Meet the Team
Producing Artistic Director
Wendy Lippe, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist with an extensive history in the theater. Wendy was on the faculty of Harvard Medical School for over a decade and is currently an adjunct assistant professor at Boston University. She has private practice offices in Harvard Square and Brookline. While Wendy attended Syracuse University's Musical Theater Conservatory Program and has her performing and directing roots in musical theater, she has focused over the last ten years on Elizabethan tragedies and modern drama.
Producing Director
Amy Klesert studied Theater Arts and Acting at Brandeis University, where she produced and acted in a number of productions and graduated summa cum laude with honors. Since then, she has produced for theater companies in the Boston area with an emphasis on Shakespeare. She also works in administration for the Huntington Theatre Company.
Literary Consultant
William Stofega received both his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Maryland at College Park. His master’s curriculum focused on the literature of the English Renaissance. His thesis “Silent Rebellion, Silent Dissent: The Case of Elizabeth Cary and The Tragedy of Mariam, The Faire Queene of Jewry" explored textual disruption and social dissent during the English Renaissance. Some scholars consider Elizabeth Cary to be the first female playwright. William Stofega also directs IDC’s Mobile Device research and consulting efforts on a world-wide basis.
Director of Publicity
Amy R Handler, MFA, is a Boston-based theatre and film director, journalist, publicist, and critic. Her interest in the human condition is both speculative and psychologically focused---examining time, fate, coincidence, and our capacity for good and evil. Handler’s written work appears at Film International Magazine, Cineaste, Film Threat,
Moving Pictures Magazine, and other periodicals throughout the world. She is presently writing several chapters in a book entitled, German Cinema: A Critical Filmography to 1945.
Moving Pictures Magazine, and other periodicals throughout the world. She is presently writing several chapters in a book entitled, German Cinema: A Critical Filmography to 1945.
The Psych Drama Company combines psychological insight with dramatic art
to explore the timeless complexities of the human soul.
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