EEE Company Profile:

Kayla Schiltgen

College Attended/Degree: University of Minnesota-TC, BA in Dance, minors in Youth Studies and Leadership

Number of years with EEE: This will be my second year dancing with EEE.  

Besides your time in class and rehearsal with EEE, what are your other jobs? 

Besides dancing with EEE I am the theater director at Mahtomedi High School. I also do choreography for several local high schools and theaters. I run a small business teaching dance to mostly first time dancers. I volunteer at the Women's Environmental Institute and Foxtail Farms. My husband, Eric, and I are in the process of starting an organic farm. 

What do you love about being an EEE dancer?

I love dancing with EEE because of the amazing people who are part of this group. They are inspiring, uplifting and kind. I am challenged in a way that makes me a better dancer. Karis nurtures this company like a family and this really provides a comfortable space to try new things, work hard, and develop as a dancer and person. On top of this I get to do jazz! I love jazz because the music gets inside me and I can't help but want to groove. It feels so good! 

As a dancer, what's something you're learning right now/ something that's inspiring you? 

Right now as a dancer I am learning to approach movement in pieces. I often times see a phrase and get so overwhelmed by the movement I start to doubt I will be able to accomplish it. I'm trying to be more gentle with myself and accept my learning process. Coming back to jazz has helped me do this. There are so many complex layers to this style and sometimes all you can do is approach one layer at a time.

Random/fun fact about yourself: 

I love animals...I have three cats and a dog. I also love cooking, being outside, and decorating. 

EEE Gives Thanks!

Tis the season to give thanks and Eclectic Edge Ensemble has many things to be thankful for this year! First of all, we are truly thankful for our supporters! Cheers to those that have been a part of our audience during the past 12 seasons! Thank you for supporting us by coming to our shows and by helping us raise funds. We are also very grateful for our board members who help guide the vision of our company- thank you for your continued time, support, and wisdom!

Secondly, we are thankful for our dancers and collaborators, our tech and design staff, as well as our rehearsal space!  Without these elements we wouldn't be able to continue the work we do.  Eclectic Edge Ensemble is a family of dancers and musicians that create, imagine, and restage dance pieces.  We couldn't do anything without the people involved and we are grateful for their creativity, artistry, and expertise!

Third, we are thankful for the opportunity and ability to share our passion and love for dance in the Twin Cities.  Our talented artists and teachers love to pour their knowledge into the community. With that said- we are very excited about the future of our outreach program! 

Finally, EEE's bright future compels us give thanks!  As we look ahead, we are enthusiastic about all that we have planned.  We approach this upcoming performance season with renewed energy to keep jazz and rhythm based dances alive in the Twin Cities.  Thank you to all who have supported us, past and present, and we hope you will continue by attending this seasons performances:

Snowbound! A Journey from Fall to Spring, in collaboration with MadMunchkin Productions!

March 18th-20th at The Lab Theater

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First Nights of a Foot Flight

July 21st-23rd at The Southern Theater

EEE is honored to be a guest resident of the Southern Theater's ArtShare program

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM EEE!

EEE's Education and Outreach Program!

Hello! This is Stepheni, EEE's Education + Outreach Director.  I stepped into this role in September after closing the studio I'd owned and operated for the past couple of years and am excited to be focusing my love and energy for dance education to help EEE deliver awesome outreach and education opportunities to the community, schools, studios and other dancers!

What many people may not know about EEE, is that beyond being beautiful performers, our directors and company members are also practicing, experienced and gifted teachers.  Our outreach teaching roster is made up of past/present company members and affiliates who have OVER 100 YEARS of combined teaching experience providing quality instruction at studios, schools and colleges throughout the state! 

We are looking to continuously expand the horizons of our Outreach + Education program, so we recently reorganized its structure to focus on providing movement-based education opportunities to the following audiences:

• Schools
• Studios
• Community/Non-Profit Organizations
• Dancers and Educators

Our goal for 2015-2016 is to increase the accessibility of dance through a robust program with a diverse roster of participants. One of the things that makes our outreach classes particularly unique is our ability to develop curriculum that ties in concepts, ideas, topics and techniques from current productions, so our classes are fresh, fun and rich with artistic value and meaning. All classes are carefully tailored to meet the needs of our students and our teachers are successful at encouraging and engaging with students of all ages and backgrounds, whether working with beginners to help create connections between movement and music or providing intensives that deepen technique and historical knowledge for trained dancers.

