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(she/her) is currently a senior acting major at the University of Northern Colorado. She is absolutely honored and thrilled to be in this show! She is lucky enough to have been a part of shows that she is passionate about, with topics that she cares deeply about, and this show is no different. From deeper themes like Natural Shocks, The Last of the Love Letters, Avocado, The Laramie Project to shows accentuating girlhood like Uncommon Women and Others, Fefu and her Friends and The Early Girl. Jaycie is super excited to add this beautiful show to the list! It's been an honor :)

Feliz Martinez is currently studying acting at the University of Northern Colorado. Although this is her first show outside of an academic setting she is very excited to be a part of this amazing team and this beautiful piece of art.

she/they) is a Denver-based holistic theatre artist, creator, and communicator of new worlds. They are the Artistic Programs Assistant and Cultural Arts Education & Leadership Institute Educator/Artist at Su Teatro Cultural & Performing Arts Center, where she is grateful to have fully immersed herself in the community. In addition to her position, directing, and intimacy directing True's goal is to be a multifaceted creative force with their plays and poetry. True's approach is inventive and grounded, driven by a desire for a genuine connection. Her work is not just about the end product but about people, aiming to cultivate connections, understanding of others, and, ultimately, societal unification in love through theatre arts. ​True's work can be found at truesdirection.com

(she/her) is a theatrical director and producer committed to reimagining live performances to engage new audiences. As a director, Megan seeks to understand the inner world of each actor, designer, or creative team member to create a specific and diverse external world of the play. Often Megan works in immersive or site-based theatre, a challenging yet rewarding medium that highlights underrepresented lived-experiences in our day to day lives. Megan’s work can be found at megandille.com 

(they/them) is a dramaturg and writer drawn to the strange, the queer, and the deeply felt. They’ve worked on plays new and old with Creede Repertory Theatre, Clamour Theatre Company, and Florida State University. Originally from Florida and now based in Colorado, they also serve as the Arts Education & Community Engagement Manager for the Vilar Performing Arts Center. Whether through their dramaturgy or their writing on theatre history and performance studies, Kit is always chasing the next weird, wonderful story – and, sometimes, that story is full of string.

is a local sound designer, proud to be joining The Moot Point Project on this production. Rowan has just finished his third(or fourth?) season with the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company as their sound designer for Enemy of The People, and Hope & Gravity. He is excited to announce future projects including sound designing Cry It Out with BETC this summer, and bottlerag.org. A music lover and all around creative individual, Rowan is constantly raising the bar for himself and his craft.