SUSAN
Elena Camp* (she/her)

JON
Robi Hager* (he/him)

MICHAEL
Angel Sigala* (he/they, él/elle)

BASS
Ben Powell (he/him)

KEYS
Brigitte Rottman (she/her/ella)

DRUMMER
Neil Simpkins (he/him)

GUITAR
Sean Townsend (he/him)

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER & ASSOCIATE ELECTRICIAN
Karly Amato (she/her)

LIGHTING DESIGNER
J. Dominic Chacon+ (he/him)

SOUND DESIGNER
Damien Figueras (he/him)

AUDIO ENGINEER
Zoë Gilmore (they/she)

CO-DIRECTOR
Robi Hager (he/him)

SET & PROPS DESIGNER
Chris Haig (he/him)

STAGE MANAGER
Randi Alexis Hickey* (she/her)

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Michael Kozloski (he/him)

COSTUME DESIGNER
Askai Kuruma (she/her)

CO-DIRECTOR
Steve Pacek (he/him)

ASSOCIATE SOUND DESIGNER
Ethan Paone (he/him)

MUSIC DIRECTOR
Brigitte Rottman (she/her/ella)

WARDROBE ASSISTANT
Haley Simmonds (they/them)

ASSISTANT AUDIO ENGINEER
Peter Smith (he/they)

Elena Camp is deeply grateful to be back at Theatre Horizon, celebrating artists everywhere with this beautiful show and these beautiful artists a second time. Tour credits include: Lincoln Center’s My Fair Lady, First National (Ensemble, u/s Eliza Doolittle, u/s Mrs. Eynsford-Hill). Regional credits include: Forbidden Broadway (Act II Playhouse), Sisters of Swing, Christmas of Swing, and The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical (Montgomery Theater), Ragtime, Man of La Mancha, and Jesus Christ Superstar (Bristol Riverside Theatre), Company and Urinetown (11th Hour Theatre Company), Into the Woods (Limelight Performing Arts Center), and Into the Woods (Eagle Theatre). Film/virtual credits include: Dead Giveaway (Shoestring Gold Films; 2019 Best Actress nomination at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival) and 2020 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Zoom musical, I Hear a Distant Song, directed by Steve Pacek. In 2014, she won third place in the NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) competition in Boston. Thanks and love to this team. www.elena-camp.com

Robi is thrilled to be back at Theatre Horizon again with this re-mount of tick, tick…BOOM!. He’s appeared on Broadway in original casts of Spring Awakening, How to Succeed…, Bye Bye Birdie and Doctor Zhivago. He toured the country with the National tours of Spring Awakening and Fun Home and has appeared in several shows in Philly! Robi is the creator and composer of LGBTQ musical Basic Witches for which he received a 2018 Barrymore Award nomination for best original score. His musical Little Duende received a residency at the O’Neill Center for their 2021 NMTC and was presented at NAMT festival in 2021. His other musical Siluetas was also accepted the following year at O’Neill Center’s 2022 NMTC. Siluetas received a reading presentation at Theatre Horizon and then a full production in Philadelphia with Power Street Theatre this past June. Siluetas earned 7 Barrymore nominations including outstanding original score. Thank you, Nell, Steve, and the rest of this amazing company! For more info follow me @robihager

Angel Sigala is a proud Dreamer (DACA recipient), born and raised in Mexico. He is delighted to be joining Theatre Horizon for the first time. Recent credits include New York, New York (Mateo Díaz, Broadway), Hair (Woof, Two River Theatre), The 76th Annual Tony Awards (Principal Performer), Mushroom, and Alice in Wonderland: A New Musical Panto (People’s Light). Follow them on Instagram: @_angelsigala. Website: angelsigala.com

Karly Amato is a Philly/NYC/NJ based Stage Manager who graduated from Montclair State University’s BFA Theatre Design, Technology, and Management program in January of this year. She is delighted to be returning to Theatre Horizon and reuniting with the marvelous company of tick, tick… BOOM! Recent credits include Winnie the Pooh & Friends and The Comedy of Errors (Stage Manager, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival), Electrics Intern (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival 2024), and  Jelly’s Last Jam (NYCC Encores!). She would like to thank her friends and family for their support!

