Deb is a graduate of U. Mass Boston with a Bachelor’s Degree in Theater Arts. She has produced plays at The Boston Center for the Arts, Durrell Hall and The HERE Arts Center in NYC. As an actress, she has been seen on stage at the Boston Center for the Arts in the comedy, Gender Bender, which she produced while simultaneously playing the lead. Her performance was called “flawless” by critics. Her film credits include Barbara’s Dream House, produced as part of the Boston 48 Hour Film Project, 2006 and shown at the Kendall Theater in Cambridge, and It's For Her, by Uncooth Productions, slated for submission to ResFest in 2006.

Anne has produced numerous plays at The Boston Center for the Arts and The HERE Arts Center in NYC, two of which she also wrote – Gender Bender and The Last Little Porn Shop in Manhattan. She has received numerous write-ups in the Boston Globe, The Boston Herald, The Boston Phoenix, The Boston Metro and The Weekly Dig, including full interviews in The Boston Metro and The Weekly Dig for her controversial play, The Last Little Porn Shop in Manhattan. She produced two movies for the Boston leg of the 48 Hour Film Project, one of which she also wrote. Anne is also an actress, about whom the Boston Globe wrote that she, “has presence in spades,” and “demonstrates again and again what it means to command a stage.”

Stephanie is a freelance graphic designer specializing in print and web design. Her numerous web credits include but are not limited to, Tandatheatre.com, Didujustcallmebitch.com and ThePuppetLady.com. She has designed posters and post cards for professional theatrical productions at The Boston Center for the Arts and The HERE Arts Center in NYC. She has also designed several press kits that resulted in ample media coverage for her clients, including The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix and The Improper Bostonian. She is the Marketing Director for Beacon Communication Services, an international teleconferencing corporation based in Melrose, MA.