John Y. Cole, Director of the Center for the Book, Library of Congress Diane Nester Kresh, Director for Public Service Collections, Library of Congress Cindy Speas, Executive Director, The Washington Revels
Artistic Director Roberta Gasbarre, The Washington Revels
Assistant Directors Kelly Gardner, The Washington Revels Jason Morris, The Washington Revels
Production Manager Monica Mohindra, The Washington Revels
Assistant Production Manager Keri Joi Taylor, The Washington Revels
Music Director Judith Harrison, The Washington Revels Costumier Lindy Russell-Heymann, The Washington Revels
Graphics and Multimedia Design Elizabeth Miller, Library of Congress
Coolidge Auditorium Manager Michele Glymph, Library of Congress
House Manager Tomas Hernandez, Library of Congress
Publications Leni Donlan, Library of Congress Diane Kresh, Library of Congress Elizabeth Miller, Library of Congress
Photographer Ken Cobb, The Washington Revels
Technical Staff John Howell, Library of Congress Michael Turpin, Library of Congress
Diane Kresh is the Director for Public Service Collections at the Library of Congress. She directs a staff responsible for 15 of the Library's public reading rooms including the historic Main Reading Room and for custody and security of the Library's general and special collections. Ms. Kresh has been employed by the Library of Congress for 28 years and has held a number of positions including Director of Preservation.
John Y. Cole is the Director for the Center for the Book, created by an Act of Congress (Public Law 95-129) in 1977, was established to stimulate public interest in books, reading, and libraries and to encourage the study of books and print culture. Within the Library of Congress, the center is a focal point for celebrating the legacy of books and the printed word. Outside the Library, the center works closely with other organizations to foster understanding of the vital role of books, reading, libraries and literacy in society. On behalf of books and reading, the Center for the Book serves as an advocate, a catalyst, and a source of ideas--both nationally and internationally.
Roberta Gasbarre is the artistic director of The Washington Revels and director of the Smithsonian Institute's Discovery Theater. Some highlights from her incredibly varied career include choreography and directing at Studio Theatre, Woolly Mammoth, The Shakespeare Theater, Roundhouse Theater, and Washington Jewish Theatre. She has taught at Gallaudet University, George Washington University, University of Poznan, Poland and Montgomery College. Her dedication to educational theater is evident in her extensive experience with, among others Wolf Trap Farm Park, Living Stage Theatre Company a venture of Arena Stage, Kaiser Permanente Health Education Programs and the Hebrew Academy of Greater Washington
Monica Mohindra is the production manager and publicist for The Washington Revels. Over the past eleven years there she has been involved in every aspect of production and administration including work as dramaturg, assistant director, and performer. Since graduating from college in 1998, she has worked with The Living Stage Theatre Company, a venture of Arena Stage, Round House Theater, Tribute Productions, Discovery Theater, and Adventure Theater.
Cindy Speas is the executive director of The Washington Revels.