J. Dominic Chacon is a Lighting Designer and Production Manager based in Philadelphia. He has been working in Philadelphia since he arrived here in 2002. He is an Adjunct Professor at Drexel University and the Lighting Coordinator for the Lang Performing Arts Center at Swarthmore College. In Philly, he has designed for Walnut Street Theatre, Azuka, People’s Light, and many more. Outside of Philly, his work has been seen at Florida Studio Theatre, Bowery Street Theatre, and Long Wharf Theatre. He is dedicated to making theatre a collaboration as well as a learning experience. In addition to his theatre work, he is very passionate about his civic duties volunteering for Non-Profits in and around Philadelphia. Some of his favorite collaborations have been Peter and the Starcatcher (Walnut Street Theatre), Blood Wedding (PAC), Dido+ (Curtis Opera). Currently you can see his work at PTC’s production of La Egoista, and coming up 39 Steps at Westport Country Playhouse. To find out more check out his website domchacon.com

Damien Figueras is a 5-time Barrymore nominated sound and video designer. Recent credits include: Party Face (Off-Broadway, NY City Center), Peter and the Starcatcher (Delaware Theatre Company), The Winter Wonderettes (Gulfshore Playhouse), Cabaret (Bristol Riverside Theatre), What the Constitution Means to Me (Arden Theatre), Kiss (Wilma Theatre), The Play That Goes Wrong (1812 Productions), Beehive (Walnut Street Theatre), Rose: You Are Who You Eat (The Bearded Ladies). In addition to his design work, Damien is the Production Manager for Wolf Performing Arts Center and a founding member of Apartment 20 Theatre. As always, he would like to dedicate his work to the memory of his mother. DFigueras.com

Zoe is a theater artist based in Philadelphia and is so excited to be a part of the remount of tick, tick…BOOM!. They are passionate about creating supportive rehearsal and tech spaces that are care-centered and trauma-informed. Recent credits include: Assistant Stage Manager (Lighting Rod Special), Stage Manager (Next Life Theater Company), and Assistant Audio Engineer (Theater Horizon). They want to thank everyone who is part of the cast and crew, they are so glad to work again with such amazing people, their parents, and cat Poundcake. Love to E.

A proud University of the Arts alum and former professor, Chris has designed sets and props throughout Philadelphia for over 20 years earning four Barrymore nominations for Best Scenic Design (Torch Song at 1812 Productions, Man of La Mancha at Delaware Theatre Company, Alice in Wonderland at People’s Light and Time Is On Our Side at Simpatico Theatre). For Theatre Horizon, he previously designed the sets and/or props for TOWN, Athena, The Few, Peter and the Starcatcher, White, A New Brain, Lobby Hero, Into the Woods, Circle Mirror Transformation, Spring Awakening, Kimberly Akimbo, The Credeaux Canvas, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and Fat Pig. He has also designed sets and/or props for Spiegelworld’s The Hook in Atlantic City and Disco Show in Las Vegas, Desaparecidas LLC con La Familia at JACK in Brooklyn, Milwaukee Rep, Power Street Theatre Company, People’s Light, Inis Nua Theatre Company, Delaware Theatre Company, 1812 Productions, Philadelphia Theatre Company, InterAct, Simpatico Theatre, Arden Theatre Company, Gunnar Montana Productions, Bristol Riverside Theatre, University of the Arts, Arcadia University, Villanova University, Quintessence Theatre Company, Shakespeare in Clark Park, Tribe of Fools, Delaware Shakespeare Festival and Plays & Players. Chris is a proud member of the Society of Prop Managers, Local USA 829, and the board of Philadelphia Scenic Works. To see more of his work: chrishaigdesigns.com.

Randi Alexis Hickey is a Philadelphia-based director, stage manager, and self-producer. She makes new musicals with her company, Apartment 20, and is passionate about creating safe, exciting, and inspiring spaces for artists to create. She also runs her own pet-sitting business, Randi Sits. Credits include: Nosejob (Lightning Rod Special), Lilith & Her Demons (Polyphone Festival for New and Emerging Musicals), The Mad Ones Lab (Kerrigan & Lowdermilk), Broccoli, Roosevelt & Mr. House (Theatre Horizon), and Chris Davis’s annual One Man Nutcracker (Upcoming). www.randialexishickey.com

Michael Kozloski is thrilled to be back with Theatre Horizon! He is a recent BFA Musical Theater graduate from Temple University. Directing credits include Rock of Ages and Godspell with Temple’s BYFY Musical Theatre organization, as well as assistant directing Escape to Margaritaville with Theatre at the Mount in Central Massachusetts. Recent performing credits include Into The Woods, Xanadu, Spring Awakening (Temple University), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Hedgerow Theatre Company/Mauckingbird Theatre Company), and They’re Playing Our Song (Priscilla Beach Theatre). Michael would like to thank his family, friends, and mentors for their continued support along with Robi, Steve, and the incredible cast and crew. michaelkozloski.com

