Cal Meakins (ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER)  is a theatremaker local to Colorado. He was an intern for the 2019 Diversity in the Arts program at the Arvada Center & has since worked around Denver as an actor, stage manager, house manager, and cellist. Previous acting credits: Batang Lalaki/Boy (Curious Theatre), 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Vintage Theatre), Avenue Q (Miners Alley Playhouse), Into the Woods (Arvada Center), Late: A New

Wessie Simmons (STAGE MANAGER) is a Denver based Stage Manager. Her credits include: Special Projects Stage Manager (Aspen Summer Music Festival and School 2024), What the Constitution Means to Me, Love Letters, Holly Alaska World Premiere, Coal Country (Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company), FEED: Dry, Impossible Things (The Catamounts), Suessical (Performance Now), King Lear, Much Ado About Nothing, Book of Will, Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Alchemist (Colorado Shakespeare Festival). Training:

Aaron Klass (ENSEMBLE & U/S HORSTER) is a playwright-actor-designer-director based out of Longmont. Notable acting credits include Rothko in Red (CU Sandbox), Mr. Zyclo in Anon(ymous) (CU Presents), Jerry in Betrayal (Blunt Force Drama). He is a founding member of Blunt Force Drama, an educational company based out of Boulder. Previously he participated in BETC’s 2023-24 Writer’s Group and developed his short play For the Sake of the Tale. He

William Hahn (MAYOR) William’s most recent appearance was in The Minutes at Curious Theatre Company.  Other recent stage appearances include Lifespan of a Fact, Zen and the Art Profit, Frankie and Johnnie in the Claire de Lune, Burn This, Queen of Conspiracy, among others over the past twenty years. This is his first appearance with BETC.

Jim Hunt (ASLAKSEN) received the 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Colorado Theatre Guild’s Henry Awards. Previous BETC roles include Abraham Yahuda in Hysteria, Kaufmann in Bach at Leipzig, Woolsey in Ghost-Writer, Clark/Taylor/Ensemble in Gross Indecency, and Sterling in Mauritius. Other recent credits include Lewis opposite Bob Moore’s Clark in The Sunshine Boys at Lake Dillon Theatre Company; Scrooge in Josh Hartwell’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol at Backstage Theatre