Contact Us

Box Office/Gallery Hours:
Until further notice, MCA is not open to the public

Main Phone Number:
617-923-0100

New Rep Box Office:
617-923-8487

WCT Box Office & Arts Education Office:
617-926-ARTS (2787)

General inquiries please email
info@mosesianarts.org

 

Our Staff

Darren Farrington
Executive Director
darrenfarrington@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8301

Darren is a highly experienced and passionate arts administrator, educator, theatre maker, and arts advocate. Darren comes to the MCA by way of No Boundaries Youth Theater in New Britain, CT, which he co-founded in 2010 for underserved children and teens. Darren has also worked for the past three years as Administrator and State Arts Advocacy Captain for the Connecticut Arts Alliance, a statewide nonprofit advocacy organization for arts and culture. 

Darren holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from Columbia University School of the Arts and a JD from Fordham University with a focus on Media and Entertainment Law. He also attended the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester. As a theatre producer, Darren’s training and work experience include nonprofit and commercial venues on Broadway, Off Broadway, regional, community, and youth theatres. 

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Sean Dooley
Director of Theater Operations and Facilities
seandooley@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8306

Sean Dooley has been working professionally in theaters in Boston, Chicago, and New York for the past 19 years. Eager to learn new skills he has worked his way up and shifted from front of house operations to work on concerts and theatrical productions in a variety of capacities. Recently he took on the role of Technical Director for the Watertown Children's Theatre.

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Allison Honea
Watertown Children's Theatre Education Director
allisonhonea@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8331

Allison Honea is an educator, director/choreographer, classically trained dancer, and performer from Atlanta, GA. She joined the WCT family in 2016 and has had the joy of teaching hundreds of students both onsite and offsite, as well as choreographing and directing numerous productions. In her role as the WCT Education Director, she strives to foster community while inspiring confidence in youth and their ability to enact change through the arts. Allison’s favorite past production is Chicago: School Edition!

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Matt Jatkola
Creative Services Manager
mattjatkola@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8307

Matt Jatkola is an artist, designer, songwriter, and musician. He has been involved in many creative exhibition, graphic, and web design projects at the Mosesian Center since 2007, as well as being a touring musician, songwriter/composer, and Jeopardy! enthusiast.

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Rebecca Margolis
Director of Operations & Marketing
rebeccamargolis@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8302

​Rebecca Margolis is a woman of many hats at the Mosesian Center for the Arts, having taken on Marketing, Operations, MosesianArts Live Events, and Development duties in her five plus years at the Center. Prior to joining the MCA, Rebecca spent 13 years as Director of Marketing & Promotions at several Boston media broadcasting companies including 92.9 WBOS and 107.3 WAAF. In her “spare time” Rebecca manages two Boston-based musical acts and produces concert and festival experiences.

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Deidre Purcell
WCT Production Manager
deidrepurcell.wct@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8332

Deidre Purcell received her BA in Theatre Arts from Drew University, and her MA in Theatre Education from Emerson College. Since beginning in 2004 as the Stage Manager for Bye Bye Birdie, she has been a part of the WCT team as a stage manager, director, communications manager, and teaching artist in playwriting and technical theatre. She has also worked as a freelance stage manager and director in the Greater Boston area.

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Alison Roberts
Finance Manager
alisonroberts@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8303

Alison Roberts is a graduate of Wesleyan University and the Simmons School of Management. Fifteen years ago, she enrolled her children in a WCT production and has been around ever since. She served on the WCT Board for 8 years, 5 as Board President, during which time she helped facilitate the merger of WCT and the Arsenal Center for the Arts (now the Mosesian Center for the Arts). Alison subsequently joined the newly merged organization as Finance Manager in 2013. When she is not poring over ledgers and spreadsheets Alison can be found in the dance studio working on her ballroom technique.

 

 

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