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What do the things we leave in our wake
say about the life we’ve lived?

From the award-winning creators of Sweet & Lucky comes its long-awaited companion. A groundbreaking new work of immersive theatre. A world that is built around you. A story of collective remembrance.

In Sweet & Lucky: Echo, you’ll follow performers through a warehouse of memories, where vignettes of a couple’s life materialize out of thin air—like pages of a scrapbook springing to vivid life. In the space between love and loss, remembering and forgetting, we’ll uncover their most tender moments. Falling in love. Building a home. Weathering storms.

Together, we’ll remember.

THE CAST

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Amalia Adiv

Amalia Adiv

(Ensemble) (She/Her). DCPA debut! Selected Colorado credits: The Tempest and The Merchant of Venice (CSF Educational Tour), Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea (Aurora Fox), Front Range Fables (Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center), The Ballot of Paola Aguilar (BETC). Training: MA, NYU. Fiasco Theatre FIT and the Barrow Group Apprentice Company. Amalia’s solo play, Mom & Baby Are Doing Great, has been shared in two developmental readings and was selected to receive a Denver Theatre District production grant this fall. Amaliaadiv.com.

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Amalia Adiv

Amalia Adiv

(Ensemble) (She/Her). DCPA debut! Selected Colorado credits: The Tempest and The Merchant of Venice (CSF Educational Tour), Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea (Aurora Fox), Front Range Fables (Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center), The Ballot of Paola Aguilar (BETC). Training: MA, NYU. Fiasco Theatre FIT and the Barrow Group Apprentice Company. Amalia’s solo play, Mom & Baby Are Doing Great, has been shared in two developmental readings and was selected to receive a Denver Theatre District production grant this fall. Amaliaadiv.com.

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Amanda Berg Wilson

AMANDA BERG WILSON

(Ensemble) (She/Her). At the DCPA: Sweet & Lucky, The Wild Party and Between Us: The Whiskey Tasting (Director), and Theater of the Mind by Mala Gaonkar and David Byrne (Assistant Director and Performer). Amanda is the Artistic Director of The Catamounts, and a freelance artist specializing in boundary-pushing performance. With The Catamounts, she has conceived and directed several original immersive and site-specific works in collaboration with and/or on commissions from the City of Westminster, Hanzon Studios and the Museum of Outdoor Arts, 3rdLaw Dance/Theater, and Anythink Libraries. She has also directed or performed for Creede Repertory Theater, Curious Theater Company, Opera Steamboat, and Utah Shakespeare Festival.

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Grant Bowman

Grant Bowman

(Ensemble) (He/Him). At the DCPA: Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Macbeth with Shakespeare in the Parking Lot. Selected Colorado credits include Sense and Sensibility (Theatreworks), Around the World in 80 Days (Aurora Fox), Love’s Labour’s Lost and Cyrano de Bergerac (Colorado Shakespeare Festival); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It, and Twelfth Night (Shakespeare in the Wild); Cabaret, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and Guys and Dolls (Vintage Theatre); Matilda (Town Hall Arts Center), Legally Blonde (Parker Arts), Peter and the Starcatcher (Cherry Creek Theatre), and Stonewall (Benchmark Theatre). Training: BFA in Acting, CU Boulder.

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Andrea Camacho

Andrea Camacho

(Ensemble) (They/Them) is a Queer Venezuelan Creative and Teaching Artist. At the DCPA: Elephant and Piggie’s “We Are in A Play!”. Regional credits include: Gloria Estefan in On Your Feet! (Town Hall Arts Center), Gabriella Montez in High School Musical (Candlelight Dinner Theatre), Susan in Tick, Tick… BOOM! (Little Theatre of the Rockies). You can always find Andrea dancing or enjoying the sunshine in a park. They are thankful to their family and DCPA for inspiring them to keep creating innovative art! Explore more of Andrea’s work at andrea-camacho.com or connect on IG: @soloandrea23.