So far this year, we gave back through the power of performance as part of the Minneapolis Heart Institution's Heartbeat Gala and now are looking forward to holding a workshop for a large homeschool group called SciGirls in February! In order to meet our goals for this season, we're still on the lookout for dance studios, private or public schools, and community or non-profit organizations that would benefit from or are interested in providing movement-based opportunities to their students or patrons.

If you would like more information on our program and goals for this season, please visit http://www.eclecticedgeensemble.com/new-page/. If you have questions or would like to bring EEE in to conduct outreach at your organization, please e-mail me atstepheni.hubert@gmail.com.

Happy Dancing Everyone! 

- Steph

EEE Blog Contributor:

Karla Grotting!

Meet our beloved, Karla Grotting! She's a gem in the Minnesota dance community and we are so happy to have her as a regular contributor to our blog! She'll be unlocking her wealth of knowledge and giving us jazz dance and music history mini-lessons. So cool, right?! Read on for an introduction to Karla's inspiring dance career...

Karla Grotting began dancing in her mother’s basement studio, as soon as she could walk. Her mother, Kay Larson, taught tap, ballet, jazz, acrobatics, ballroom and baton, instilling an early love of movement and music. By 1974, Karla found her way to the Zoe Sealy Dance Center where she fell in love with jazz dance, and eventually began working with the Minnesota Jazz Dance Company in 1979. In her time at MJDC, she performed in works by Zoe Sealy, Maria Cheng, David Voss, Clarence Teeters, William Harren, Paulette Cousins, Kerry Casserly, Lea Darwin and others.  In 1987, Karla moved to NYC to join JAZZDANCE by Danny Buraczeski and danced in both his New York and Minneapolis companies, which deepened her love for jazz dance, jazz music and its history.  Karla is a founding member, principal dancer and associate director with Joe Chvala and the Flying Foot Forum, with whom she’s been dancing, touring and creating since 1990. Karla graduated from the U of MN-Twin Cities with a BA in Theater and a BFA in Dance, where she continues an adjunct faculty member. Karla enjoyed the past year as a visiting guest artist at St Olaf College and will return to visit again in the spring of 2016. Her awards include the U of M Student’s Choice Award for Outstanding Teacher in the College of Liberal Arts, a 2007 McKnight Artist Fellowship for Dancers and a 2010 Sage Nomination for Outstanding Educator and a 2015 Sage Award for Outstanding Performance for her show, Lost Voices in Jazz: The Choreographers of the MN Jazz Dance Company.  Karla creates her own dance works which blend the unique styles of her tap, jazz, modern and percussive dance experiences and has set original works on the FFF, St Olaf College, The Eclectic Edge Ensemble, SPCPA, Gustavus Adolphus College, Macalester College and others.

EEE's Lost Voices Lecture Fundraiser!

Get deeper into the research behind the Lost Voices in Jazz: The Choreographers of the MN Jazz Dance Company, which featured the history of Zoe Sealy and the MN Jazz Dance Company and reconstructed works by their four choreographers lost to AIDS; William Harren, Jeffrey Mildenstein, Clarence Teeters and David Voss.  

Karla Grotting will present a 75 minute lecture on the project and it's research as a fundraiser for presenter and partner, The Eclectic Edge Ensemble. Come listen, remember and share your stories with us. A donation of any size gets you in!  We have space for 30 people. Appetizers will be served!  Please RSVP to  eeedance@gmail.com

Lost Voices in Jazz Lecture!

Sunday, Nov 14 @ 1pm

 at Digital Pictures, 212 N 2nd St, Mpls, 55401

EEE Jazz Class Playlist

Check out these tunes from Karis’ Jazz Class Playlist! 

“Madame Zzaj” by Brooklyn Funk Essentials

 “Your Girl” Grace Potter

“Long Time, Wrong Time” by Sharon Jones and the Dep Kings

“Don’t Stop” by Brazilian Girls

“Yellow Moon” by Preservation Hall Jazz Band

“Suburbia” by Trombone Shorty

“Sinnerman” by Nina Simon & Felix da Housecat

Like what you hear? Join us for company class!

