Ásta Bennie Hostetter designed costumes for the world premieres of Infinite Life, Usual Girls, Dance Nation, The Wolves, Men on Boats, Porto, John, You Got Older, and 10 out of 12. She returns to the Alley Theater after designing Clue in 2023. Other favorite projects include Gnit (TFANA), Dom Juan (Bard), and Miles for Mary. Her 2022 directing debut, Marie It’s Time, was a NY Times Critics Pick. USA829 member.

Matt Starritt is a Seattle-based freelance sound designer for theater and dance. Nationally, he has designed for ACT Theatre, Alley Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Intiman Theatre, The Old Globe, South Coast Repertory, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Preston Singletary, and the Under the Radar Festival at The Public Theatre. He is the sound supervisor for the University of Washington’s Meany Center for the Performing Arts and was a founding member of Washington Ensemble Theatre.

Pablo Santiago is an award-winning lighting designer celebrated for his evocative and powerful work in live performance and film. He has received numerous honors, including the LA Drama Critics Circle Lighting Award, the Henry Award, the Richard Sherwood Award, and multiple Ovation Award nominations. His designs have illuminated productions at The Kennedy Center, LA Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and more, consistently earning acclaim for their emotional depth and visual storytelling across theater, opera, and symphonic stages.

Yu Shibagaki (she/her) is a NYC-based set designer whose greatest joy is collaborating on new works. Originally from Nagoya, Japan, she moved to the U.S. alone 20 years ago and has since designed over 40 productions nationwide, including Lookingglass Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, The Old Globe, Hartford Stage, Goodman Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Studio Theatre, Boston Lyric Opera and more. MFA: Northwestern University. yushibagaki.com