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Alex Campbell

Alex Campbell*

(Ensemble) (She/Her). At the DCPA: Elephant and Piggie’s “We Are in A Play!” and Little Red: A New Musical!. Regional and Colorado include: Cullud Wattah (Curious Theatre Company), Twelfth Night and The Tempest (Great River Shakespeare Festival); Men on Boats, As You Like It, The Cherry Orchard, The Grapes of Wrath, A Civil War Christmas, Henry IV Parts 1 and 2 (Connecticut Repertory Theatre); King Hedley II and The Bluest Eye (Theatreworks); Sister Act, Cinderella, Bye Bye Birdie, In the Heights (Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center); Little Shop of Horrors (Thin Air Theatre Co.), and Hairspray! (Performance Now!). Special Awards/Training: MFA, UConn.

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Ryan Conarro

Ryan Conarro*

(Ensemble) works in media, performance, and education. As a theater maker, he’s directed and performed with Ping Chong & Company, La MaMa, Dixon Place, Theater Mitu, Perseverance Theatre, Theater Alaska, and more. He served as Visiting Professor of Theatre at the University of Denver, where he presented his performance work Saints of Failure in a site-specific production at Grant Avenue Church. Ryan has taught devised performance and arts education at NYU, University of Alaska, University of North Georgia, and the Kennedy Center. He’s Co-Director of Colorado Radio for Justice and Media Arts Partner Artist at Denver’s Youth on Record. ryanconarro.com

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Alberto Denis

Alberto Denis

(Ensemble) (He/She/They) is a New York-based performer, choreographer, and educator known for his work in immersive theater and international burlesque as Sir GoGo Gadget. A summa cum laude graduate of Rhode Island College (BA in Theater/Dance). He has been a core collaborator with Third Rail Projects since 2011, originating roles in Then She Fell, The Grand Paradise, Ghost Light, and Confection. He’s performed and teaches across the U.S. and Europe, including at Oberlin, Drew, and Pace Universities, and the Royal Danish School. A New Victory Theater Teaching Artist, his work spans choreography, sound design, nightlife and more. Albertodenis.com

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Diana Dresser

Diana Dresser*

(Understudy/Resident Director) (She/Her). At the DCPA: Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are in a Play!” (Choreographer), Emma (Assistant Director), A Little Night Music (Assistant Director), Anna Karenina, Sweet & Lucky, The Wild Party, All the Way, Jackie and Me, The Giver, and Girls Only.  Other credits include: Ten Myths… (Buntport Theater); The Book Club Play, Our Town (Arvada Center); The Sound Inside, Frozen (Curious Theatre); Tiny Beautiful Things (BETC); The Underpants, It’s a Wonderful Life (Theatre Aspen); Hunchback of Notre Dame, Honeymoon China (Theatre de la Jeune Lune); and close to 50 productions at Creede Repertory Theatre. Film: Remembering Us, Searching for Fortune, What We’ve Become and Juncture.

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Brendan Duggan

Brendan Duggan*

(Ensemble) is a Denver and NYC-based producer, director, dancer, and actor. He has performed in The Grand Paradise (Third Rail Projects), Sleep No More (Punchdrunk), and Eschaton (Chorus Productions), and the original cast of Life & Trust (Emursive). Brendan is also a co-founder of OddKnock Productions, an immersive theater production company, where he wrote and directed Test Kitchen, From on High, and Good Bones. As a producer, he has also consulted on a number of immersive productions including Camp Christmas, ZOTTO, and served as resident immersive director at Casa Bonita under the direction of Trey Parker.

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Abner Genece

Abner Genece*

(Ensemble) (He/Him). At the DCPA: Theater of the Mind. New York credits include: Othello, Tartuffe, The Cherry Orchard, Hamlet, Waiting for Godot (Jean Cocteau Repertory). He has been seen in over 40 plays at 20 regional theaters. TV/Film: “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” “Harry’s Law,” “Better Off Ted,” “Zelle and Luther,” “Three Rivers,” Giant Void, Unrest, Merry Christmas Drake & Josh, Need for Speed: Takedown, Everybody Wants to Be Italian. Special Awards/Training: Critics, Ovation, NAACP; AADA/NY. AbnerGenece.net.

