Rogue Pack allows youth to find creative tools of expression while helping them discover a common language to better integrate.

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We live in a time of social media. Children are on Tic Toc more than communicating face to face.

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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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Board of Directors

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Myronie McKee

Acting Instructor

Writer/Director

Delcie Adams

Egg Donor Coordinator

AsiaWest

Andrea Kreiner

Principal

A. Kreiner Company, LLC

Turner Sato

Director of Marketing

NurseGrid

Alan Miles

Systems Analyst

Bureau of Technology

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Young Portland Speaks!

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Leadership & Advisory Council

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Monica Rocio Leon

Precision Cast Parts, Masters in Engineering

Bimal Rajbhandary

City of Portland Housing Bureau, Masters in Sociology: Research tools, data

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Collective Instructors

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ki Ridenour-starnes

ki Ridenour-starnes

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Ki Ridenour-Starnes (she/they/fae/+) is a multi-disciplinary indigenous (ᏣᎳᎩ + Chicane) artist, an embodied emergence based theater-maker, and a knowledge sharer. In 2021, they graduated with an MFA in Directing from the University of Portland and was a member of the 2020/21 Cohort for the Institute for Contemporary Performance. They've worked in Portland on pieces including The Flame, And So We Walked, 1984, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, El Público, Wolves Eat Elk, Clown as Protest: Build a Bougie, and more! Their excited to begin next stage project will be at Artist's Repertory Theatre (ART)

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Pack Instructors

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Rachael Himsel

Rachael Himsel

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Rachael Himsel earned a BA in musicfrom DePauw University and a master’s in art education from Indiana University.Rachael is also a mental health advocate and co-founded Project STAY, a suicideprevention organization that focuses on training people inpeer-to-peer intervention and using the arts for self-expression. She isthrilled to be part of the current Creative Revolution and helping childrendiscover and develop their talents at Rogue Pack.

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Kayla Kelly

Kayla Kelly

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Kayla is an actress, improviser, and teacher. She holds a BA in Theatre and likes to find creation in everyday life. She enjoys dabbling in standup comedy and writing. And is excited to join Rogue Pack as a teaching artist.  

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Myronie McKee

Myronie McKee

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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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Ann Singer (she/her)

Ann Singer (she/her)

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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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Sustaining Donors

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Rosemary Gould

Since 2016

Jane Babcock Hewett

Since 2017

Maxwell Gottfried

Since 2018

Charlotte Rubin

Since 2019

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