Jordan Whitlow

they/them- is thrilled to be joining this incredible team for The Prom. They are excited to be back at Wheelock after interpreting The SpongeBob Musical. Their other theatre interpreting credits [...]

Rainy Leigh

is delighted to be making their theater interpreting debut with Wheelock Family Theater. They have been involved with Open Doors Theater as a backstage and choreography interpreter for many [...]

Jess Meyer

they/them- is honored to be part of The Prom interpreting team! They have been on Wheelock ASL interpreting teams for A Year With Frog and Toad, The SpongeBob Musical, and Make Way for Ducklings [...]

Jan Stankus

has been providing description for blind and low vision audience members for live performances in the Boston area for more than a decade. For 20 years at WGBH (now retired!), she described TV [...]

Kelli Small

is a local interpreter and a lifelong theatre kid. She is grateful to the Deaf community who has supported her and the Jewish community who raised her. She can be found most days at The Learning [...]

Ember Hope Spera

is thrilled to join Mr. Popper’s Penguins interpreting team! A Massachusetts native, CODA, and full-time freelance interpreter, Ember holds a BA from UMass Amherst. He earned his American Sign [...]

Cassie Heath

is honored to be a part of The Prom’s accessibility team! This is her fourth show with Wheelock Family Theater and she is thrilled to be back. She is so grateful to Taki, Jess, and Jordan [...]

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