Garrett Allen (Directing Intern) is assistant directing Orbiting Human Circus’ The Janitor this fall and Samara at Soho Rep in the spring.

Stafford Arima (Director, Poster Boy) directed A.R. Gurney’s Two Class Acts at The Flea Theater in TriBeCa.

Becky Ann Baker (Cabaret Host) is shooting a film titled “Starbright” in Oklahoma.

Lacey Ballard (Props Intern) has started a year-long props artisan apprenticeship at Phoenix Theatre in Phoenix, AZ.

Cody Bartley (Master Carpenter) is working as a Scenic Carpenter at Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, CT.

Kyle Birdsall (Stage Management Intern) is back at University of Cincinnati’s CCM for his junior year and will be the PSM of Children of Eden this spring.

Jeff Brancato (Resident Stage Manager) is the Assistant Stage Manager of Heisenberg on Broadway, starring Mary-Louise Parker.

Bekah Brunstetter (Playwright, Fridays@3) workshopped her play Cake at Ojai Playwrights Conference and is developing a screenplay adaptation of her musical Smoke On The Mountain for MGM.

Nick Cearley & Lauren Molina (Performers, The Skivvies) co-starred Off-Broadway in Sex Tips…  Nick led the co-production of Little Shop of Horrors at Portland Center Stage & Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.  He is currently performing in Buyer & Cellar for the sixth time at Bucks County Playhouse.

Ruben Civilus (Apprentice) is in his final year at Greensboro College.  He performed in productions of Sugar and Edward Albee’s The Death of Bessie Smith).

Sumiko Cohen (Apprentice) was in a reading of Sarah Ruhl’s new play this fall at Lincoln Center, alongside Sandra Oh and Marisa Tomei (Actor, The Rose Tattoo).

Jillian Coratti (Costume Craftsperson) is currently at Montclair State University teaching “Intro to Technical Theatre” and serving as resident draper and costume shop mentor.

Travis Coxson (Stage Management Intern) is a production assistant on the national tour of The King and I and the assistant stage manager for Buyer and Cellar at the Bucks County Playhouse.

Deborah S. Craig (Actor, Fridays@3) guest starred on the critically-acclaimed TV shows “Better Things” for FX, “Son of Zorn” for Fox and “Workaholics” for Comedy Central.

Jeff Croiter (Lighting Designer, Cost of Living) designed the Broadway productions of Holiday Inn and Falsettos, along with the off-Broadway productions of Sweet Charity and Tiny Beautiful Things, and is currently working on the national tour of Something Rotten.

Trip Cullman (Director, The Rose Tattoo) went straight from WTF to Second Stage, where he directed Leslye Headland’s The Layover. He starts rehearsals this month for Anna Jordan’s Yen at MCC; then he makes his Broadway directorial debut with the transfer of Joshua Harmon’s Significant Other, followed directly by the first Broadway revival of John Guare’s Six Degrees of Separation.

Dan Daly (Assistant Scenic Designer) is designing the scenery for Choir Boy with JAG Productions in White River Junction, Vermont and Side Show at Boston Conservatory.

Alexandra Delano (Print & Graphics Intern) returned to Boston University in September for her junior year where she was recently hired as a student marketing manager for Vans.

Ginna Doyle (Apprentice) is in her final year at Yale University and recently starred in this year’s mainstage production of The Wild Party, directed by Zi Alikhan (Directing Assistant).

Carson Elrod (Actor, The Chinese Room) finished the summer with the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood, recorded a new podcast called “Life After”, and begins rehearsing the David Ives’ play The Liar for Classic Stage Company next month.

Ben Ferber (Professional Training Program Associate) and his company PowerOut are working on remounting the production of Take the Car he directed at WTF back in summer 2015.

Seth Foster (Apprentice) is currently playing Leaf Coneybear in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Weber State University.

Leslie Fray (Non-Equity Company) had her Off-Broadway debut in the New York Time’s Critics Pick Caught at La Mama Theatre and will appear in ABC’s “Time After Time” and USA’s “The Sinner”, starring Jessica Biel and Christopher Abbott (Actor, The Rose Tattoo).

Maddie Gartenstein (Stage Management Intern) moved to New York City and is a happy working (new) member of Actors Equity Association.