EEE Open Company Class | Advanced Jazz | Instructor: Karis Sloss

Wednesdays | 10:00-11:30am beginning November 4

(no class November 25 or December 1)

$15/class

Ballare Teatro | 4259 Minnehaha Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55406

EEE Company Profile:

Crystal Secor

College Attended/Degree:  

Bachelor of Science Kinesiology /Dance Minor from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from the University of Minnesota

Number of years with EEE:  Since 2009 

Besides your time in class and rehearsal with EEE, what are your other jobs? 

My other jobs include teaching competitive dance to kids grades 4-12 and Bar tending at a local pub called the 617 Lounge

What do you love about being an EEE dancer?  

I love the rhythmic challenges that come with being a jazz dancer, it helps me connect and hear the music in ways I didn't think possible.  But within that I also love the freedom to play and push the connection to the music, and Karis does a really great job utilizing both of those skills.  What I truly love about being an EEE dancer is the family that Karis has created.  We come together because of our passion for dance and performance and through that I feel like I have life long friends!

As a dancer, what's something you're learning right now/ something that's inspiring you? 

Something that's inspiring me now, or that I'm working on personally, is to go into the rehearsal process with ease.  Ease is a word that keeps me grounded and helps me keep an open mind as we work to develop new ideas.  It also helps me realize that as I become an older, more mature dancer, to take movement risks/challenges with ease.  Plus that word inspires me to keep the rehearsal process light and fun!

Random/fun fact about yourself: 

Two random things about me (1) I tend to fold and separate my dirty laundry, with the intention to make the laundry process easier and (2) while grocery shopping, I have a tendency to shake the items in my hand before placing them in the cart (this one my husband notices all the time!)

... And We're Back!

Welcome to the new Eclectic Edge Ensemble website and our brand new blog. We have bold goals in writing weekly updates on events, productions, research and our process. Please stop by often to read about what’s current and coming up for EEE!

I have been very fortunate to direct and manage Eclectic Edge Ensemble. Since I was young, I have always wanted to have my own dance company that produced work in both concert dance form and theatrical movement based productions. I started producing my choreography while I was working on my undergrad at the University of MN. The summer after my freshman year I produced my first show at the Saint Paul Student Center and I was hooked. Since then I have been creating and producing work consistently every year.

We are coming off of an amazing season that culminated in partnering with Karla Grotting on “Lost Voices in Jazz Dance.” What an incredible production that challenged, broadened, exposed and enriched all of our lives as we studied and reconstructed the amazing works of Clarence Teeters, David Voss, Jeffrey Mildenstein and William Harren.

Recently, Eclectic Edge Ensemble was honored as the 2015 SAGE honoree for Outstanding Performance for Lost Voices in Jazz Dance! We are tickled! 

This week we returned back to rehearsals. EEE typically takes August and September off to rest, recoup and start planning for the following season. This year is going to be jam packed with the return of Snowbound at The Lab Theater in March and culminates at the Southern Theatre July 21st-24th, 2016 as a Guest Resident in the Southern Theater’s ArtShare Program! 

We have FOUR new wonderful additions to our group. Pedro, Michelle, Haley and Emily have joined EEE’s Apprenticeship Program and were thrown in to a full day of rehearsal and did a fabulous job.

The two pieces we started this week are from Snowbound!  Celebrating the 5th Anniversary since its creation EEE and Mad Munchkin Productions are bringing back Snowbound! A Journey from Autumn to Spring at The Lab Theater March 18th-20th, 2016.  Snowbound! is an infusion of puppetry and dance. Our human experience of winter is interpreted through forms from the natural world as the performance journeys from fall to spring.

We started reconstructing Blacklight Ballet and Melting this week (now I am sure you are really curious to check out more!) It felt great getting these two pieces back in the studio! As the choreographer, I'm making the decisions on what to keep and what to completely change. What can this new group of dancers bring and enhance to this already set work? I love having the opportunities to bring pieces back and witness how they come alive in a new way!

So we ARE back! Check in often as eee dancers, guest writers, and I will be creating blogs about our experiences throughout the season! 

Karis Sloss, EEE's Artistic Director

EEE's Audience Survey!

First, a huge thank you to all who came and auditioned with us.  We had a great day dancing and sharing our work with you!

