Eleanor Humphrey is an actor and arts educator with over twelve years of vocal and stage performance experience. She graduated from Saint Louis University in 2014 with a B.A. in English and a Minor in Music.  As an educator, she has taught music theory, theater, vocal technique, choral direction, and culinary arts to students of all ages since 2014.

Currently, Eleanor also directs choir for Marian Middle School, teaches multiple residences in theater and culinary arts for the Center of Creative Arts and Stages St. Louis, and works as an actor in various stage productions and children’s theatre in the St. Louis community

Adam is an actor, director, producer and educator based in St. Louis for over a decade. He holds an MFA in directing from Baylor University, and a BFA and teaching certification from Fontbonne University. As an actor, he has performed with over a dozen local professional companies including the Shakespeare Festival St. Louis as part of the Shakespeare in the Streets program in both New World and Blow, Winds. As a founding resident artist of Mustard Seed Theatre he worked in many capacities including helping produce and direct “Bosnian American: The Dance for Life,” a community-engaged project with the Bosnian community of St. Louis. In 2015, Flores acted as a local line producer for the “Every 28 Hour Plays” a collaboration with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the One-Minute Play Festival, and the St. Louis community in response to the Ferguson movement. He began as a theatre educator teaching in the Parkway School district. Later he was Assistant Professor of Theatre at Fontbonne University. He recently also was lead Teaching Artist for the Festival’s Shake 101 teaching residency for the past two years.