Asaki is excited to work with the Tick Tick Team again! Originally from Japan, she is a multi-disciplinary artist who has been working professionally in Philadelphia for over a decade. Selected costume design credits:  Siluetas, Las Mujeres (Power Street Theatre Company the Lehman Trilogy, Backing Track (Arden Theatre Co.), Winter’s Tale, Cymbeline (Delaware Shakespeare Co.), Spanish Tragedy, House of Desires (Villanova Theatre), The Lightning Thief, Songs for the New World (Drexel Theatre), Death of a Driver, 72 Miles to Go…, Man of God (InterAct Theatre Company), The Taming!, Pericles (Shakespeare in Clark Park), Boycott Esther (Azuka Theatre), Tiger Style! (Philadelphia Asian Performing Artists). MA -Villanova University. Currently running: This Is The Week That Is: The Election Special with 1812 Productions, Winter’s Tale with Deleware Shakespeare Company.

Steve Pacek is thrilled to be back at Theatre Horizon, where he has directed The Syringa Tree, presented his original piece [Untitled Project] #213, and starred in The Holiday Spectacular, The Hound of the Baskervilles, The 39 Steps, Into the Woods, A New Brain and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Other Philadelphia directing/choreography credits include: Ragtime and Once (choreographer) – Arden; The Light Princess (director) – Arden; Man of La Mancha and Peter and the Starcatcher (choreographer) – Delaware Theatre Company; A Little Night Music (director) – UArts; See What I Wanna See, RENT and tick, tick…BOOM! (choreographer), Kiss of the Spider Woman, Grey Gardens and Hair (director) – 11th Hour Theater Company. Steve also directed Robi Hager’s Basic Witches for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. A 2023 Barrymore Award winner for best-supporting actor in a musical and a past recipient of the F. Otto Haas Award, Steve is super proud to be a member of the wonderful Philadelphia Theatre Community! www.stevepacek.com

Ethan is a previous University of the Arts student and now works as a Philadelphia-based theater designer. He works in multimedia forms of lighting, sound, and video as designer and technician. He made his professional theater debut working on the electrics team at PA Shakespeare Festival, and has since worked in the Philadelphia area at The Arden, Theatre Horizon, and Wolf Performing Arts Center. 

Philadelphia Scenic Works is an independent, non-profit (501c3) scene shop. We work with arts organizations all over the Greater Philadelphia area to build projects that advance their missions. At the same time, we are investing in building a healthy, sustainable workforce, and innovative resource sharing. Check out examples of our work and upcoming free workshops at philadelphiascenicworks.org

Ben Powell grew up in Kennett Square, PA, and made his professional debut as Davy Zlatic in the First National Broadway Tour of Bandstand in 2019. Recently graduating from the University of Michigan with a BFA in Jazz Studies on acoustic and electric bass and a BMA in Vocal Performance as a bass-baritone, Ben is based in Brooklyn, New York, working as a gigging musician and teacher. He can be found regularly playing in pit orchestras, jazz bands, choral ensembles, rock bands, developing original music and any other musical endeavors he can wrap his ears around.

Heather Pynne is a Philadelphia-based lighting professional who enjoys design, support, and implementation of lighting for performances of all kinds. She would like to thank her partner Chris for all his support.

Brigitte Rottman is a Cuban-Lebanese American pianist, vocal coach, and music director residing in Chester County. She is currently on staff at The Center for Performing and Fine Arts in West Chester in the Theatre Department. Music directing for shows including Siluetas (Theatre Horizon and Power Street Theatre Company), Gypsy (Gretna Theatre), Sondheim on Sondheim (Gretna Theatre), Head Over Heels (University of the Arts), Pippin (University of the Arts), Into the Woods (Resident Theatre Company). All of the love and endless gratitude to Matthew and our six incredible children who have taught us to love with our actions as loudly as we do with our words.

Haley Simmonds is a recent graduate of Pennwest California (formerly known as California University of Pennsylvania) with a BA in Theater Arts. Before this, they earned an Associate’s in Theater from Montgomery County Community College where they also served as the president of the Drama Club. Since then Haley has worked as the dramaturgy intern and assistant stage manager at Hedgerow Theater for their production of In the Next Room as well as the assistant stage manager at Mon River Arts for their production of Rock of Ages. Haley would like to thank their mom and sisters, and both their Montco and CalU families for all of their support along the way.

