Contact Us
Gallery Hours
Wednesday-Friday, 12:00-6:00 PM or by appointment
Our Gallery and Box Office is also open one hour prior to
and during public performances and events
Main Phone Number
617-923-0100
Arts Education Office
617-926-ARTS (2787)
For arts education inquiries, please email
education@mosesianarts.org
For ticketing inquires, please email
tickets@mosesianarts.org
For fundraising, sponsorships, and membership please email
development@mosesianarts.org
For rental inquiries, please email
rentals@mosesianarts.org
For general inquiries, please email
info@mosesianarts.org
Our Staff
Roberta Miller
Interim Executive Director
robertamiller@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8301
Roberta Miller is a former Executive Director of MCA and has returned to serve as the Interim Executive Director. She also currently serves as the chair of Watertown’s Public Arts and Culture Committee. Her previous 25 year national consulting practice, Roberta Miller & Associates, focused on multi-sector initiatives including city charter reform, environmental impact, urban development, and city visioning processes. Roberta has also held many public and non-profit positions including elected Town Council Member, appointed member to the Watertown Arsenal Development Corporation, founding board member for the Mosesian Center for the Arts, and Launchpad Venture Group member which is designed to assist start-ups.
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Toni Carton
Technical Theater Supervisor
tonicarton@mosesianarts.org
Toni Carton is a theater technician, textile artist, and dancer. She is a proud Watertown Children's Theatre alum, and graduate of their CYC program. She began work at the Mosesian Center for the Arts in 2021 and has since begun freelancing across Boston in electrics, audio, projection, and carpentry.
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Matt Jatkola
Director of Creative Services and Design
mattjatkola@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8307
Matt Jatkola is an artist, designer, songwriter, and musician. He graduated from Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical High School, focusing on Graphic Communications, and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Fitchburg State University in Interdisciplinary Humanities, focusing on art, music, and philosophy. Since joining the Mosesian Center for the Arts in 2007, he has installed every art exhibition and overseen branding and design for our organization and its programs. He's a touring musician and songwriter who can be seen and heard as the front person of his power-pop band JATK.
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Boriana Kantcheva
Director of Visual Arts
borianakantcheva@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8305
Boriana Kantcheva, originally from Bulgaria, has lived and worked in the Boston area for over 20 years. She has received a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and an MFA from School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University joint degree program. She has worked as an assistant teacher at the Carpenter Center for Visual and Environmental Studies where she has received several Harvard University Certificates of Distinction in Teaching awards. She previously managed Chandler Gallery at Maud Morgan Arts Center. Boriana has participated in numerous art shows in the Boston area and beyond. Currently, her work can be seen at 13 Forest Gallery.
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Gordon McFarland
Director of Theater Operations and Facilities
gordonmcfarland@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8306
Gordon McFarland is a builder, fixer, and a learner. He comes to the Mosesian Center for the Arts with a theatre background in set building, and sound design. He holds a Bachelor's of Arts in French and Theatre Arts with a focus on Technical Direction from University of Oregon. A varied career including work as a production brewer in the beer industry and as an English teacher in France, has inevitably led him back to the theatre industry.
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Ennya Papastoitsis
Research Associate Intern
ennya@mosesianarts.org
Ennya is a candidate for a bachelor's degree in philosophy at Northeastern University. Growing up in Watertown, she participated as an actor in WCT productions and as a visual artist in classes at MCA.
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Deidre Purcell
WCT Artistic Director
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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Alexa Steele
Arts Education Associate
alexasteele@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8330
Alexa began working as a freelance costume designer in the Greater Boston area in 2015. She joined the Watertown Children’s Theatre team as assistant costume designer for 2019’s Mary Poppins and has continued to costume design shows in each season. Soon after she began taking on support staff and teaching roles. Her role as Arts Education Associate sees her helping the Mosesian Center for the Arts and WCT to encourage children’s interest in art and theater.
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Sarah Winters
Director of Youth Education
sarahwinters@mosesianarts.org
617-923-0100 x 8330
Sarah is an artist, designer and educator based in Somerville, MA. Her work spans many disciplines including costume design, visual arts, and floral design. She has a background in Expressive Arts Therapy through Lesley University. As Director of Youth Education at the Mosesian Center for the Arts she creates exploration based programming for participants Gr. K-12 throughout the greater Boston area.
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