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    CEO/DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY

The Director of Technology focuses on theatrical tools used for quality Live Theater performances, to augment the Actors’ abilities to convey the message of the script to the audience. These tools must not distract or alter the plot. They will assist the audience in understanding the meaning and nuances of the story.

Theater Technology for live theater is useless when it overwhelms the production. Keeping the voices heard, faces illuminated, and the mood in tune with the plot is vital. Chris is an IT specialist at his "real Job" and with HTP! A fun fact about Chris is that his wife, Kitty speaks better Japanese than he does!

   SECRETARY/OUTREACH DIRECTOR

Kitty has been involved in theatre both on and off stage since childhood. She has a passion for  theatre arts and for all involved with it's production. Performers, as well as support staff, have unique and stressful challenges and need to have access to counseling services in order to stay balanced and focused. Kitty provides this service, as well as handles the exit interviews, should the need arise. She also maintains a networking database, to help procure future employment for those leaving HTP . Serving with love, communion and confidentiality is her highest goal. A fun fact about Kitty is that she was born in October, yet she was born in the Spring! (in Brazil)

 ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

As the Artistic Director, John is responsible for conceiving ideas,  artistic and technical vision of Hidden Treasure Productions. John has spent some time on the stage as an actor, but has mostly operated offstage as a photographer, production assistant and technical advisor. In 2018, he served as a co-technical director on an original two-act play that was performed in three cities in Ukraine. A fun fact about  John is that he is an avid surfer!

CFO/DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTIONS

As Director of Productions, Valerie is responsible for casting, directing and stage-managing all theatrical plays produced by Hidden Treasure Productions.  Valerie spent three years as an actress before transitioning to a full-time backstage role.  Prior to the transition, Valerie served three years as a makeup and hair director and two years as costumes and props assistant until she eventually landed into stage-managing.  In 2018, she assistant-directed and stage-managed an original full-length play that was taken to Ukraine and performed in three different cities. A fun fact about Valerie is that she holds brown belts in both Wu Shu and Kung Fu.