Neil Simpkins is a professional musician from the Greater Delaware Valley for the last 50 years, most notably, with Chubby Checker, country singer-songwriter Patsy Foster, Kenn Kweder, and appearing in Frank’s soda commercial with Patty Smyth. He studied Instrumental Performance at Berklee College of Music.

Peter Smith is a Philadelphia-based theater maker that specializes in props and lighting. He is excited to join Theater Horizon for the first time since he grew up across the river! He has recently worked on Nose Job (Lightning Rod Special) and The Lightning Thief (UDSS). He would like to thank his parents and Bailey for all their love & support.

Sean Townsend is a Berklee College of Music and the University of Miami graduate. He has performed as a local guitarist for over 40 years in many pit orchestras, jazz, rock, and big bands and is a solo artist. Sean is also an accomplished composer, writing for computer games, films, jingles, etc, with his company, Town Sounds Music and Audio Production. Sean currently teaches guitar studies for PALCS and the Center for Performing and Fine Arts in West Chester. His credits include Head Over Heals, Spring Awakening, Tommy, Godspell, Little Woman, Sister Act, The Addams Family, Amelie, and many more. He has composed music for McDonald’s, IBM, Microsoft, Redstorm, Tonka, and many others. Sean currently lives in Chadds Ford, PA, where he plays guitar and composes music.

Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike. We stage stories that illuminate the full range of human experience, bring people together, connect students with theatre artists, and contribute to the revitalization of our diverse and underserved community in Norristown, Pennsylvania. 

Founded in 2005 by Erin Reilly and Matthew Decker, Theatre Horizon has become an award-winning leader in the arts ecosystem across Montgomery County, Philadelphia region, and the country. In October 2012 we completed a $1 million capital campaign and opened our permanent home: a 123-seat blackbox theatre in the heart of Norristown’s Arts Hill District. Since moving to our new home, our services have attracted over 45,000 people to Norristown, making us an anchor of revitalization to the downtown area. Through our artistic productions, education programs, and community investment initiatives, Theatre Horizon is invested in the people of Norristown. Through our community-centric approach, we build long-term, sustainable relationships with Norristown community members by inviting them to become active participants in the artmaking and decision-making, instead of merely spectators. 