Second, EEE needs your help.  We have put together a short survey to help us gather information on Winter!  We are looking to remount our collaborative production with MadMunchkin Productions Snowbound: A Journey from Fall to Spring at the Lab theater in March 2016.  The survey asks questions all about the season of winter and will work as a guide to help us expand on the thoughts, emotions, and experiences of winter.  Please help us by taking this short survey and come support us by attending this season's performance!  Thank you!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/W8QPJJC

Audition For EEE's 2015-2016 Season!

Sunday September 27th, 12-3 @ The Tek Box

Sunday, September 27 | 12-3pm | Tek Box (2nd floor) The Cowles Center for Dance & The Performing Arts

**Bring resume and headshot

Eclectic Edge Ensemble (EEE) is seeking male & female company members and apprentices for its 13th season. EEE is a contemporary jazz dance company with a diverse repertoire, collaborating with local musicians, choreographers, and other artists to create musically and theatrically inspired work. This season, EEE will be producing two shows: Snowbound, a collaboration with Mad Munchkin Productions, will be held at the Lab Theater in March 2016 and news about our July 2016 show will be coming soon! Other performance and teaching opportunities may arise throughout the year. Performance stipends will be provided.

Dancers must have a strong technical foundation in jazz, ballet and modern. Auditions will include a warm-up, combinations at center and across the floor as well as company repertoire.

For questions, e-mail EEEdance@gmail.com
Contact: Karis Sloss, EEEdance@gmail.com

EEE offers the "Steal of the Summer!"

Ready for the exciting news... in 3...2...1!
Eclectic Edge Ensemble is thrilled to announce the "Steal of the Summer" offering tickets to our event at a new discounted price!!

-Tickets will now be offered at $20 ages 18 & up, which includes two tap beers or root-beers and a ticket for our grand prize drawing to be handed out at the event! $15 ages 17 & under, kids 5 & under FREE!
-We will also be keeping our menu fun and festive offering refreshments, summer appetizers, and deserts!

Make your reservation today by emailing eeedance@gmail.com! We hope to see you all there!

EEE's Summer Social, Drink and Eat to Support our Dancing Feet!

You are invited to embrace summertime with Eclectic Edge Ensemble! Join us for live music, outdoor games, exciting silent auction items, and delicious food and drink. Every age is welcome! All proceeds are in support of EEE!. We hope to see you at our Summer Social!

When: Thursday June 25th, 6-8:30pm
Where: Summit Brewing Company
910 Montreal Circle
St. Paul, MN 55102
How: Now taking ticket reservations! email eeedance@gmail.com to make your reservation today!
$25 ages 18 & up, $18 ages 17 & under, kids 5 & under FREE! 

Included in the cost of your ticket is a meal, featuring pulled pork sandwiches, summer salads, desert, and two tap beers! (or Rootbeers). We will also have live music, outdoor games, and silent auction items with all the proceeds from the event going to support EEE's upcoming dance season!

EEE's Flip Your Refund 2015!

Eclectic Edge Ensemble’s Flip Your Refund 2015!

Eclectic Edge Ensemble is seeking donations for our upcoming season!  Did you have many tax deductions for 2014? Are you looking to expand on tax deductible organizations? Why not get a head start on your charitable donation season and Flip your Refund by making a contribution to Eclectic Edge Ensemble!  Help us achieve our goal of $2500 by donating today!

EEE is thrilled to be a 501(c)(3), which means every private donation is tax deductible! With this classification we are working to jump to the next level by staging multiple productions, continuing to build our outreach program and collaborating with multiple artists.  It is very exciting but can be scary at the same time. I know we are ready, and your support is a huge help to us!

How does your donation help?

Each contribution helps in a variety of ways including providing rehearsal space, costuming of the company, provides financial assistance for participants in our summer intensives, helps build our honorarium for our artists as well as many production aspects of our shows!

Visit our donation page to make your contribution today!

https://givemn.org/organization/274846630-14414

What have we done?

This year, EEE celebrates its 12th year in the Twin Cities dance community and our sights are set high for the future. Here are a few of our accomplishments to date:

• Our EEE Outreach Program has provided a variety of classes to students age 5 to adult throughout the metro area. We have had great success in introducing students to Jazz and other musically inspired dance forms with over 18 residencies throughout the metro area over the past 4 years

• Produced 20 concerts

• Had the pleasure of working with more than 60 amazing dancers over the years!

