THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE

Creative Team Bios

JOSHUA RASHON STREETER (he/him) — Director
Joshua Rashon Streeter is an Assistant Professor of Theatre Education at Emerson College. His teaching focuses on critical pedagogy, K-16 pre-service and in-service education, drama and theatre education, Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA), musical theatre, and arts integration. Joshua was named the 2015 Winifred Ward Scholar (AATE), received the 2021 Ann Flagg Multicultural Award (AATE), the 2021 Provost’s Award for Excellence in Inclusivity (JMU), was a national finalist for the Ernest A. Lynton Award for the Scholarship of Engagement for Early Career Faculty, and was honored as the 2023 recipient of the Education Theatre Association’s Founder’s Award, presented to an individual or group who has made significant contributions to the growth and development of theatre education, research, and practice. As a theatre-maker, Joshua loves to make work that is aesthetically and narratively driven – playing with light, objects, movement, and music. He was a 2021 finalist in the Reimagine: New Plays in TYA initiative and in 2022 was commissioned to write a new play for Arts on the Horizon (a professional Theatre for the Very Young company in the D.C. metro area). This season, Joshua is directing for Wheelock Family Theatre; and next season, will be developing a new Theatre for the Very Young play for the Kennedy Center.

AMAYA GONZALEZ-MØLLMANN — Scenic Designer
BFA ’24 Theatre Design & Technology. Selected Emerson Stage credits: A Doll’s House (costume designer), and How We Got On (props lead). Emerson College credits: FPS’ Episode 51: The Dead Road Pt.2 (costume designer), and MTS’ Heathers (costume designer). As always, love to Mom, Dad, Booker, Paula, and Valentina. To my grandmothers, who are my inspiration always. To Clark, who makes me better, and all my friends who’ve been with me through it all. And especially for my stuffed rabbit Ninkaninus, whose journey was only ever watching me grow up.

ANNA TEN EYCK — Costume Designer
BFA ‘26 Theatre Design & Technology. Emerson Stage credits: Natasha, Pierre, & the Great Comet of 1812 (Asst. Costume Designer); How We Got On (Wardrobe Supervisor); Mary, Sweet Mary (Asst. Wardrobe Supervisor). Emerson College credits: emShakes’ Hamlet (Costume Designer), Metamorphosis (Costume Designer), and Lord of the Flies (Co-Costume Designer).

STEL STEIN (they/them) — Lighting Designer
BFA ’26 Theatre Design & Technology. Emerson Stage Credits: Second Star to the Right (Lead Electrician), Little Women (Assistant Lighting Designer), The Secret in the Wings (Assistant Lead Electrician), Old Jake’s Skirts (Spotlight Operator). Emerson College Credits: EmShakes’ Hamlet (Lighting Designer), EmShakes’ Metamorphosis (Lighting Designer), Mercutio Troupe’s Trail to Oregon (Lighting Designer).

KAI BOHLMAN (they/them) — Sound Designer
Boston-based Queer Audio Baddie; Kai is just a human with an affinity for sound and sound adjacent things. As an Emerson alum, Kai is always happy to be back as a guest designer for Emerson Stage after having earned their BFA in Theatre Design and Technology. Sound Design and Composition credits from the greater Boston area include: Moonbox Productions’ The Mermaid Hour and The Manic Monologues, Wolf Play with the Brandeis Department of Theater Arts, Angels in America Part 1: Millennium Approaches and Part 2: Perestroika (Co-produced with Bedlam & Elliot Norton nominated), and The Chinese Lady (in partnership with Chuang Stage & Elliot Norton nominated) at Central Square Theater, and Emerson Stage’s NewFest: New Play Workshop production of The Loyals.

