Stephen Muterspaugh (Director) is a Resident Teaching Artist and Director of Education Programs with the Shakespeare Festival, teaching the Bay Area Shakespeare Camp and Midnight Shakespeare programs, as well as directing the brand new Central Valley Residency: Shakespeare for All. As an actor he has worked regionally with such companies as Utah Shakespearean Festival, Southwest Shakespeare Company, and Geva Theatre Center. Bay Area credits include:  Tender King and Vigilance with Second Wind Productions, Lend Me a Tenor with Livermore Shakespeare, Sleuth with California Conservatory Theatre, and most recently King John, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and The Liar with Marin Shakespeare Company. He is a graduate of PCPA Theaterfest and a proud member of Actor's Equity.
		Serina Serjama (Scenic Artist, Designer) is pleased to be working with Shakespeare On Tour again. She has created the visual artistry on stages by painting and/or designing for many companies mostly on the West Coast for about 11 years. Other projects include City of Los Altos Festival of Lights Parade; Twixt, a F. Coppola project; Idomeneo, San Jose Opera; Dreams Happen, Childrens Playhouse projects in Palo Alto/Los Altos; backdrop for Pirates of Penzance, Lamplighters; The Most Happy Fellow Festival Opera; Romeo and Juliet, Livermore Opera. She studied the Fine Arts independently in Europe and Asia for eight years and worked successfully as a muralist and freelance artist in Portland. The sets she created have won numerous awards, and her skills in Trompe l'Oeil have had seasoned directors and critics fooled, thinking that drops were 3D, backlit canvases were projections, or that wood-floors or marble were real materials.