• Artistic collaborations with over 15 local composers, Mad Munchkin Productions, musicians, and many other artistic designers

• Obtained status as an independent 501(c)(3) organization! Your contribution is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

What’s next?

We recently closed on our first production of our 2014-15 season “EEE-Twelve” and received positive feedback from our audiences!  We now shift our focus to our next show “Lost Voices in Jazz -The Choreographers of the Minnesota Jazz Dance Company,” A project to restage works by four choreographers lost to AIDS; William Harren, Jeffrey Mildenstein, Clarence Teeters Jr and David Voss.

MJDC was Minnesota's first jazz dance repertory company.  Five male choreographers set works on this company. By 1991, four were lost to AIDS. Former company member, Karla Grotting and the dancers of Eclectic Edge Ensemble are reconstructing select dances by these remarkable artists whose bright careers were cut short by AIDS for tribute performances at:

The O'Shaughnessy, in St Paul, Minnesota, July 24-25 @ 7:30pm.

Also featured, a solo choreographed and performed by jazz master, Danny Buraczeski and "At the End of the Day", the newest work by our own jazz legend, Zoe Sealy. We are in partnership with Open Arms MN, making efforts to improve HIV/AIDS awareness and in increasing support for those living with HIV/AIDS.

Tickets for Lost Voices in Jazz: http://oshag.stkate.edu/event/lost-voices

“This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.”

Season's Greetings from EEE!

Season's Greetings and Happy Holidays!

From all of us at EEE!

Eclectic Edge Ensemble would like to send our sincerest wishes to you all this Holiday Season and best wishes as we celebrate a New Year!  

Looking ahead to the new year we hope you will mark your calendars for the first of our 2015 season EEE-12 happening at the Lab Theater February 12-15th.  Stay connected with us for more details about this upcoming show by followings us on Instagram, Twitter, like our Facebook page, visit our webpage www.eclecticedgeensemble.com,  and encourage those to join our mailing list to stay updated!

From all of us at EEE, Happy Holidays!

A Woman's Choice; July 2008

A Woman’s Choice

The Ritz Theatre 2008

July 17^th-19^th @ 8 pm July 20^th @ 2 pm

We premiered a section of A Woman’s Choice at our winter 2008 production “Shelter from the Storm.” This was the first production that EEE took a theme and then created short vignettes and movements with a satirical edge. We had a great time working on this production and finding out amongst ourselves the challenges, glories, stereotypes and laughter we all ensue as women.

Eclectic Edge Ensemble Company Members:

Emily Broeker, Desiree Dantona, Allison Doughty, Nina Ebbighausen, Kristin Grohs, Christa Anderson-Hill, Mallory Kling, Erinn Liebhard, Jennifer Mack, Becky Olson, Lucy Rahn, Katrina Schleisman, Karis Sloss, Megan Vitally

EEE Production Team:

 Artistic Director and Choreographer: 

            Karis Sloss

Stage Manager

            Sarah Salisbury

Light Designer

            Julia Carlis

Ritz  Production Manager

            Mike Grogan

Costume Designer

            Dana Barnes

Graphic Designer

            Hannah Haugberg

Photographer

            Amanda Hankerson

Web Designer

            Joe Song

EEE Board

            Allison Doughty

            Becky Olson

            Erinn Liebhard

            Katrina Schleisman

Fiscal Agent

            Intermedia Arts

Sirocco/Flow; July 2007

Sirocco/Flow

The Ritz Theatre

July 19 – 22, 2007

This show was created sitting in the Barker’s #200 waiting for our turn to take the stage in Jazz Here Jazz Now, when the incomparable Kaleena Miller and I vowed to create a show together. What an awesome idea this was in bringing so many talented artists together.

EEE took the first half of the show and created Sirocco; a tale of a deadly storm that comes into a town and sweeps away at its core. The incredible score was created by Richard Sloss, Warren Park and Bobb Fantauzzo. This was also EEE’s Megan Mohr and Desiree Dantona’s first production with the company. We also had a beautiful guest performance by Andrew Lester.

Eclectic Edge Ensemble Company Members:

Emily Broeker , Desiree Dantona, Allison Doughty, Nina Ebbighausen, Kristin Grohs, Andrew Lester, Erinn Liebhard, Jennifer Mack, Becky Olson, Lucy Rahn, Katrina Schleisman , Karis Sloss, Megan Vitally

EEE Production Team:

 Artistic Director

            Karis Sloss

EEE Board (First EEE Board)

            Allison Doughty

            Christa Hill

            Becky Olson

            Erinn Liebhard

            Katrina Schleisman

Photographer

            Amanda Hankerson

Web Designer

            Joe Song

Choreographers: 

            Karis Sloss & Kaleena Miller

Stage Manager

            Amanda Kieler

Light Designer

            Julia Carlis

Ritz Theater Production Manager

            Mike Grogan

Highlights

We are less than a month away from our 10th Anniversary show! As we approach this milestone, we cannot help but look back on the amazing people that have contributed to this company. Over the next few weeks, we would like to highlight some of the dancers and artists that have contributed and continue to give so much to EEE. Thank you.

Heather Annis graduated from the University of MN with a BFA in dance and had the privilege to perform works by Louis Falco, Linda Talcott-Lee, and Paula Mann. She currently teaches dance and assists with administrative work at Ballare Teatro Performing Arts Center. Heather has been dancing with EEE since 2008 and has loved every minute! She would like to thank her wonderful husband, family, friends, and cat for all their love and support.

Allison Doughty Marquesen is proud to be in her 7th season with EEE! She holds a BFA in Dance from the U of MN, and will graduate with a masters in Holistic Health Studies from St. Catherine Univ. in Dec. 2013. Allison also dances with St. Paul City Ballet, where she was the co-artistic director for the 2012-13 season. When not dancing, Allison focuses her energies on her recently established holistic health coaching practice, practicing and teaching yoga, and most importantly, relishing in time with her beloved family and friends. 

Music that Moves; MN Fringe 2006

Music that Moves

MN Fringe Festival 2006

U of MN Rarig Center Proscenium Theatre

Friday, August 4^th – 12^th, 2006

This was a huge performance for Eclectic Edge Ensemble in so many countless ways. First off my father, Richard Sloss, and I took a workshop at the Hennepin Arts Center bringing together composers and choreographers. It was such an inspiring workshop for me, and also brought me together with local MN composers Warren Park and Bobb Fantauzzo. Along with my father, they created all of the music for Music that Moves.

The winter prior I was a guest choreographer for Zenon’s Scholarship Program where I created a piece that EEE would later perform entitled: “Waiting.” The best part of working with the Zenon Scholarship Program is that it brought Becky Olson and Katrina Archambault, who have been such positive, supportive and inspiring members to EEE. After finishing the piece at Zenon I held an audition for EEE where we brought such incredible dancers into the company including Allison Doughty, Erinn Liebhard and Nina Ebbighausen. These beautifully talented performers have helped mold EEE into the company it is today. I am so blessed to continue to work with you all.

Eclectic Edge Ensemble Company Members

Allison Doughty, Nina Ebbighausen, Kristin Grohs, Christa Hill, Tawny Hyster, Kelly Kane, Lydia Kantor, Erinn Liebhard, Becky Olson, Heather Parker, Lucy Rahn, Katrina Schleisman , Karis Sloss, Saskia Urbanek

Head Apprentice/Understudy:  Emily Broeker

EEE Production Team:

Artistic Director

            Karis Sloss

Costume Designer

            Dana Barnes

Light Designer

            Julia Carlis

Publicity Material Design

            Richard Sloss

Ella Suena

A couple of months after EEE performed Para Ti as part of Second Sight/First Viewing at the Illusion we rented Intermedia Arts and performed Ella Suena. Ella Suena brought back Fragile Dreams from the MN Fringe Festival, Para Ti and a new piece called The Words We Know…The Words We Know was the first time I was honored to collaborate with a local composer/musician; Hattie.

 

Ella Suena

At Intermedia Arts

July 24-26, 2003 @ 8:00 pm

EEE Company: Bryan Godbout, Emily Kollars, Kali Neppl, Kelsey Lumpkin, Kristin Feneis, Megan Gerlach, Mariah Meyer, Anna Shogren, Ann William, Karis Sloss

EEE Production Team

Artistic Director

            Karis Sloss

Costume Designer

            Dana Barnes

Light Designer

            Julia Carlis

Stage Manager

            Darcie Wade-Ferrell

Painting Recreations for Set

            Richard Sloss