Sally Wingert (Director) has previously appeared at Six Points Theater in Chanukah in the Dark, A Pickle, 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. 

Michael Hoover (Scenic Design) returns to Six Points Theater after designing The People's Violin, Promise of America, 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 back at Six Points Theater where they previously worked on The People's Violin. They have also designed for the Normandale Theatre Club, Theatre 301, and the feature film Faerie. They currently 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 Chanukah in the Dark, The People's Violin, 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.

Anita Kelling (Sound Design) is excited to be back with Six Points Theater where she last worked on all three plays for the New-Play Reading Festival: The Book of Vashti, Book of Hours and Groupthink, and Chanukah in the Dark. She has also designed for Park Square Theatre, Mixed Blood Theatre, Girl Friday Productions, Prime Productions, Theater Mu, Walking Shadow Theatre Company, Yellow Tree Theatre, Stage North Theatre Company, Freshwater Theatre, Theatre in the Round, 20% Theatre Company, The Chameleon Theatre Circle, Normandale Community College, and SteppingStone Theatre. Anita holds a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Minnesota.

Rick Polenek (Properties Design) returns to Six Points Theater having previously designed props for Shul and The Whipping Man and scenery for Chanukah in the Dark. 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 Not for Sale at History Theatre and The Family Line for Stage North. Upcoming projects include a regional tour of Glensheen for History Theatre.

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Jo Holcomb (Dramaturg) returns to Six Points Theater where she’s worked on 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.

Timothy M. Payton (Technical Director) is returning to Six Points Theater for his sixth production, the third 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) dusts off her stage manager’s hat once again at Six Points Theater having last worked on The People's Violin. Laura's performances at Six Points Theater include 25 Questions for a Jewish Mother, Oh my God!, The Mikveh Monologues, The Last Schwartz, Stars of David, and My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding. Laura's 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. She's an advocate for safety and accountability in theater spaces and is an administrator of the Minnesota Theater Accountability Coalition (MNTAC.org)

Scott Gilbert (Stage Manager) is making his debut with Six Points Theater, although he became Manager of Operations in September of last year. Raised in Arizona, he moved to the Twin Cities over 25 years ago and calls it home. He has been active in the local theater scene for decades and has stage managed, designed, produced, directed and even acted for numerous local theaters including Theatre in the Round, The Chameleon Theatre Circle and his own company, Segue Productions. 

Constance Brevell (ASM/Production Assistant) is a BIPOC Twin Cities based stage manager. She’s worked locally with The Wildwood Theatre, 20% Theatre Company, Gadfly Theatre Productions, Shadow Horse Theatre, and Theatre Elision, to name a few, and in Wisconsin, Phipps Center for the Arts and St. Croix Off Broadway Dinner Theatre, both in Hudson. She's also worked on a show at Victory Gardens Theatre in Chicago. Constance holds a BA in Theatre Honors from Gustavus Adolphus College.

Seth Rozin (Playwright) is the author of more than a dozen plays, including Men of Stone, Missing Link, Black Gold, Two Jews Walk Into A War…,The Three Christs of Manhattan, Human Rites, and Settlements, which have been produced at 28 theaters across the country and in Australia. He also wrote the book, music and lyrics for A Passing Wind, which was featured in the inaugural Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts in 2011. He is the co-founder and Producing Artistic Director of InterAct Theatre Company in Philadelphia, for which he has directed over 50 productions.