Chloe Whiting Stevenson is a director, instructor, devisor, storyteller, performer, circus artist, mask maker, Butoh dancer, fight and dance choreographer, and historian of theatre based on Toledo. Chloe has directed and taught at Owens Community College, University of Findlay, and Adrian College. She is co-owner of Birds Eye View Circus in Toledo Ohio, where she teaches aerial arts for adults, teens, and youths. Chloé holds an MFA in Physical Theatre from the Accademia Dell’Arte in Arezzo Italy and an MA in Theatre from Illinois State University. She is a registered Advanced Actor Combatant with the SAFD, 200 Hour RYT Yoga instructor, certified Level I Elemental Body Alignment System Instructor, and an insured aerialist and stilt walker. She has performed in Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, Turkey, Nicaragua, France, Wales, and across the USA. Chloe’s passion for teaching, collaboration, human bodies in motion, and communication is what brought her to explore theatre as a creative and communicative outlet. She hopes that through experiencing this production it will lead to conversations that stem long after the performance concludes.

Hunter always had a lifelong passion for theater and the arts and was lucky enough to meet the love of his life, Trevor, through acting. Although it has been many years since he acted on stage himself, he’s had the pleasure to assist and support his fiancé’s many acting adventures behind the scenes. Be it running lines, doing make up, costuming, managing stage crew, set building/striking, and running lights, he is always eager to take on more roles to help make the magic on stage happen. This past season with Black Swamp Players, Hunter was Stage crew for The Moors and spotlight for Puffs. He is also excited to assistant direct next season’s production of Murdering Medea. BSP is already feeling like a second home to him, and he is looking forward to meeting more people and helping out anyway he can.

Coming directly off of a recent run as George in The Language Archive, Heath returns to BSP’s Oak Street Theater this time in the supporting role of Stage Manager, a role he reprises from last season’s The Moors. Heath is beyond elated to work once again with Chloé, whom he initially encountered when cast in the Owens Community College production of The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later, which Chloé directed. In addition to acting and stage managing, Heath has directed a number of productions for BSP, including most recently For Peter Pan On Her 70th Birthday, Nora: A Doll’s House, and Marjorie Prime. He is Board President for both BSP and Wood County Humane Society, and he thanks his husband of twenty-nine years, Gary, for always supporting his long nights at the theater.