(Executive & Artistic Director) – is the co-founder of Good Theater and has directed more than 90 productions for the company. Some of his favorites include: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, August Osage County, Act One, An Inspector Calls, Clybourne Park, Light up the Sky, and A Man of No Importance to name a few. He is a Maine native who has worked in professional theater for over 40 years starting with Maine State Music Theatre in 1982. For seven years, he worked with the Portland Symphony Orchestra directing Magic of Christmas and creating Pops concerts. He has also directed at The Theater at Monmouth, The Theater Project, Biddeford City Theater and Portland Players. Brian directed the off-Broadway run, as well as the national tour, of the original musical Radical Radio. He has taught classes on the history of musical theater and serves as a consultant for small non-profits as well as individuals who need some direction in their lives. As a performer, he has played a variety of roles, and he has a one-man show that is available to tour.

(President/Production Manager) Stephen formed Good Theater with Brian P. Allen in 2001 and has appeared in dozens of GT productions. Favorites include: Underwaterguy, Little Me, Homer Bound, A Comedy of Tenors, Striking 12, Moonlight & Magnolias, Forum, Ruthless!, Edwin Drood, The Dining Room and Barrymore. Directing credits include: Popcorn Falls, Stones in his Pockets, 4000 Miles, Mrs. Mannerly, Sex With Strangers, A Doll’s House Part 2 and Love, Loss & What I Wore. Other ongoing roles at Good Theater may include: set designer, sound designer, graphic designer, photographer and video production. He is also a passionate free diver who shot and edited multiple films including the award-winning documentary The Hunt for Aquatic Invaders for The Lake Stewards of Maine. In the summer you will likely find Steve holding his breath with camera in hand, filming in Maine’s clearest lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. His newest show, The High Road, will premiere in February of 2022. This one-man, mind-altering multi-media show about weed takes a deep dive into the fun and the fascinating, finding high-minded humor in the most unlikely places. The High Road is sure to give audiences a light-hearted lift and plenty of laughs in the middle of a long Maine winter.