About Us
Management Team
![]() Pete Cormier, Managing Director
Pete earned a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame and an M.S. in Nonprofit Management from Worcester State College. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate at Lesley University, with a focus on the civic engagement of young adults through the arts. Pete has worked for Liberty Mutual for 25 years and is currently the Manager, Catastrophe Analysis & Planning. Pete founded and served as the Executive Director of Sterling Music Exchange for the past four years. As Executive Director, he engaged young adults in community service, leadership and musical performances; organized more than 75 music events; recruited more than 75 musicians and 10 volunteers; and developed the Step Up to Music Program, which provides free music lessons and instruments to at-risk youth. In 2006, Pete was the Nonprofit Category Winner in the Mt. Wachusett Community College's 2nd Annual Business Plan Competition. Pete is also a guitarist and bass player, playing in bands that perform locally. | |

Sarah Worrest, Associate Artistic Director Sarah Worrest is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts where she
studied acting and directing. She co-created the 2006 New York
International Fringe Festival show The Burning Cities Project, and
worked extensively from 2004 to 2008 with the Dreamscape Theater
Company, the PossEble Theater Company, QuoVadimus Arts and Studio 42,
and toured Asia in 2006 as the Assistant Company Manager of West Side
Story. In 2008 she returned to Massachusetts to work closer to where
she grew up. Sarah has directed many productions for the Hudson Area Arts
Alliance's Summer Drama Workshop including You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, State
Fair, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Anything Goes, and Grease.
She also was an original member of Hudson's River's Edge Players, and directed How to Suceed in Business Without Really Trying in 2008, and directed Damn Yankees! in 2009. Sarah directed last season's
production of Secret Garden
at Cornerstone. Sarah was also part of the 2009/2010 Non-Equity Company. Sarah has been seen last season's
productions of Pride and Prejudice as Lady Catherine and A Child's Christmas in Wales as Hannah. |
![]() Jillian Sauvageau, Production Manager Jillian holds a bachelor's degree in English/Theatre from Fitchburg State College. She started at Cornerstone in 2009, as an intern, stage managing the production Pride and Prejudice. After her first production, she signed on as the production stage manager for the 2009/2010 season, as well as becoming the administrative assistant. In May 2010, she became the production manager, overseeing all production aspects at Cornerstone. Jillian's background was in acting, until arriving at Cornerstone. She has been seen in The Taming of the Shrew as Tranio, and Cornerstone's A Child's Christmas in Wales as Jack. |
Board of Directors
President: Loni Feinberg
Treasurer: Pete Cormier
Secretary: Ellen Gorman-Guglietti


