Brad Moore (Director/Designer), is the Theatre Operations Manager for CMC and was named the 2017 Adjunct Faculty of the Year, both Spring Valley Campus and college wide. Brad was first involved with CMC in the mid-1980s as director and actor at Spring Valley and as an instructor at the Aspen campus. Brad directed and designed The Other Place, which won multiple awards at the Colorado Theatre Festival and went on to the national AACTFest 2019 in Gettysburg, PA. There, the production won several awards and was nominated for Overall Outstanding Production. Other CMC productions include directing Amadeus, Wait Until Dark, A Flea in Her Ear, The Glorious Ones, Private Eyes, Cabaret, The Ladies of the Camellias, and Uncle Vanya. Brad is the resident director for the Aspen Fringe Festival and serves on the board of the Colorado Community Theatre Coalition. He is the Colorado State Representative and is on the Festival Commission for the American Association of Community Theatre. He is a co-founder and currently Board President of Aspen Stage. Brad also serves on the board of the Aspen Community Theatre.

Almendra Torres Sagarnaga (Stage Manager), is a CMC freshman studying Sustainability and Theater and Event Production. This will be her second show at the Sopris Theater Company. Her previous theater experience includes working as a stage manager on Natural Shocks this season; and in her hometown productions of Mary Poppins, Clue, Legally Blonde, and The Play That Goes Wrong. In her free time, Almend enjoys hiking, reading, and getting involved with theater in any way she can. Almend would like to thank Brad for giving her this incredible opportunity and to everyone who has made this production possible.

Ellyanne O’Meara (Assistant Stage Manager), was born and raised in the mountains of Colorado and has been involved in theatre since 2020. She first found a liking for theatre in high school working on The Little Mermaid which was canceled due to Covid. It’s a Wonderful Life Radio Play was the first time she was a stage manager. During that same year, Ellyanne was also a stage manager as well as a member of the ensemble in Little Women. She is pursuing a degree in Elementary Education in addition to her theatre activities at CMC. She was Assistant Stage Manager for The Voice of the Prairie, The One Act Play That Goes Wrong, Frankenstein: The Monster/The Man?, and Natural Shocks. Ellyanne is excited to be working with wonderful people who share a passion for theatre. When not doing theatre, she can usually be found golfing, reading, crocheting, or writing.

Oliver Semple (Projections), is a local in the Roaring Fork Valley and has been given the opportunity to try out projections for the first time. Oliver did lighting for the last play at the Sopris Theatre Company Natural Shocks. Oliver is in his third year at CMC and is excited to be working on this play, doing something that he has never done before but is excited for any challenge that he is given.