Morgan Mitchell hails from Anchorage where she first set foot onstage at the tender age of 8. Since then she’s worked as a director, actor, scenic artist, and playwright around Alaska, Oregon, NYC, London, and Scotland. A graduate of The Actor’s Conservatory, Morgan is passionate about collaboration in the arts and finding the fun and whimsy in the everyday. 

Gregg W. Brevoort is a freelance theatre director, whose professional career began with Juneau’s Perseverance Theatre 40 years ago, when Gregg was an early company member (1985 – 1990), under the mentorship of Molly Smith.

Currently based out of Los Angeles, Gregg recently directed Bess Wohl’s Small Mouth Sounds at Chapman University and The Taming of the Shrew at LA’s El Camino College, where he is an adjunct professor of theatre, specializing in Shakespeare. 

Los Angeles credits include multiple productions for Garry Marshall’s Falcon Theatre in Burbank, the Culver City Public Theatre, Malibu Playhouse and Beverly Hills’ Theatre 40.

Other Regional theatres include the Texas Shakespeare Festival, Virginia Shakespeare Festival, WA’s Merc Playhouse, Maine’s Penobscot Theatre and Vermont’s Lost Nation Theatre and Dorset Theatre Festival. 

Gregg holds a BFA in drama and philosophy from New York University and an MFA in directing and producing from Columbia University.  Please visit his website at www.GBrevoort.com

J. David Dahl has worked in theatre since his first performance in the opera Carmen at age 6. More recently he has taught acting and founded The Northern Colorado Actors Studio, where he directed Comedy of Errors, Loves Labors Lost, Chimes at Midnight, Twelfth Night, King Lear, As You Like It,and the regional premiere of Gloria. In his 30 years as an actor his favorite roles include: Edgar in King Lear, Horatio in Hamlet, Orgon in Tartuffe, and Benjamin Franklin in 1776. He enjoys Alaska and has previously directed Antony and Cleopatra (2016) and Twelfth Night (2022) for CTC, amongst others, as well as serving as a Stage Manager and Dramaturg on past CTC productions. Dave holds a BFA in Theatre from Chapman University and Masters in Theatre from Regent University. Currently in Sierra Vista, Arizona Dave is on the Theatre Faculty at Cochise College as well as Artistic Director of Sierra Vista Community Theatre.

Michael Hood retired in 2018 after twenty years as Dean of Fine Arts at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where in 2019 he was named that university’s first Dean emeritus.

For 22 years he served on the faculty at the University of Alaska Anchorage. At UAA four of his productions, What the Butler Saw, The Bat, Rapier and Dagger, and Arms and the Man were selected for regional presentation and honors by the KC/ACTF, and Arms and the Man received National Honorable Mention. 

Hood has worked professionally as a director/choreographer for the Alaska Repertory Theatre, the Sakhalin International Chekhov Centre in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia, the Khabarovsk Theatre for Young Spectators in Khabarovsk, Russia, Pittsburgh’s Unseam’d Shakespeare Company, and the Cumberland Theatre in Cumberland, Maryland, the University of Mississippi, and has also presented fight workshops regionally, nationally, and internationally.

He is thrilled to return to Anchorage and to work with Cyrano’s Theatre Company.