LAUREN CORCUERA (she/they) — Props Lead
Lauren Corcuera is a Boston-area theater technician/designer and an Emerson alum who enjoys working with props, paint, and wardrobe. Emerson Stage prop credits include: Stupid Fucking Bird, Next to Normal, Into the Woods, Old Jake’s Skirts, Cabaret, BONNETS: How Ladies of Good Breeding Are Induced to Murder, and The Impracticality of Modern-Day Mastodons. Other select prop credits: A Winter’s Tale (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); Little Shop of Horrors, The Cake, The Treasurer, Be Here Now, The Last Five Years, Mr. Parent, The Light, Fabulation, or… of Undine, Preludes, Assassins, Urinetown (Lyric Stage Company); Barefoot in the Park, Tiny Beautiful Things, Seared, Think of Me Tuesday, Grand Horizons (Gloucester Stage Company); Pippin, Oklahoma! (Reagle Music Theater); Chicken & Biscuits (Front Porch Arts Collective); Next to Normal (Front Porch Arts Collective / Central Square Theater); Sweeney Todd (Moonbox Productions). Lauren is also currently the Assistant Prop Director for Emerson Stage and wants to thank all of the great students in the shop and on the various productions.

ALAYNA DOMBOSKI (she/they) — Stage Manager
BFA ‘25 Stage & Production Management. Emerson Stage credits: Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 (asst. PSupe), The Impracticality of Modern Day Mastodons (assoc. PSupe), Little Women (1st ASM), Are You Someone to Somebody? (2nd ASM), The Spitfire Grill (asst. PSupe), Into the Woods (PA). Emerson College credits: RareWorks’ Escape (Producer), Jake Tolentino’s Antony & Cleopatra! (SM). Other credits: Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s As You Like It (ASM) and Spotlight Series: Henry V (SM). Much love to the SM team, family, friends, and Nor & Matt.

JANIE HILLMAN (she/her) — Production Supervisor
BFA ‘25 Stage & Production Management. Emerson Stage credits: How We Got On (Assoc. Production Supervisor), Second Star To The Right (Stage Manager), Short Works 2023 (1st Assistant Stage Manager), The Secret In The Wings (2nd ASM), Short Works 2022 (2nd ASM), Next To Normal (Production Assistant). Regional credits: Gatsby (PA, Child Minder, Stage Operator) at American Repertory Theatre, Becoming A Man (PA) at A.R.T, Evita (Child Minder), at A.R.T. Thank you so much to my Associate and Assistant Tippens and Brooklyn! Your hard work and friendship will always be appreciated and loved!

RYAN WINKLES (he/him) –– Fight Director
Ryan Winkles is an actor/choreographer/teacher. Regionally, his work as a fight choreographer includes New York City Center: Encores!, Long Island Lyric Opera, Barrington Stage Company, Weston Playhouse, Shakespeare & Company, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, and the Boston University Opera Institute. Ryan is a proud member of SAG and Actors’ Equity.

ANNA RICCIUTI (she/her) — Dramaturg
MA ’25 Theatre Education and Applied Theatre. Emerson Stage Debut! Anna is a theatre artist and educator with a background in directing and devising. She holds a BA in Theatre from Muhlenberg College and has most recently taught at both Wheelock Family Theatre and Playhouse Theatre Academy. Favorite youth directing credits include Pippin (Simsbury High School, 2022), and Storyville (AHM and Playhouse on Park, 2023). She is grateful for this opportunity to grow as an artist, and for the continued support of her friends, family, and her partner, Brad.

MICHAELA BARCZAK (she/her) –– Education & Engagement Director
MA ’25 Theatre Education and Applied Theatre. Emerson Stage Debut! Michaela holds a BA in Theatre and Music from Muhlenberg College. She is the Musical Theatre Program Director at North End Music & Performing Arts Center and the Youth Choir Director at South Church in Andover. She also works as a freelance teaching artist and coaches private voice lessons with a focus on gender-affirming practices for trans and non-binary students. She is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate on this production!

JOYE PRINCE –– Education & Engagement Director
Bio coming soon!