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Soleil Kohl

Soleil Kohl*

(Ensemble) (She/They) is thrilled to be making her DCPA debut with Third Rail Projects. Soleil has brought original solo work, Dragonfish, and immersive experiences, Big Kid Kindergarten, across the US and abroad. Around Denver, she devises experimental solo and ensemble work ranging from absurdist satire and character comedy to embodied physical theatre and has been a part of several immersive experiences around town including murder mysteries, wandering character work, and original shows. You can follow her adventures at @soleil.onstage.

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Jenna Moll Reyes

Jenna Moll Reyes*

(Ensemble) (She/They). At the DCPA: Theater of the Mind, Wild Party, Between Us: Blind Date, and Sweet and Lucky. Other Credits: Waitress, Noises Off, Damn Yankees, Bus Stop, Saturday Night Fever, and Miss Saigon (Arvada Center); Little Miss Sunshine, Twist Your Dickens, She Kills Monsters (Aurora Fox Arts Center); National Bohemians, The Cherry Orchard, The Great American Trailer Park Musical (Miners Alley Performing Arts Center); Little Women (BETC), Ring of Fire (North Carolina Theatre), POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive (Thunder River Theater Company), Twelfth Night (TheatreWorks). Training: University of Northern Colorado.

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Parker Murphy

Parker Murphy

(Understudy/Dance Captain) (He/Him). Theater (Directing): From on High (OddKnock Productions, Co-Founder/Director), Life & Trust (Emursive, Resident Director), Sleep No More (Punchdrunk, Associate Resident Director). Theater (Performance): Life & Trust (Emursive, Original Cast), Sleep No More (Punchdrunk); The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover (Faena Theater, Original Cast), An American in Paris (Arts Center Coastal Carolina), The Lost Supper (McKittrick Hotel), The Grand Paradise (Third Rail Projects), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (California Shakespeare Theater), Antigonick (Shotgun Players). Dance: Gerald Casel Dance 2013-2016; Hope Mohr Dance 2014-2016. Training: BA in Dance and BA in Psychology, Northwestern University.

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Tiffany Ogburn

Tiffany Ogburn*

(Ensemble) is a dancer, clown, and immersive theater artist. She received her BFA in Dance from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. She was a performer in Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More and has danced professionally for Andrea Miller’s Gallim Dance and Stephen Petronio Company, as well as performed in many immersive theater productions with Oddknock Productions, Japanese Arts Network, Mister & Mischief and Casa Bonita.

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Jenna Purcell

Jenna Purcell

(Understudy) (She/Her) is a performing artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She was raised in the SF Bay Area and holds a B.A. in Modern Literature from UC Santa Cruz, where she worked with Tandy Beal, Mark Franko, Sommer Ulrickson, Danny Scheie, Paul Whitworth, and Ted Warburton. She has performed with Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Donofrio Dance Company, ChrisMastersDance, Andrew Schneider, and Lundahl & Seitl, among others. She currently collaborates with Third Rail Projects with projects including Midnight Madness (Audrey Munson), Then She Fell (Alice, Nurse MaryAnn, Red Queen, Rehearsal Director), and True Love Forever.

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Sam Urdang

Sam Urdang*

(Ensemble) is originally from Boulder, Colorado, and is now based in NYC. Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway credits include: a 7-year stint with Company XIV, resident object manipulation specialist for XIVariété, Queen of Hearts, Nutcracker Rouge, and Seven Sins. The Servant of Two Masters at TFANA and co-creator and host of Cocktail Magique..

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Charly Wenzel

Charly Wenzel*

(Ensemble) is a performer, choreographer, director and award-winning filmmaker originally from Germany. Performing credits include: Then She Fell (Third Rail Projects), Tammany Hall (SoHo Playhouse), and The Earth and Me (Shadowbox Theater). Charly has worked as a dancer, rehearsal director, and associate artistic director for more than ten dance companies in New York City, and she has appeared in numerous plays, over 20 short films and commercials. Her play By Your Side won an Audience Choice Award at the Chain Theatre One Act Festival and her dance films have won 14 awards at international film festivals.