As of 10/1/2024

Anonymous • Isy Abraham-Raveson • Jared Albany Patricia & Al Anderson • Matthew Armstead • Carolyn & Michael Ashburn • Courtney Bambrick • Justin Rose & Nell Bang-Jensen • Lise Bang-Jensen & Charles Houghton • Timothy Barnes • Rodney Bass • Rashaad Bates • German Berrios • Ryane & Ian Beutler • Bonnie Bloom • Rebecca Bradbeer • Debra Brady • Olivia* & Craig Brady • Thomas Breeden • Liz Brunton • David Bushnell & Kim Pelkey • Sydney Cain-Frazier • Johanna Caldwell • Anthnoy Camp •  Shellie Camp • Pepe Carmona & Johanna Rossell • Cheryl Carson • Katharina Casey* • Bruce and Carol Caswell • Anna Chilcote • Joan & Joel Chinitz • Muthu Chinnadurai • Barbara Chubb • Gerry Cocchiaro & Barbara M. Enger • Jessie Cocks • Michael Coleman • Denise Collins • Patricia Comfort • Catherine & Tim Conahan • Anne Cook & Russ Troyer • Elizabeth Cooper • Jeanne Cove • Andrea Cronin • Carol Fern & John Culhane • Rita & Leonard Cupingood • Monica D’Antonio • Janet Dalzell • Emily Darigan • Maurisha Dash • Maurice & Darlene Davis • Sara Day • Matthew Decker • Alesia Defino • Gene Dilks • Barbara Dowdall • Patrick Druhan • Margie Dubrow • Patrick Duffy • Donald Dumpson • William Duncan • Yvonne Durham • Carol Dutill • Helen Eaton • Diane & Jonathan Edelman • Bruce Eisenstein • Nancy & Robert Elfant • Quinn Eli & Theresa Tensuan • Steven Engelmyer & Lisa Wershaw • Bill Ewing • Rachel Fecho • Deborah Fields • Devon Fields • Lyn Fields • Gail Fishman* & Steven Horii • Eileen Fox • Mary Ellen Fox • Christina & David Fryman • Rhoda & Louis Fryman • Jenara Garnder • Yvette Gause • Linda Geisler • Elizabeth Gemmill • Cheryl Germain Rodgers • Cindi Gilmore • Barbara Giuffrida • Linda & David Glickstein • Lora Gonzalez • Jean & Stephen Godsall-Myers • Ross Goldberg & Ann Bassett • Grace Gonglewski • Pete Gonzalez • Angelique Gravely • Khayri Graves • Shelley Green & Michael Golden, Jr. • Joan Hagerman • Ann & Glenn Haig • Eileen Hallstrom • Lynn Hamilton-Watters & Jim Watters • N’ann Harp • Lindsay Harris-Friel • Susan Havens-Lang • John Hayes • Kathryn Hayes • Sophie & Michael Hayes • Karen Hayman & Jean Bochnowski • Tracie Henry • Jane Heumann • Clifford Hirst • Leonard Holdsman • Elizabeth Hollinger • Terry & Ann Marie Horner • Eileen & Ken Hughes • Alison Huxta • Barbara Irwin • Kim Jackson • Carol Jones • Deneen Jones • Hakim Jones* • Sebastian Kadaplakal • Rachelle & Ronald Kaiserman • Julie Kang • Bob Kaufman & Jane Shure • Elisabeth Kersey • Sinem Gokgoz Kilic • Jane Kim • Caren & Brian Kirschner • Rachel Klinges • Bonnie Korytowski • Mary Krause • Virginia Kricun • Allen Kuharski • William Kullmann & Stefania Luciani • Sheri & Orlando Lawrence • Carlene Lawson • Jen & Karen Lehman • Alicia Lewis • Holly Link • Linda Lipscomb* • Trey Lyford & Suli Holum • Zandra Maffet* • Nick Antony Manson • Martin Mari • Jill Marron • Kevin J McCarthy • Dawne McCormac • Lyndsey & Kevin McCormick • Detrick McGriff • Geri & Tom McKernan • Michael McKinney • Jane McNeil • Erika McNichol • Gemma Mears • Ann Marie • Meehan • Vicki Meitus • Hope Merkert • Buzz Merrick • Kristin* & Sanjeev Midha • Karen Migdail & Andrew Davis • Phyllis Miller • Martha Millison • Javier Mojica • Rosemary & Jeffrey Moller • Bernadette Montemayor • Juan Morales • Susan Morrison-Bellamy • Amanda Morton* • Brandon Moulden • Angela Mullen & Lisa Yanak • Juretha Murray • Paul Nemeth & Jean Flood • Marsha Nesson • Martel Neville* • Cathy Nyagwegwe • Bonnie O’Callaghan • Kathleen O’Connell • Samara O’Shea • Sarah Orchinik • Jazelle Parke • Barbara & Don Parman • Edwina Patruno • LaVerne Patterson • Robert Paxson • Sarah Peterson • The Seth Alan Peterson Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. • Barbara Petroske • Jim Phynn • Anita Pierson • Sarah Popek • Joni Popowcer • Kathryn Pramuk • Laura* & Doug Pratt • Kara Rantovich • Mark Rivinus • Diane* and Steve Reilly • Lee & Ritch Reilly • Michael Reilly • Nancy Ritchey • Mydera Taliah Robinson • Ruth & Sidney Rosenblatt • Julie & David Rusenko • Leslie & Russell Rush • Amy & Mitch Russell • Lauren Russell • Ana Santoyo • Alexandria Sasek • Kenneth Schmitt • Linda & Ronald Schmoyer • James Schneider & Kevin Maurer • Deb Schrager • Carrie & Brett Schur • Sharon Schwarze • Martha Sharkey • John Shea • Rebecca Shoulberg • Gina Siesling & Deb Morley • Devon Sinclair • Eric Singel • Karen & Keith Siwik • Connie & Larry Skvir • Andrea & Aaron Smith • Chad Eric Smith* • Gayle & David Smith • Jeff Smith* & Pamela Milcos-Smith • Jenny Smith & Beth Slating • Rebecca Smith • Valerie Smith • Karalyn Spector • Margaret Spencer • Konnie & Paul Stark • Liza & Tom Steele • Marilyn Lee Steinbright • Valerie Stewart • Gaynor Strickler • Steve & Luci Stroiman • Janet Suber • Erzsebet Szabo • Scott Tattar • Susan Taylor • Theresa Tensuan • Gene Terry • Elaine & Tim Thomas • Moira Thompson • Steve & Dorothy Tross • Mary Kay Tucker • John Chou & Teresa Wallace • Matthew Ward • Fatimah Washington • Rebecca & Jim Weiland • RoseAnn Westerfer • Carolyn Weyneth • Sally Whitney • Connie Whitson • Teresa Wilensky • Yasmin Williams-Brown • Brian Wilson • Fred Wolfe •  Brent* & Kristin Woods • Adrienne Woody • Roxanna Wright • Stacy Kent Wyckoff • Caroline Yannuzzi • Boofie Younkin • Susan Zeager • Leah Zerbe

