
Theatre director. Educator. Consultant.
Artistry driven by a love for learning, play, collaboration, and equity.
Current Role: Casting Director/Associate Producer for Children’s Theatre Company
Available for new play development, freelance directing or intimacy directing/consulting.
Current Projects
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little shop of horrors
Phipps Center for the Arts
Oct 10 - Nov 2, 2025
Intimacy Director
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maybe you could love me
Theater Mu
presented at Mixed Blood Theater, Minneapolis, MNSeptember 11 - 28, 2025
Intimacy Director

Kind Words
“I have both directed Alli and been directed by her. Both are inspiring and affirming experiences. As a performer, Alli listens and supports her fellow actors. As a director, Alli is skilled at drawing out the best in her actors, and creates a safe space where all are encouraged to create and collaborate without fear.”
— Erin Dolan, Artist/Educator
“Alli is a true professional driven by her love of empowering individuals through telling stories. She is compassionate, she is clear-minded, she is highly skilled, and she makes every process joyful and illuminating. She is equally skilled as a director, an actor, an intimacy director, and an educator, and every project is better and more engaging when Alli is a part of it. In any capacity, I cannot more highly recommend working with Alli!”
— Julia Fisher, Playwright/Intimacy Director
“Alli St. John is a true professional. I have worked with her as a designer once and intimacy consultant twice and each time she has brought precision, nuance, and an eye towards the big picture of the production. Did I mention she's a delight to be around? Highly recommend working with Alli for your next collaboration.”
— Claire K Redfield, Director/Educator
“Alli's activities and facilitation made the actors very comfortable and took a lot of awkwardness out of the process of staging intimacy. Giving actors very definable boundaries made everyone comfy and the intimacy seamless!”
— Brianna Fallon, Director/Academy Director, Childsplay, Inc
“Also the Intimacy Coordinator Alli St. John who creates a scene of such tenderness between Elizabeth and Scratch that one almost feels as though they have been witness to a moment that should have been private.”
- Stages of MN, review of “Witch” by Jen Silverman at Walking Shadow Theater Company