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Kristina Feliciano (she/her) is a comedian, actor, and singer from Brooklyn, now based in Boston. She’s performed at Nick’s Comedy Stop, The Rockwell, and the historic Somerville Theatre. Her comedy has taken her coast to coast, with sets at the Chicago’s Laugh Factory and Roszco’s Comedy Club in Austin, Texas. A member of the Nova Comedy Collective, she’s opened for talents like Jay Jurden and Family Guy’s Alex Borstein (she thinks you should know that). Ask her about her “big three,” and you’ll wish you hadn’t.

Natasha Samreny is a third culture kid who traded in Mormon seminary for solo book clubs at the bar. Samreny aligns with anyone who treats garlic as a primary food group. She teaches performance storytelling, and has produced and featured in comedy and storytelling shows around the world. Samreny trained at The Second City theater in Chicago and has performed at the Improv, Zanie’s, Latina Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Arts Festival, Detroit Women of Comedy Festival, and Edinburgh's Festival Fringe.

Marina is a graduate of Rhode Island College. She first appeared in RILA's second summer season of Teatro en el Verano's Roméo y Julieta. She was also the young Doña Rosa in the play La Broa' which debuted on the Trinity Rep's stage in January of 2024. This will be her first storytelling experience with RILA.

Jesús (they/them) is a queer Mexican immigrant, educator and storyteller originally from Ciudad Juárez/El Paso. As a writer and storyteller, Jesús has presented work at Greetings, From Queer Mountain!, The Megaphone Show, The Encyclopedia Show, and The Austin Storytelling Slam.