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Maggie Whittum

Maggie Whittum

(Ensemble). At the DCPA: Theater of the Mind and Monopoly Lifesized: Travel Edition. Other credits include: THE END (Control Group Productions); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Into the Woods, and Chicago (Phamaly Theatre). Maggie has performed in plays and improv comedy at festivals in the US and abroad. She speaks at hospitals and medical schools about her story of stroke and identity. Speaking engagements include Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Georgetown Hospital, and Craig Hospital. Commercial: MapQuest, Samsung, Starz/Encore. Training: Shakespeare Theatre Company. Maggie is a passionate disability advocate and filmmaker, and stroke survivor at age 33. thegreatnowwhat.com

CREATOR/
DIRECTOR

ZACH MORRIS (He/Him)

Zach Morris is a director, choreographer, experience designer, and co-Artistic Director of the internationally acclaimed Third Rail Projects.  Zach is co-creator of the immersive theater hits Then She Fell, The Grand Paradise, Sweet & Lucky with the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, and Ghost Light at Lincoln Center Theater’s Claire Tow Theater, among others. Zach’s work includes theater, dance, site-specific performance, multimedia installation art/environments, and he is particularly interested in how all of these can intersect with audience-centered experiential gatherings. Zach has been honored with numerous awards, including a Chita Rivera award, two BESSIE awards; projects he has collaborated on have garnered a Drama Desk Nomination, a Peabody Award, and an Emmy Award. His work has been presented nationally and internationally with the support of numerous grants, commissions, and residencies, and he has had the pleasure of teaching, mentoring, and creating new platforms to support the work of artists at home and abroad. Zach holds a BFA in Directing from Carnegie Mellon University.

CO-CREATORS/
ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS

REBEKAH MORIN (Associate Director) (she/her)

Rebekah Morin has been collaborating with Third Rail Projects since 2010, originating and performing many roles.  She was Assistant Director of Sweet & Lucky (2016). She also frequently collaborates with ROLL THE BONES, most recently on Dead Letter No. 9. Ms. Morin has a BA in Dance from Connecticut College. She toured extensively with Jody Oberfelder Projects and The Equus Projects, among many others, performing and teaching site specific dance. She is certified to teach vinyasa and anusara yoga and to practice Thai massage and is trained in natural horsemanship.

EDWARD RICE (Associate Director) (he/they)

Edward Rice works as a performer, teacher, arts administrator, project manager, and director. He has performed with Jody Oberfelder Dance Projects, Laura Peterson Choreography, Elephant Jane Dance, Alexandra Beller/Dances, Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More NYC, Third Rail Projects, among others. Edward has worked with Third Rail Projects since 2012 in several capacities, including performer, teaching artist, assistant/associate director, producer, and is the company’s Associate Managing Director. He has taught dance and performance both nationally and internationally. Edward holds an MFA in Dance Performance from the University of Iowa and an undergraduate degree in Dance Performance from Illinois State University.

ADDITIONAL CREDITS

CREW
Arbor Arzola, Connor Baker, Tyler Ballow, Matthew Dugger, Katie Marting, Kyle Moore, Joey Price, Kelley Reznik, Mac Sheridan.

FRONT OF HOUSE
Operations Manager – Mike Pingel
Experience Attendant – Tanise Fox and Megan Dille
Bar – Peak Beverage
Merchandise – Creative Good

Much of the DCPA team helped make this production a reality. See the full staff listing here.

In addition to DCPA staff, the following crew worked on this production: Diana Ben Kiki, Andy Bruening, Jason Bushey, Gabriel Crites, Lisa Ehrle, Katarina Kosmopoulis, Kai Kramer, Ingrid Ludeke, Cole Mahlmeister, Nikki Mayer, Xavier McElwee, Laudan Pouremad, Brent Rolfson, Jack Yoder.

Special Thanks:
Courtney Ozaki-Durgin, Emily Tarquin, the cast and crew of the original production of Sweet & Lucky, Kamps Innovative Pallet Services, and Conesco.

