Nicky Carbone

a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association, works primarily as a stage manager and mentor in Boston and on the South Shore. Favorite credits include Five Times in One Night and Raging Skillet [...]

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Jane Staab

A founder of Wheelock Family Theatre, Jane has directed over 30 productions, including Annie, Honk, Where the Mountain Meets the Moon and most recently, Beauty and the Beast. She performed in [...]

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Priscilla Fales

has been associated with WFT since 1982 mostly in the recurring role of Assistant to the Director. In her other life, she taught 3 & 4 year olds in a nursery school in Boston for 47 years. [...]

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Neil Gustafson

 is thrilled to return to the WFT stage, where he played multiple roles in Stuart Little, directed by Nick Vargas.  Other favorites at WFT include Dad (Jackie Elliot) in Billy Elliot, The [...]

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Joy Clark

WFT: Beauty and the Beast. New England Credits Include Lyric Stage Co: Something Rotten! (Nostradamus) The Drowsy Chaperone (Janet), Hello, Dolly!. NSMT: A Christmas Carol (Belle), Peter Pan, [...]

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Brian “BC” Williams

B.C. Williams earned his B.A. in Theatre Arts in 2017 from Plymouth State University where he studied Acting and Dramatic Writing.  Originally, Williams is from Cape Cod, MA, but he currently [...]

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Emily Ranii

Artistic Director (She/Her/Hers)serves as Academic Program Head of BU’s Summer Theatre Institute (BUSTI), and Lecturer for BU’s Opera Institute. She has directed Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, [...]

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Nick Vargas

Executive Director (He/Him/His) is the Executive Director of Wheelock Family Theatre (WFT), greater Boston’s home for professional, intergenerational theatre. He leads the strategic vision for [...]