Artistic Director

Rebecca O’Neil is a Seattle-based actor with a passion for equity in the theatre and a profound interest in using the theatre to tell stories about all kinds of people, at all the intersections in their lives. A 2019 of the MFA Arts Leadership program at Seattle University, she applied her classroom work to the development of The Shattered Glass Project. Rebecca is the president of the Theater Puget Sound board of directors for 2023 and previously served as treasurer. She has an MFA in Acting (University of Portland); an MA in Teaching (Willamette University), and a BA in Dramatic Arts (Mills College). She is the proud mother of Jade, Gemma and Rafferty, and grandmother of Leila. Peter: I couldn’t do this without you.

Communications Manager

Carolynne Wilcox  is a Seattle-based actor and playwright whose plays have been produced both locally and regionally, including virtual productions  of Loom and A Series of Small Cataclysms (co-written with Jen Smith Anderson and also produced IRL pre-pandemic) and both in-person iterations of Through The Window with TSGP. Favorite recent roles include Manuel in Miss You Like Hell with Strawberry Theatre Workshop, Adele in In the Time of the Butterflies at Book-It Rep, and Ana in The Book Club Play at Village Theatre. Caro is an Associated artist with The Shattered Glass Project.

Fundraising Strategist

Anna Tatelman (she/her) is delighted to join The Shattered Glass Project as a fundraising strategist! She has experience collaborating with an array of nonprofits, including Inspire Washington, Copious Love Productions, and SCRiB LAB. Anna is also a playwright who has had scripts performed internationally by the Detroit Repertory Theatre, Pitchy Breath Theatre, Femuscripts, As If Theatre, and more. Playwriting accolades include being a Contributor at the Sewanee Writers’ Conference, winning the Inkslinger Playwriting Competition, and receiving the Seattle One-Act Play commission from Baker Theater in partnership with ACT Theatre and Hugo House. Anna holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of New Orleans and a BA in the Construction of Literature from NYU Gallatin. You can learn more about her as a playwright and freelance professional writer at www.annatatelman.com.

Executive Committee

Kristina holds a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. After graduation, she spent a summer at the New Actors Workshop in New York City, and since then worked in marketing and public relations at Seattle’s ACT and Intiman Theatre. (You may have heard her as the voice of Tiny Tim in radio ads for ACT’s production of A Christmas Carol.) She has served as Fundraising Chair and PTSA President and Vice-President for both Capitol Hill Co-op Preschool and Madrona Elementary. She looks forward to working with The Shattered Glass Project because she believes theatre is the most present, dynamic, human form of storytelling, and it is past time to lift up the voices that have been silenced.

Executive Committee

Cara is a Seattle area actor who honors her experience being a part of the Shattered Glass Project theatre company (TSGP) programs. As a member of one of many marginalized community groups, Cara appreciates the essential work TSGP contributes to the community. She believes in and supports TSGP’s mission, and she looks forward to adding her unique perspective to furthering the company’s prominence in the community. Cara’s has had the pleasure of serving as Secretary and Vice President of Education for Toastmaster’s International, and as the Membership Coordinator with the Northwest Christian Writer’s Association This has prepared her with the organizing, networking, planning and other functions needed to assist in the continued success of The Shattered Glass Program.

Executive Committee

Member at Large

Buddy Todd has acted, directed, and choreographed throughout the Seattle region with organizations such as Pork Filled Productions, Pacific Play Company, Renton Civic, Theatre 9/12, Bainbridge Performing Arts, Edmonds College, Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theatre, FantasticZ, and more. Buddy is also a teaching artist with Studio East and Seattle Children's Theatre.

Member at Large

Adrian Prendergast (they/them) is a local Seattle Theatre artist. They graduated from Cornish College of the Arts, and have since worked as an actor, writer, and director. Select credits include: I will miss you when you're gone (Shattered Glass Project), Wink (Strawberry Theatre Workshop), Cowboys With Questions (Washington Ensemble Theatre), and Peter and the Starcatcher (Reboot Theatre).

Alicia Crowley is a Seattle-based artist and actor with backgrounds in drawing and painting, theatre, martial arts, dance, and home renovation. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with majors in Drama Performance and Interdisciplinary Visual Arts from the University of Washington. Alicia is delighted to collaborate on her second show with The Shattered Glass Project, and to contribute her creativity and hands-on skills to the Seattle premiere of I will miss you when you’re gone.

Board Liaison

Cara is a Seattle area actor who honors her experience being a part of the Shattered Glass Project theatre company (TSGP) programs. As a member of one of many marginalized community groups, Cara appreciates the essential work TSGP contributes to the community. She believes in and supports TSGP’s mission, and she looks forward to adding her unique perspective to furthering the company’s prominence in the community. Cara’s has had the pleasure of serving as Secretary and Vice President of Education for Toastmaster’s International, and as the Membership Coordinator with the Northwest Christian Writer’s Association This has prepared her with the organizing, networking, planning and other functions needed to assist in the continued success of The Shattered Glass Program.