Ice cream generously donated by:

CREATIVE TEAM

MATTHEW CAMPBELL
(Production Manager)
is grateful and honored to support, collaborate, and work with our brilliant and outstanding production team, shops, crews, artisans and guest artists to create extraordinary theatre. Previously a stage manager at a few stops in the mid-west as well as numerous Colorado theatres and Assistant Professor of Theatre at Brooklyn College in New York. Joined the DCPA stage management team in 2010 and after several years moved over to the production management team. Every show along the way is a favorite, but some DCPA and Off-Center highlights have been Sweet & Lucky, The 12, Lord of the Flies, Animal Crackers, Frankenstein, Book of Will, Rattlesnake Kate, and The Chinese Lady.

MEGHAN ANDERSON DOYLE
(Costume Designer) (She/Her)
At the DCPA: (30+ productions/19 seasons) with the DCPA. Select credits: Hamlet, Rubicon, The Chinese Lady, A Doll’s House, A Doll’s House, Part II, American Mariachi, The Wild Party, Sweet & Lucky, Xanadu and Act of God. Other select credits: Noises Off!, The Drowning Girls, and others (Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities); The Book of Will, King Lear, and others (Colorado Shakespeare Festival); The Secretary, The Cake, The Brother/Sister Plays, and others (Curious Theatre Company). Special Awards: Henry Award Outstanding Costume Design – A Doll’s House 2020. Training: BA-University of Denver, MFA-University of Florida. DoyleCostumeDesign.com

SEAN HAGERTY
(Composer and Sound Designer)
is a sound designer, composer, and violinist based in NYC.  At the DCPA: The Wild Party and Sweet & Lucky. With Third Rail Projects: Then She Fell (Bessie Award), Ghost Light (Lincoln Center), Yours to Lose (SXSW), Midsummer: A Banquet (Drama Desk Nomination), The Grand Paradise, and Still, the Sky, a fully underscored audio book. Other shows include Sump’n Like Wings (Mint Theater, Theater Row), Drift (New World Stages), and Hit the Body Alarm (Performing Garage). Associate sound designer and sound supervisor for Grief Hotel (Clubbed Thumb/Public Theater) and Jill Sobule’s F*ck 7th Grade (Wild Project). seanhagerty.com

REGAN LINTON
(Accessibility Consultant)
MSW, MFA, is a multi-genre creator, actor, director, writer, and internationally-recognized leader in the arts, specializing in disability aesthetics and accessible design. Acting: Arena Stage, The Kennedy Center, Manhattan Theatre Club, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, DCPA Off-Center, Phamaly. Directing: imperfect (documentary, 30+ film festivals, now streaming); Jack and the Beanstalk for Warner Bros/Discovery (short); Artistic Director of the preeminent disability theatre Phamaly (5 years). Playwriting: FDR’s Very Happy Hour, Squishy But Firm: Sexcapades of a Crip Girl, and Buntport’s The Menagerist. Other projects: Accessibility Coordinator on David Byrne’s Theater of the Mind; lecturing at top institutions from Juilliard to UC San Diego; TYA shows, voiceover, and featured columns. reganlinton.com

CHARLES R. MACLEOD
(Lighting Designer)
At the DCPA (300+ productions/40 seasons): Recent designs include: Little Shop of Horrors, Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are in a Play!”, Clyde’s, In the Upper Room, As You Like It, Sweat, Native Gardens, One Night in Miami, Appoggiatura, The Diary of Anne Frank, Lydia, The Merry Wives of Windsor, 1001, The 39 Steps, Gem of the Ocean, All My Sons, Death of a Salesman, Lord of the Flies. For DCPA Cabaret: The Other Josh Cohen, The Improvised Shakespeare Company®, Xanadu, First Date, The Secret Comedy of Women (Denver and national tour), The Last Five Years, Always…Patsy Cline. For DCPA Education: Corduroy, Goodnight Moon. Mr. MacLeod has been a member of the Theatre Company since 1983. charlesmacleod.com

