. Over the past 30 years, he's also hung lights at the Guthrie Theater, Children’s Theatre Company, and many others around town.  You can tell where he’s working when you see his bicycle with its fairing parked outside.

C Andrew Mayer (Sound Design) is back at to Six Points Theater having designed over a dozen shows including Sisters in Law, The People's Violin, Significant Other, Actually, and Photograph 51. He has worked at many other fine theaters in the Twin Cities and elsewhere. He was a McKnight Theatre Artist Fellow in the summer, and serves as the Producing Director of the Acadia Repertory Theatre on Mount Desert Island in Maine.

Brady Whitcomb (Technical Director) is returning to Six Points Theater after making his debut with Sisters in Law. Other theaters he's worked at include: Lakeshore Players Theatre, (La Cage aux Folles, Calendar Girls, Christmas Story, Singin' in the Rain);  SOAR Regional Arts, (Grease, Clue, Addams Family, Mary Poppins JR., The Sound of Music, The Diary of Anne Frank);  and Cross Community Players, (Footloose, Legally Blonde). Brady works as a set designer and technical/build director for multiple north west Twin Cities schools. He's from Andover, Minn., and in addition to being a scenic designer, he's also an artist of many mediums including photography, mixed media, and animation.

Jo Holcomb (Dramaturg) returns to Six Points Theater where she’s worked on Groupthink, Two Jews Walk Into A War…, The People's Violin, Promise of America, Operation: Immigration, Oh my God!, and Shul. At the Guthrie Theater Jo was involved in more than 75 productions, including Indecent, Watch on the Rhine, and Native Gardens. She has also worked as a dramaturg at Ten Thousand Things Theater and Macalester College, and teaches in the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater BFA Actor Training Program and the O’Neill National Theater Institute.

Elizabeth Desotelle (Intimacy Director) has been in the performing arts for over 30 years and is honored to be working with Six Points Theater. Intimacy Directors help actors, and all members of a production, advocate for equity, consent and safer boundaries in the workplace. Elizabeth has received the Consent Forward Artist Certification from Intimacy Directors & Coordinators (IDC) in New York City. Her credits include over 100 hours of combined studies and workshop classes at IDC and Theatrical Intimacy Education (TIE) in North Carolina. Recent credits: Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, (Jersey Boys and Beautiful - The Carole King Musical), History Theatre, (Diesel Heart and The Defeat of Jesse James). 

Miranda Shunkwiler (Stage Manager) returns to Six Points Theater after working on Sisters in Law, The Wanderers, TRAYF, Uncle Philip's Coat, Groupthink, the New-Play Reading Festival, Chanukah in the Dark, and The People's Violin. Born and raised in the Twin Cities, she has been blessed to be a part of the theater community, working with companies such as History Theatre, Theater Mu, New Native Theatre, Stages Theatre Company, Minneapolis Musical Theatre, Classical Actors Ensemble, and many more. 

André Johnson, Jr. (Assistant Stage Manager) is excited and honored to return to Six Points Theater having previously worked on TRAYF. He has worked as a Stage Manager in the Twin Cities for eight years for companies such as The Winding Sheet Outfit, Theater Pro Rata, Transatlantic Love Affair, and more.

Martin Coren (Playwright) earned an MFA in Playwriting from Columbia University.  His plays have been produced here and abroad.  He has won two Best Play awards.  Martin lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, their daughter, and their French bulldog.  Many thanks to Six Points Theater for this wonderful opportunity.