Carolynne Wilcox (she/they) is a bilingual, Latine theatre artist based in Seattle. Their playwriting work has been seen on stages both locally and throughout the US. Recent performances include Warwick in Henry VI, Parts 2 & 3 with GreenStage (2024), Manuel in Miss You Like Hell at Strawberry Theatre Workshop,  Doña Dede in In the Time of The Butterflies at Book-It Rep (2022), and Ana (understudy w/performances) in The Book Club Play at Village Theatre (2022).

 Also a world traveler from birth, Caro is an avid student of world mythology, and a kick-ass home chef with a BFA in Acting from United States International University in San Diego, CA and an MFA in Theatre/Original Works from Towson University in Baltimore,MD. More info available at www.carolynnewilcox.com.

Cristin Miller has been a professional theater artist for 30 years and works as an actor, singer, director, writer and producer. On Broadway (as Cristin J. Hubbard) she appeared in The Pirate Queen and The Phantom of the Opera. In addition, she was heavily involved in the development of new works through the NYU Graduate Theater Writing Program as well as early work on ‘The Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder’ and ‘The Witches of Eastwick’. Based in Seattle since 2014, she continues to work as an actor and teacher, and on new works development at The 5th Avenue Theatre and The Village Theatre. She is the former Managing Director of Seattle Public Theater and former board member of The Shattered Glass Project. Graduate of Seattle University’s MFA in Arts Leadership program and Oberlin College and Conservatory. Parent, educator, arts advocate, and proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and SAG/AFTRA.Description goes here

After receiving a BA in Theatre from Sarah Lawrence College, I have returned to my hometown of Seattle last year, where I have been working as a director and sound designer, with a few small scenic design projects sprinkled in. I most recently worked as a director on "Framing Device: The Edvard Munch Plays" and as a sound designer on "A Klingon Christmas Carol", both with Latitude Theatre.

Linda Lombardi (she/they) is a director and dramaturg attracted to work that shifts our perspective and broadens our understanding of the world. Directing credits include Osborn New Play Award winner Perfect Arrangement (world premiere); Pramkicker (U.S. premiere); Ajax (world premiere adaptation); Henry IV, Par I; Henry IV, Part II; Henry V; and THE WHITE DEVIL. Dramaturgy credits include Behfarmaheen (world premiere), Building the Wall (NNPN Rolling World Premiere), and over 25 productions and new play development workshops as Literary Manager and Artistic Associate at Arena Stage. Linda is the company dramaturg for GreenStage, Seattle’s Shakespeare in the Park company; as well as a member of Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, the Artistic Council for the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Playwrights Conference, and a script reader/nominator for Playwrights’ Center.

I am a scientist and physician, who minored in musical theater dance as an undergraduate. That has lent to being a trained observer with a lyrical lens. I write to foster my life, and to affect others so that they may foster their own in a positive way.

My overall goal as a writer is focused on the deconstruction of calamities as well as joy, through examination of the paths which lead to them. In this way, the stories can be used as tools, as we discover ways of interjecting means to enhance joy, or interrupting dysfunction before calamities happen.

Mariah Lee Squires is a multi-hyphenate artist, working as an actor, playwright, arts administrator, and accessibility consultant. They are a member of the Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium, VP of the board at The 14/48 Projects, and Accessibility Coordinator at The 5th Avenue Theatre.

Maureen has been acting forever. Favorite roles include carrying the wreath across stage in the finale of her first grade Christmas pageant and the many plays she and her best friend Pam put on in the alley between their apartment buildings in the Bronx while they were in elementary school.

Montse is a Latina director, writer, performer, and lighting designer from la frontera (the Texas-Mexico border). She holds dual degrees in Theater Arts and Computer Science from MIT. Now based in Seattle, she has collaborated with numerous companies, including eSe Teatro, where she is a proud Company Member dedicated to bringing Latine stories to the stage. Since her training with London's Frantic Assembly, Montse has been passionate about using movement and devising techniques to tell stories in ways language alone cannot.

Zanne Gerrard (she/her) returns to the Shattered Glass Project having directed the reading of In Between Places by Caro Wilcox in April 2025. Zanne has directed productions and staged readings for GreenStage, SIS Productions, Edmonds Driftwood Players, the Mae West Fest, and Erinys Productions. She received a B.A. with honors in Theatre from Wesleyan University and an Executive MPA from the UW Evans School. She is honored to help develop Dr. Price’s Anatomy of Flight.