MARISSA NIELSEN-PINCUS
(Premium Experience Creator) (she/her)
is a performing artist, teacher, and somatic practitioner.  She is the Associate Artistic Director of Third Rail Projects, an integral part of Third Rail’s creative team, performing, directing, and teaching since 2001. Marissa was Assistant Director for Then She Fell and The Grand Paradise, and was a member of the directing teams for Learning Curve and Port of Entry, Third Rail’s collaboration with the Chicago youth theater company APTP. Marissa teaches performance skills and Somatic Practice nationally and internationally, and is a certified Body-Mind Centering® Practitioner and Somatic Movement Therapist.

LISA M. ORZOLEK
(Scenic Designer)
At the DCPA: (280+ productions/35 seasons) Theater of the Mind (Associate Designer), DragOn, Sweet & Lucky (2016) (DCPA Off-Center); Hotter Than Egypt, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, A Doll’s House and A Doll’s House, Part 2, The Whistleblower, Native Gardens, The Nest, Tribes, One Night in Miami, Benediction, Shadowlands, Jackie & Me, Death of a Salesman, Superior Donuts, Othello, Gee’s Bend, The Pillowman, A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur, and more (DCPA Theatre Company); Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are in a Play!”, Little Red, Goodnight Moon and more (DCPA Education); Gutenberg! the Musical, Miss Rhythm, The Other Josh Cohen, The Improvised Shakespeare Company®, Xanadu, Forbidden Broadway, Girls Only, and more (DCPA Cabaret). Lisa is a Denver native and has a BFA in Scenic Design from Boston University.

KALI PAGUIRIGAN
(Choral Director)
is a singer, performer, song leader, and educator whose musical interests spans the spectrum from Renaissance to American pop and everything in between. She is the Artistic Director of Denver Choir League, where she leads community singing with heart, humor, and purpose. A firm believer in the transformative power of group singing, Kali fosters spaces where voices can rise together in connection and joy. She is also the cofounder of ReSound, a collaborative ensemble blending string quartet and voice to explore timeless repertoire in fresh ways. Kali holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Eastman School of Music and a Master’s degree from CalArts.

GRADY SOAPES, CSA
(Casting)
is the Director of Casting and Artistic Producer with the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Grady has cast over 50 DCPA productions including Rattlesnake Kate, Theater of the Mind, The Chinese Lady, The Who’s Tommy, and The Wild Party. Choreography credits include A Christmas Carol (3 seasons), Twelfth Night, Goodnight Moon, Anna Karenina, As You Like It, Drag Machine, Lord of the Butterflies, DragON (Denver Center); Natasha, Pierre and…, Into the Woods, The Liar (Arvada Center); Comedy of Errors (Colorado Shakespeare Festival). Grady also works as a Casting Director for Sylvia Gregory Casting where he has cast multiple commercials, TV, film, and video game projects.

KIRYA TRABER
(Dramaturg)
is a theatre artist and cultural organizer. She is a New Harmony Project Fellow, a Hermitage Artist Retreat Fellow, and a Djerassi Artist Residency Fellow, a New York Stage and Film Founders Award recipient, the Curator in Residence with Hi-ARTS from 2020-2023, and Lincoln Center’s lead Community Artist in Residence from 2015-2020. Her work with First Person PBS received a NY Emmy Nomination in 2019. Her collaborative work with Ping Chong + Company, Undesirable Elements: Generation NYZ, was a New York Times Critics Pick in 2018. Throughout her ambitious artistic career, Kirya has continuously engaged in art for social change.

CORIN DAVIDSON*
(Stage Manager)
Over 15 productions at the DCPA including: The Reservoir, I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter, Where Did We Sit on the Bus?, Rubicon, The Color Purple, Theater of the Mind, Choir Boy, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Wildfire, twenty50, Indecent, Corduroy, The Who’s Tommy, The Secret Garden, Sweeney Todd, Lookingglass Alice. At DCPA Cabaret: An Act of God. Other Theatres: Colorado Shakespeare Festival, Seven Devils Playwrights Conference, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Skylight Music Theatre, Renaissance Theatre Works, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. Training: BFA Stage Management, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.

