Micael Gauger (Bogar) [she/her] is a multi-award-winning theater actor and deviser hailing from Seattle, Washington. As a queer individual of a fundamentalist Baptist upbringing, she is passionate about making room and space for deeper conversations in her community. 

Micael's most recent work is Good Ones which won the Artist Pick Award at the MN Fringe Festival 2024. She also co-created and produced Bend the Rules, Eat the Head which won Best of the 2015 SF Fringe and was an Official Selection at Berkeley’s inaugural BLAST Festival. She also received the Sold Out Audience Award for Not Until They're Dead at the San Francisco Fringe Festival and produced A Jingle Jangle Morning at the 2023 Minnesota Fringe Festival. 

Micael is an alumna of the San Francisco Neo-Futurists, a volunteer with Clowns Without Borders, and has performed with Naked Empire Bouffon, Take Three's Big Stick Shindig and Fox & Beggar Theatre among many other companies. She trained at Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre. 

Additionally, she is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, a Fulbright Fellow, and holds an MA in International Peace Studies from American University. 

Adam Gauger is an actor, musician, writer, and visual artist.

In the Twin Cities he has worked with History Theater (The Buddy Holly Story, Teen Idol: The Bobby Vee Story), Theater In The Round (Romeo & Juliet, Metromaniacs), The Old Log Theater, Theater Unbound (Aliens with Extroardinary Skills), and Open Window Theater (A Man For All Seasons), as well as in Massachusetts with Shakespeare & Company and The Wharton Salon (Summer). He has also worked with The Redeeming Time Project, teaching theater at Moose Lake Correctional Facility.

Being a drummer and percussionist for most of his life, he loves to make music. Adam also plays guitar and piano.

Adam studied at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts.