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Thursday February 1st, 2024 V.3.4
Meet the Team
We have been busy assembling the most rad team possible to make A Computer That Loves. Byews to everyone who jumped aboard the BROship for this production. Coming soon- cast, band, and production team announcements.
Production Masthead
Co-Directors
Aran Keating, Debra Lenik
Choreographer
Tatiana Nya Ford
Music Director
Gabe Shatkin
Technical Director
Melanie Henson
Production Manager
Mace Mehring
Production Designer
Mace Mehring
Stage Manager
Lucas Fox
Assistant Stage Manager
Jordan Cahoon
Design/Creative Team
Props Designer
Tracey Townsend
Creatures Designer
Chris Reuther
Creatures Charlie-Bots
Dane Hansen
Creatures - Rats
Derek Crowe
Gore Designer
Alexandra Taylor
Sound Designer
Joe DePasquale
Costumes Designer
Dane Hansen
WHAM Designer
Lysett "Setty" McConville
Co-Set Designers
Kairo Cooper, Kelaysha Williams
Scenic Artists
Owen Miller-Dye, Album Shen
Video Coordinator
Tim Brosius
Video Project - Reporter
J Dylan Mehring
Video - Stop. Grovel. Pray.
Glen Smakula
Video - Virtual Assistant
Trevor Lynas
Video - Web Search
Jasmine Soompholphakdy
LIT Designer
Justin Sabe
LIT Assistant
Peter Turnbull
These BROjans met over the weekend for a kick off meeting. They are bringing a ton of great ideas and energy to the production. Come to the Big Volunteer Meeting to learn more about their vision, projects, wild ideas, and how to get involved.
Open Roles- Audio Director
BROS rocks! Help the audience hear us. The Audio Director is in charge of the show's audio system, including planning for mics and speakers, managing acoustic concerns, installing the audio equipment, and running the board for show dates. Production will begin Late January/Early February and the show will run Late May to Early June. This role includes small stipend for compensation.
Check out open calls to learn more and apply. You can apply by emailing bowen@baltimorerockopera.org please include the position title in the subject of the email. Please share the open calls link with anyone you think may be interested.
HOLES: A Puppet Anthology Accepted into the Tokyo International Short Film Festival.
We are stoked to have our film accepted into this festival. This project happened early in the pandemic, when we needed to rock, but couldn't do it in person. BYEWs to everyone who helped make this film happen. It will be screened online from February 4th-8th.
Big Volunteer Meeting
February 10th, 3pm at HQ/3304 Greenmount Ave
Want to volunteer for our next rock opera? Join us at the Big Volunteer Meeting to find out how to get involved with A Computer That Loves.
This show has a ton of cool projects that you can get involved with- make creatures including rats and a giant computer that loves (more later on why we shouldn't be doing that), create time traveling sets, build some oversized cheese and retro futuristic smartphone props, sew costumes for aliens, scientists, a wasteland captain, and retro future reporter, and the effervescent blue dancers. We will also have info about gore, WHAM (wigs hair and makeup), stage crew, front of house, and tech.
All experience levels are welcome. Similarly, all levels of time commitment are welcome. Even if you only have a few hours to contribute, we want you to be involved.
The meeting will also be livestreamed and a recording will be available to watch, for anyone who can't join us in person.
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