Physical interaction is integral to a child's development. Youth break social barriers through theatre arts by working together towards a common goal, mentoring, and supporting each other regardless of background. Rogue Pack is a vehicle for building connections with the local community through Sellwood Community House.
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A trained actor, dancer, and singer,Tyler received his BFA from the University of Southern California. He also studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (London) and the Stella Adler Acting Studio (New York). He pursued professional acting in Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago and has continued to perform in numerous theatrical productions most of his adult life. Since moving to the Portland area in 2019,he has performed in numerous shows and is excited to be working with such an amazing staff. Tyler is re-igniting his passion for performing after a long and successful career in the charitable organizational world.
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Montana is a Portland-based playwright, director, performer, and theater educator. They have been writing since high school; they graduated from the Creative Writing program at the Orange County School of the Arts in Santa Ana, CA, where they had multiple one-act and full-length plays produced in their four years there.
Montana recently graduated from Portland State University with a degree in Theater Arts and English, where they were the president of STAGE, PSU’s student theater organization, for two years.
PDX at Oaks Park. Montana is thrilled to be part of the Rogue Pack team and to continue sharing the power of live theater with as many people as they can.
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Michelle is an actor and improviser of the theatre and film based in Portland, OR. Her education took her to the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, where she pursued graduate studies in acting. She has worked nationally and internationally in theatre, film, television, and commercials. Some of her favorite parts have been Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Blonde in Serenade, and Luciana in A Comedy of Errors, because of the rich characters she was allowed to develop and risks that she was encouraged to take. Lately she has been playing improv under the direction of Theresa Dudeck with the Impro Lab Players.
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Tiara is a Portland-based, multimedia visual artist,professional actress, educator, advocate, and singer from the Bay Area. She received a BS in Theatre Arts from Southern Oregon University and a Master's in Teaching with an endorsement in Theatre Education from Pacific U. Tiara is incredibly excited to begin devoting her time towards her dream of using Theatre Arts as a mechanism for inner-healing, spiritual enlightenment, and creating unconditional joy within Highly-Adverse experiencing Youth
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Anya is a music and theater educator from Portland. She is working toward a degree in Music Education. Her roots in theater go from summers in drama camps to pulling strings backstage. With a mix of on-stage and professional behind-the-scenes experience, Anya brings a unique atmosphere to her teaching. Specializing in acting and singing instruction,she’s all about passing on the technical know-how and a deep love for the performing arts.
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Eric Simons is a writer, improviser, teacher, producer, and Cool Dad™ who has been accumulating comedy and storytelling experience over the last 20+ years—from all across the contiguous US and THREE CANADIAN PROVINCES! A firm believer in bringing your personal experience to the stage or the page, and he seeks to help marginalized populations unlock their truth through his teaching (Kickstand’s BIPOC Comedy Program) and you can see him leading by example with his improv troupe Broke Gravy.
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has performed in London, Edinburgh, and the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon. She’s done theatre in NYC, Seattle, SF Bay Area, N. California, and Portland and several independent films in NYC and Portland. Her most recent role was Death/Beggarwoman in Blood Wedding at Shaking the Tree Theatre. In addition to acting, she has taught acting,improvisation, and has written, devised,and directed projects in the US and Great Britain. She is currently preparing a solo production.
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A local actor, he graduated from Portland State University with a Bachelor’s in Theatre Arts. Roles he’s played are Casimar in the Bag &Baggage production of Red Velvet and Mario in the premiere reading of Christopher Oscar Peña’s new play Our Orange Sky at Profile Theatre and at Milagro Theatre in their world premiere production of City Without Altar. Thomas hopes to help others find the spark of creation his drama teacher nurtured in him when he was younger.
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When not ironing her husband’s tube socks or flossing her cat’s teeth, Myronie loves watching others succeed and fail at improv. She has her Master's in Spiritual Development and when not acting, loves to direct productions for local theaters. Her last role on stage was playing Auoda in Around the World in 80 Days just before quarantine started.. You might also spot her in the occasional commercial thanks to her agent. Her greatest joy comes from helping people finding their own voice.
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Is the Executive Director and founder of Rogue Pack. She holds a BFA in Theatre from NYU and a Masters in Education from San Francisco State. Ann has taught children and adults throughout the world, including Spain, Chile, South Africa, Bosnia, and Herzegovina. She has taught storytelling workshops and performances for underserved populations in the Portland Metro area since 2009. She served on the board of Soroptimist International and Echo Theater. Currently she sits on the board of the SMBA.
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