The Last Session at TEATRO LATEA

Kerem Kobanbay graduated from the Theatre Department os Mimar Sinan University's State Conservatory in Türkiye in 1995. He has acted in various television series, worked extensively as a voice actor, and taught at numerous educational institutions. In 2010, he co-founded Theatre Akla Kara in Istanbul, where he worked as an actor, director and playwright. During this period, he received Best Actor awards for his performances in six different plays. In 2025, he moved to Rutherford, New Jersey, where he co-founded Theatre Akla Kara New Jersey with his wife, Aslı Kobanbay and continues his theatre work. This year, he also joined Duse Theatre for its production of The Last Session. 

Celenne Morfin is a New York-based actor and graduate of the William Esper Studio.  Celenne’s credits include a staged reading with Telos Ensemble and roles in various student projects. Raised Mexican, she brings a deep appreciation for stories with imposing characters, mystic qualities, and a relatable humanity. She holds a Clinical Laboratory Sciences degree. She’s an ex-college athlete who’s overly confident she can easily finish a six mile run any given day, but she can’t because she hasn’t been running seriously in years. She has native fluency in Spanish and English. 

Contact: celennemorfin@gmail.com

Justin Masters is from Miami, FL. He would like to thank everyone involved.

John is a part-time writer, investor and social commentator.

He holds an AB in history from Union College and an MS from CUNY in urban affairs. From 1972 through 2012, he worked as an underwriter, credit analyst, credit structurer and risk consultant.

John has been writing plays since 2020 and in addition to The Last Session, his works include Leary, Lost Are We?, Summoned, Au Clair and Dead Men Talking.

Contact: risksorter71@gmail.com

Sanio is a New York–based actor, director and producer, AEA-affiliated, with nearly a decade of experience in film and theatre. Born and raised in Bosnia and Herzegovina, he brings a deep respect for language, ensemble, and classical storytelling to his work. Sanio has studied the Lee Strasberg Method since 2018 under the guidance of David Gideon in New York City. His recent stage credits include Black Sheep at Theater for the New City, The Trojan Women at Jersey City Theatre Center, and An Enemy of the People at American Theatre of Actors, where he also served as director and producer. He subsequently directed An Enemy of the People at Theater for the New City, and A Night of Chekhov(The Proposal, The Bear, and Swan Song) at the Actors Theatre Temple. Sanio is the founder of Duse Productions, dedicated to clear, truthful productions of classic plays that speak directly to the present moment.

Contact:  sanio@duseproductions.com or www.duseproductions.com