Ryan Ginter (Costume Intern) returned to school at Baldwin Wallace and has designed his first production there, Callings; The American Worker.

Ellen Goldberg (Assistant Stage Manager, Poster Boy) is currently the Assistant Stage Manager of Sell/Buy/Date at Manhattan Theatre Club.

P.J. Griffith (Actor, Huzzah) is playing Brom Bones in an immersive production of Sleepy Hollow staged inside Sturbridge Village, and Leon Czolgosz in Assassins at Yale Rep in 2017.

Molly Griggs (Non-Equity Company) was seen this fall in Page 73’s Ultimate Beauty Bible at the New Ohio Theater.

Peter Gwinn (Performer, Baby Wants Candy) finished rewrites of a scripted musical, The Story of a Story (The Untold Story).

Ryan Haddad (Non-Equity Company) will perform his autobiographical solo show Hi, Are You Single?, which he workshopped this summer at WTF, in the Public Theater’s Under the Radar Festival.  The show is directed by Laura Savia (Associate Director).

Palmer Hefferan (Sound Designer, Romance Novels for Dummies) designed Tiger Style! at the Huntington and The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World at Signature.

Katie Lee Hill (Actor, The Rose Tattoo & Poster Boy) workshopped new pieces for Vineyard Theatre and Theatre C., and has an upcoming workshop with Sundance at MassMoCa.

Tom Holloway (Playwright, And No More Shall We Part) has been exciting audiences and dividing critics with his new play Sunshine, which had its world premiere in Melbourne at Red Stitch Actors Theatre.

Antwayn Hopper (Actor, Fridays@3) is in rehearsals with for the Singaporean Literature Festival at the National Opera Centre, where he will be appearing in a play entitled Ovidia Yu Womantree.

Lucas Iverson (Apprentice) is in his final year of undergrad, competing for an Irene Ryan Award, and creating an educational Shakespeare show for high school students.

Maya Jennings (Apprentice) is entering her Junior year as a BFA Theatre Arts major at Hofstra University.

Jeff & Rick Kuperman (Choreographers, Orpheus in the Berkshires) are choreographing an immersive Peter Pan’s Neverland in Beijing for China Broadway Entertainment and Broadway Asia.  Their associate choreographer is Melanie Comeau (Associate Choreographer, Orpheus in the Berkshires).

Jesse Lenat (Actor/Writer, Fridays@3) will be appearing as A.J in Amazon’s “Sneaky Pete”, starring Giovanni Ribisi and Bryan Cranston, starting in January.

Katherine Lane (Apprentice) is the artistic intern for The Civilians and is learning how to do the New York acting thing with support from the WTF community.

Billy Luce Jr (Apprentice) is directing a production of Spring Awakening at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Dylan Luke (Production Manager) is now a full-time production manager with Tinc Productions, overseeing large Broadway/Off-Broadway productions as well as immersive theater experiences.

Martyna Majok (Playwright, Cost of Living) had her NYC premiere of Ironbound and won the following awards: The Helen Hayes’ Charles MacArthur Award for Outstanding Original New Play, The Kennedy Center’s Jean Kennedy Smith Prize, and Ashland New Play Festival’s Women Invitational Prize.

Tyler Matylewicz (Stage Management Intern) joined Actors’ Equity Association this fall as the stage manager for I’m Gonna Pray For You So Hard with The REP Company at The Pittsburgh Playhouse.

Alex McNamara (Master Carpenter) is the staff carpenter at Yale Repertory Theatre, where she recently built Scenes from Court Life, or The Whipping Boy and His Prince and just began building Seven Guitars.

Kat McPhail (Props Artisan) is the seasonal props assistant at Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany.

Hale McSharry (Apprentice) is producing the play Be Aggressive by Annie Weisman for Northwestern University’s Lipstick Theatre, and will soon be touring local elementary schools in a new adaptation of Robin Hood.

Stephanie “Dozie” Mendoza (Associate Company Manager) can be found causing mischief at George Mason University as the Program & Artist Services Coordinator.

Michelle Michaels (Scenic Art Intern) is the assistant scenic designer for Adelphi University’s Marat/Sade and the scenic designer for Adelphi’s The SeussOdyssey.

Alfred Molina (Actor, And No More Shall We Part) left Williamstown to go straight into a new mini-series for Ryan Murphy. He hopes to come back to the festival very soon.

