Carole Dibo has been in “the business” for over twenty five years.

After starting her career in the Washington D.C./Baltimore market as an actress, she moved to Chicago in 1985, where she has worked extensively in the film, television and industrial film markets. Carole is the Director and Founder of the Actors Training Center at the Wilmette Theatre, a professional training ground for young actors that wish to pursue acting as a career. Carole’s years of industry experience enables her to help students bridge the gap between the industry’s needs and young actors abilities. Carole also teaches at Northwestern University and in Los Angeles with L.A. Casting Director, Deborah Dion. She has also worked as a Casting Assistant for Tenner Paskal Rudnicke Casting and Steppenwolf Theatre Co. She continues to work on camera as well as teach and coach young actors. Carole lives in Wilmette with her husband of 30 years, David, and has three daughters, Whitney (25), Alayna (21) and Natalie (16).

Born in Baghdad in 1984, his family left the country in 1999 and went to Jordan for eight months before relocating to travel Austria. The family lived in Austria for two years, finally arriving in United States in 2002. Lazar attended Amundsen High School in Chicago and while working part time. Lazar joined the Wilmette Theatre staff in 2007. His strengths in building maintenance and attention to detail make him a very valuable part of the Wilmette Theatre family.