Deborah has over 40 years experience as a professional actor, theatre administrator, director, and educator. She received her MA in Theatre Education from Emerson College and has taught and directed throughout

New England at the elementary, high school and college levels. Most recently she taught Shakespeare In Performance at Franklin Pierce University.  In addition to directing for Project Shakespeare,  Deborah directed at Conant High School in Jaffery, NH and ConVal High School in Peterborough, NH, and Mosaic Explore Homeschool in Manchester.

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Deborah is most proud of bringing PS students to Stratford-upon-Avon, England to perform her Hamlet (2014) and Romeo & Juliet (2018) productions at the Royal Shakespeare Company's outdoor theatre,

The Dell.

Angela first fell in love with Shakespeare through her summers spent acting in Project Shakespeare during the program’s Boston years. While studying acting at Emerson College, she interned with Deborah as an assistant director and stage manager.

Since moving to Los Angeles she has helped develop the children’s theatre program of Red Dog Squadron, taught dramatic play, visual art and yoga at the Los Feliz Arts Charter School, travelled to India to learn to teach meditation, write screenplays and collaborate with a leading visual artists.

Angela has a beautiful and spirited daughter, Saskia, who shares her mother’s love for all things dramatic.

Tor Petrov is an avid performer and has a long history with Project Shakespeare. Having completed his Bachelor's degree at McGill University, he's returned to the company as an Assistant Director and Fight Choreographer. In addition, he currently teaches at High Mowing Waldorf School and Pine hill Waldorf School. 

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In his spare time, he enjoys dramatic speeches, board games, and writing his own bios.

After first setting foot on stage at the age of 5, Christopher has never taken a step off.

Falling in love with Shakespeare after seeing a production of Romeo and Juliet.

Going on to see, read and perform as much Shakespeare as he can.

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After being scouted out of High School, he went on to perform locally and internationally with roles including Romeo, Macbeth, Hamlet and Richard III. He has been trained by, and is a member of, The National Theatre of Great Britain and won the "Most Outstanding Male Performance" award for his portrayal of Nicky Lancaster in a production of The Vortex.

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Currently residing back in his home country of England, he returns to Project Shakespeare to direct and mentor act when his schedule allows.

Sarah Wendy has been working with Project Shakespeare since she was 15, first as a student and now as a mentor actor and assistant director. In addition to acting, Sarah Wendy has training in voice, dance, and gymnastics.

Recent roles have included Macbeth in Macbeth, Viola in Twelfth Night, Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing.

Sarah Wendy is currently pursuing a degree in Theatre Studies at Wellesley College under the mentorship of Diego Arciniegas and Marta Rainer. 

After starting as an assistant stage manager in the summer of 2015 for Henry V, Katie has gone on to work on over 30 shows with Project Shakespeare over the past four years, including Macbeth, A Christmas Carol, The Diary of Anne Frank, and Romeo and Juliet.

Often traveling with Deborah for collaborations with organizations such as Mosaic Explore, Franklin Pierce University, and the Monadnock Waldorf School, she stays on top of the technical aspect of all PS shows.

Among other things, Katie also runs sound, does vocal work, trains aspiring stage managers, and works on social media for the company.