* Denotes Board Member

Barbara Dowdall on Behalf of Philadelphia Alliance to Restore School Librarians (PARSL)

Buzz Merrick on Behalf of Theatre Horizon Education

Charles G Houghton in Honor of Nell Bang-Jensen

Connie & Larry Skvir in Honor of Michele Decker

Deborah Stern in Honor of Laura Pratt

Deneen Jones in Honor of Nya Green

Donald Dumpson on Behalf of Garrick Vaughn

Joseph Rigg in Memory of Daniel Siwik

Karen Migdail & Andrew Davis In Honor of Engagement of Jonathan Harper Schlieman/Haley Fluke & Honeymoon of Shelby North

Karen Siwik in Memory of Daniel Siwik

Kathryn Hayes in Honor of Nell Bang-Jensen

Kenneth Schmitt in Honor of Robi Hager & Chris Haig

Laura Pratt in Memory of Daniel Siwik

Leah Zerbe on Behalf of the Autism Drama Program’s Amazing Actors!

Michael Coleman in Honor of Nell Bang Jensen and all the great work done under your leadership

Rhoda & Louis Fryman in Honor of Christina Fryman

Yasmin Williams-Brown in Honor of the ENTIRE Holiday Gospel Concert Cast & Crew!

Yasmin Williams-Brown in Memory of Kelly Williams

Actors’ Equity Foundation

The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation

The Anne M. and Philip H. Glatfelter, III Family Foundation 

The Arcadia Foundation

CCRES 

The Charlotte Cushman Foundation 

Child Development Foundation 

Connelly Foundation 

Daniel W. Dietrich II Foundation

David Nation/Susan Willcox Family Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation 

Delta Kappa Gamma Society International 

The Dream Away Foundation

Eagles Autism Foundation

Engelmyer Fund 

FEMA

HealthSpark Foundation

The Hess Foundation 

The Independence Foundation 

Jerry verDorn Scholarship

The Lida Foundation 

The Lily Foundation

Little Tower Foundation 

Loeb Performing Arts Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation

The McLean Contributionship 

National Endowment for the Arts

The Patricia Kind Family Foundation

PA Humanities

Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts 

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage 

PNC Arts Alive 

The Shubert Foundation

The Stratton Foundation

TD Charitable Foundation

The William Penn Foundation

Wyncote Foundation

President

Chad Eric Smith (he/him)

Vice President

Gail Fishman (she/her)

Directors

Kate Casey, Treasurer (she/her)

Linda Lipscomb, Secretary (she/her)

Nell Bang-Jensen (she/her)

Olivia Brady (she/her)

Matthew Decker (he/him)

Hannah Fenlon (she/her)

Christina Fryman (she/her)

Hakim Jones (he/him)

Zandra Maffett (she/her)

Kristin Midha (she/her)

Amanda Morton (she/her)

Martel Neville (he/him)

Laura Pratt (she/her)

Diane Reilly (she/her)

Jeff Smith (he/him)

Maku Warrakah-Ali (she/her)

Brent Woods (he/him)

Artistic Director
Nell Bang-Jensen (she/her)

Interim Artistic Director
Matt Decker (she/her)

Bookkeeper
Bookminders

Public Relations Consultant
Bryan Butler (he/him)

Patron Outreach & Sales Associate
Andrew Davis (he/him)

Marketing Consultant
Bo Frazier (they/them)

Manager of Giving
Ricki Gever Eisenstein (she/her)

Graphic Design
Daniel Kontz Design

Audience Engagement Associate
Zoë Gilmore (they/she)

Production Manager
Tess Mathewson (she/her)

Director of Philadelphia Teaching Artists Initiative
Dawn Loveland Navarro (she/her)

Producing Director
Shelby North (she/they)

Director of Community Investment
Mydera Taliah Robinson (she/her)

Associate Director of Strategic Engagement
Jonathan Harper Schlieman (he/him)

Education Manager
Seraina Schottland (she/her)

Director of External Relations
Gilberto Vega (he/him)

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