KRISTIN DWYER*
(Assistant Stage Manager) (she/her)
Kristin Dwyer is thrilled to be at DCPA, and to work with Third Rail Projects again after stage managing Then She Fell and Return the Moon. Other immersive credits include: The Great Gatsby Immersive Show (Immersive Everywhere) and Mr g: A Play About the Creation (Princeton); Carnal Spill (Carrie Ahern Dance), Nutcracker Rouge (Company XIV), Eschaton (Chorus Productions), La Canción en la Tormenta (EMIT TYA), and Lab Rat by A$AP Rocky. Proud alumna SUNY New Paltz.

THIRD RAIL PROJECTS
has been hailed as one of the foremost groups creating site-specific, immersive, and experiential performance. Led by Zach Morris, Tom Pearson, and Jennine Willett, the company has been working in New York, nationally, and abroad since 2000. Their award-winning immersive hit Then She Fell was named one of the “Top Ten Shows of 2012” by Ben Brantley of The New York Times and acclaimed as one of the best theater experiences of 2013 by Vogue. The show ran for more than seven years for a total of 4,444 performances. Third Rail Projects has been the recipient of several prestigious awards, including two New York Dance and Performance (Bessie) Awards, a Chita Rivera Award for Choreography, a Drama Desk Award Nomination for Unique Theatrical Experience, and more than 20 short film awards in over 40 festivals worldwide. Third Rail Projects has also been recognized as part of the creative team of the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning virtual reality adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Wolves in the Walls, and as contributors and featured artists in the Emmy Award-winning series IMMERSIVE.WORLD by ALL ARTS. In 2016, Brooklyn Magazine named Zach, Tom, and Jennine among the 100 most influential people in Brooklyn Culture by Brooklyn Magazine.

DCPA OFF-CENTER
produces unexpected theatrical experiences that put the audience at the center of the story. What began in 2010 as a small theatrical test kitchen has grown into a signature line of programming for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, credited with bringing immersive theatre to Colorado and helping establish Denver as a national hub for immersive art. Among Off-Center’s large-scale productions that have garnered local and national praise are: the world premieres of Theater of the Mind created by David Byrne and Mala Gaonkar, Sweet & Lucky created with New York-based Third Rail Projects, Camp Christmas with artist Lonnie Hanzon,  produced a 360-degree staging of The Wild Party, presented The Last Defender, Space Explorers: THE INFINITE, and launched the national tours of acclaimed immersive experiences DARKFIELD: FLIGHT, SÉANCE, + COMA and MONOPOLY LIFESIZED: Travel Edition. With support from the Doris Duke and Wallace foundations, Off-Center has been recognized as a leader in developing new programming that attracts new audiences. Through Off-Center, the DCPA is the only professional regional theatre in the country regularly developing, producing, and presenting large-scale immersive and experiential work.

*Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

Sweet & Lucky: Echo is dedicated to the memory of

Rob Anthony, Sammy Archer, Dave Bastian, Lillian Bogue, Andy Bowman, Lucas Brooks, Melida Leguizamon de Castellanos, Fernando “Corby” Corbató, Connor Davis, Gail Lynn Echtenkamp, Pamela Endsley, Paul Favini, Jimmie Glen, Norman Goodman, Gummy & Duke, Dora Jane (Mary Lee Campbell), Sandi Jude, Kenneth “Ken” Mestas, Emelita Moll, Maggie ‘Doodle’ Morris, Samantha Murtagh, Nanny & Papa, Ames August O’Neal, Julia Denham Palmour, Barbara Berman Pastor, Louis Reed, Gordon and Patricia Scott, Hannah R. Spears, Aurelia Tablit, Sheila Ivy Traister, Narcy Vallina

The Director and Fight Director are members of the STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union.

The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

Backstage and Ticket Services Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States and Canada. (or I.A.T.S.E.)

[Double IATSE Logo] The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE.

GO DEEPER

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