Ella Mora (Apprentice) participated in a workshop of the new musical Riot Antigone, created and directed by Seonjae Kim (Directing Intern), and is performing in Home For The Holidays at The Grand Theatre in Maryland.

Ashley Austin Morris (Actor, Romance Novels for Dummies) just finished shooting the film “Block Island”.  After WTF, Ashley went to Sweden to shoot a commercial and is busy working on her solo show while raising money for seniors in need.

Gregg Mozgala (Actor, Cost of Living) will reprise the role of John in Martyna Majok’s The Cost of Living at the Manhattan Theatre Club this spring.

PigPen Theatre Co. (Guest Performers) is presenting the world premiere of their new play The Hunter and the Bear at Writer’s Theatre!

Will Pullen (Actor, The Rose Tattoo & An American Daughter) spent the fall performing in Sweat at The Public Theater and will be transferring with it to Broadway in the spring.

Harrison David Rivers (Playwright in Residence) received the world premiere of his play Sweet at the National Black Theatre. He also got engaged.

Barbara Rosenblat (Actor, The Rose Tattoo) just finished shooting an episode for the fifth season of “House of Cards”.  Doing The Rose Tattoo at WTF was one of the highlights of her professional career.

Benjamin Scheuer (Commissioned Artist) continues performing his award-winning show The Lion across the country.  His album “Songs from The Lion” was shortlisted for the Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album.

Troy Segala (Apprentice) is now living in NYC, where he is acting and has begun writing two short plays.

Madeline Seidman (Apprentice) is in her senior year at Williams College, where she will be performing in Uncle Vanya and directing a musical in the spring.

Medina Senghore (Non-Equity Company) is in her final year of training in the Juilliard Drama Division where she was seen last in Marisol.

David Shocket (Lighting Intern) has been assistant lighting designer for off-Broadway and Regional shows in the NYC area, and continues to design productions in NYC as well.

Maya Sokolow (Apprentice) is majoring in Theatre and Written Arts, rehearsing two new plays, writing new plays, working as a carpenter to pay for books, training for a half-marathon, and still catching up on sleep.

Nate Stephenson (Apprentice) will be playing the role of Katurian in The Pillowman at Bates College, before studying abroad in Nantes, France.

Taylor Trensch (Actor, Poster Boy) will be playing the role of Barnaby Tucker in the Broadway revival of Hello, Dolly! starring Bette Midler and David Hyde Pierce.

Mike Turner (Non-Equity Company) is currently producing/co-starring in “Bumbling”, a series he co-wrote with Talking Back Pictures.  He was also recently inducted into Rattlestick’s Middle Voice Theater Company.

Moritz von Stuelpnagel (Director, Romance Novels for Dummies) directed the northeast premiere of Mike Lew’s Tiger Style! at the Huntington Theatre and is gearing up for the Broadway revival of Present Laughter by Noël Coward, starring Kevin Kline.

Rachel Valliere (Props Intern) is about to enter her last semester of college at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, where she is studying Arts Management.

Michael West (Playwright, The Chinese Room) adapted The Seagull for the Dublin Theatre Festival in October.  His version of The White Devil will play The Globe in 2017.

Justin White (Non-Equity Company) is in his final year at NYU Tisch’s Graduate Acting MFA program, where he will be performing in The Winter’s Tale and The Cherry Orchard.

Alexander Woodward (Scenic Design Supervisor) recently earned his MFA from Yale.  His designs can be seen across the country, most recently the regional premiere of Ugly Lies the Bone at the Alliance in Atlanta.

Pirronne Yousefzadeh (Boris Sagal Directing Fellow) participated in One Coast Collaboration with Charise Castro Smith, directed The Electric Baby at Fordham University, and continued developing Utopia, Minnesota at The Drama League.

Noah Zachary (Actor, Poster Boy) just got back from Seattle where he played the role of Steve Jobs in the new musical The Crazy Ones, written by Zack Zadek and Alex Pototsky as part of 5th Avenue Theaters NEXTFEXT 2016.

Anna Ziegler (Playwright, Fridays@3) won the WhatsOnStage Award for Best New Play for Photograph 51 in the West End.  Her plays The Last Match and Boy premiered at The Old Globe and Keen/EST, respectively.