Showing posts with label production manager. Show all posts
Showing posts with label production manager. Show all posts
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Mitera Bio: Keith Gatchel
Keith Gatchel (Production Manager) comes to us from Rockford, IL, by way of Southern Illinois University (with a few stops in Florida). Since 2005, Keith has worked tech at various theatres, including The Goodman, Collaboraction, Teatro Vista, Victory Gardens, Pegasus Players, Blue Man Group and most recently, the Kiss Kiss Cabaret at the newly opened Uptown Underground. He was also a writer for Big News at iO and Second City, and contributor to several Loopshop productions, as well as Strangeloop's Our Perfect Holiday 2012 with the cast, and just recently, Thinking Caps.
Monday, May 4, 2015
Thinking Caps Bio: Holly Robison
Holly Robison (Production Manager/Props) is happy to help bring to life Thinking Caps, an original work by a fellow Strangeloop Company Member. In her previous work with Strangeloop, she directed last season's A Midsummer Night's Dream, as well as two past holiday production and various Loopshop pieces. She has also performed in numerous Strangeloop productions, including R.U.R.: Rossum's Universal Robots, The Robbers, and As You Like It. Holly is also a member of Improvised Jane Austen. She has been living and performing in the Chicago for several years. Big shout out to Maria, Director and Jedi Master, for her commitment to this show.
Friday, September 5, 2014
Hack/Slash Bio: Letitia Guillaud
Letitia Guillaud (Production Manager) is a founder and Co-Artistic/Development Director for Strangeloop Theatre. Letitia has a B.A. in Theatre from Ball State University and since moving to Chicago has worked as an actor, writer, improvisor, director, props designer and production manager. She is a resident artist with CIC Theater and has been lucky enough to work with TUTA, Babes with Blades, Seanachai, Red Orchid, CIC, The Annoyance, iO and Bughouse. Most recently, she was seen as Hermia in Strangeloop Theatre's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and you can see her props design work in TUTA's upcoming Anyway Cabaret. She would like to thank her company, Brad Gunter and Tim Seeley.
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