Liz Ruiter

Responsible for running the theatre company, working closely with each member of the board to make sure every event runs smoothly. The Board President manages each board member to make sure they have what they need and know what to do, and often takes charge in planning things from crew days to fundraisers to our social media campaign. 

Catelyn Danckaert

Responsible for breathing color and life into our shows, letting both the audience and the actors become immersed in the world on the stage. The Head of Art and their team carefully paints almost everything you see on stage.

Rilla Carpenter

Responsible for immersing both audience and actors in the world on stage through clothes! The Head of Costumes and their team hunts for every piece you see actors wearing, making what they can't find, from hats, to shirts, to wedding dresses, to mermaid tails.

Isabella Davis

Responsible for making sure every audience member can see every detail of an actor's expression, bringing them life. The Head of Hair and Makeup and their team makes sure every cast member has makeup, knows how to use it, and styles their hair appropriately for each show.

Josie Mutchler

Responsible for making sure every little detail on stage is perfect, from books to flowers to weapons to cash! The Head of Props and their team makes sure every piece of the theatre puzzle is on stage and readily available, hunting thrift shops for some and building others themselves.

Olivia Clarke

Responsible for sharing the wonders of the Black River Theatre Company with the world. The Head of Public Relations and their team manages the BRTC social media accounts and advertises for every show.

Maxwell Meloche

Responsible for building up the world of every show nearly from scratch, and keeping it safe for everyone involved. The Head of Set and their team builds everything you see on stage.

Seth Ortega-Schultz

Responsible for bringing each new generation of theatre kids, keeping BRTC alive. The Middle School Representative visits middle school classes often to encourage them to join theatre.