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Erin Amsler,
Actor/Stage Manager/Sound Designer Erin (she/her) has been living and performing in Tucson for 10 years. Originally from Erie, Pennsylvania, Erin is a former educator with experience in Music Education and Special Education. She was previously seen in Winding Road's productions of Birds of North America (Caitlyn), and A Shot Away: Personal Accounts of Military Sexual Trauma (Marianne). In the past decade, Erin has worked with several local theater companies, including The Comedy Playhouse, Something Something Theater, Community Players, and Old Pueblo Playwrights. When not on stage, Erin enjoys watching movies, gardening, cooking, and birding with friends.
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Alex J. Alegria,
Resident Lighting Designer Alex (he/him) is a Freelance Lighting Designer and the Resident Lighting Designer for Winding Road Theater Ensemble, based in his hometown of Tucson, Arizona. He recently received a BFA in Theatre Design and Technology: Lighting Emphasis from the University of Arizona. His Lighting Design of The Big Meal with Winding Road in 2019 received a 2019/2020 Carmen Awards nomination for Best Lighting Design. Select Lighting Design credits include: Stupid Fucking Bird, Miss American Pie, Everybody, Heathers The Musical: Teen Edition, Pippin, Hand to God, The Nutcracker, The Glass Menagerie (Assistant), Eight 10s In Tucson, and Coppelia. Check him out online at: linktr.ee/ltpalexj
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Denise Blum,
Director/Actor Denise (she/her) arrived in Tucson in 2006. Prior to that, she co-created the International Amateur Community Theater (I-ACT) in La Serena, Chile, and acted in, directed, and produced live theater for the benefit of local charities. Since arriving in Tucson, she finds herself fortunate to have worked with several local theater companies including Winding Road, The Arizona Rose, Beowulf Alley, The Comedy Playhouse, El Rio Theatre Project, St. Francis in the Heights, SheWorxx, and Speak the Speech. Some of her favorite stage acting credits include Steel Magnolias, The Lady and the Clarinet (Luba), The Little Foxes, Upton Abbey, Pieces, The Mousetrap, and In The Shadow of My Son. Her directing credits include London Suite, Strawberry Jam, Pygmalion, A Long Trip, and the Elephant Man (Assistant Director). She co-produced the 2020 Eight 10's In Tucson – ONLINE and will co-produce the upcoming 2021 festival.
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Tanisha Ray,
Actor Tanisha (she/her) is a published author and licensed counselor, and has previously acted in whimsical plays like Pooh and A Wrinkle in Time, and productions about social justice, advocacy, and mental health such as Doubt, A Shot Away, and N and short films which include Mrs. Jones, Mirror Mirror, Precious, and the award-winning short film, Yellow Rose. Tanisha is truly honored to be a part of this expertly woven play about the invisible bonds that connect us.
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Alex Totillo,
Resident Dramaturg/Director/Stage Manager Alex (they/she) was born in Tucson. They specialize in dramaturgy but might also be recognized as a stage manager, actor, director, or by former students as their improv instructor. They graduated from the University of Arizona in 2016. Alex has participated in Winding Road's Eight Tens in Tucson Festival acting in Wolves and as a director for The Elusive Pursuit of Maximum Bliss. Their favorite acting credits include dramaturgy for 1979?: A New Play and as a devising ensemble member in We May Not Have Answers but We Sure as Hell Have Some Questions. Alex also recently worked with the Esperanza Dance Project to rewrite their script for the upcoming season.
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Glen Coffman, Co-Founder
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Chad Davies
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Peg Peterson
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Toni Press-Coffman, Co-Founder
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