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Michael Colucci, Jan Ellen Graves, Johnny Garcia, Josh Altman,
Charles Bonilla
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Michael
Colucci
is the founder and Artistic
Director of Redtwist Theatre, and has
directed many of the plays here, including
That Face, Equus (2010), Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Three Hotels, A
View from the Bridge, Les Liaisons
Dangereuses, All My Sons, Broken Glass and Praying Small.
He has also been seen on stage at Redtwist
as Martin in The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?, George
in Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Eddie
Carbone in A View from the Bridge and
Joe Keller in All My Sons. In
addition, Michael has worked at various
theatres in Chicago, including
Court, Victory Gardens, TimeLine, and
ATC. He is also a member of the Jeff
Committee's Artistic and Technical Team.
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Jan
Ellen
Graves is the Managing
Director for Redtwist and also
oversees the website, printing, and general
communications. She began her association
with AWT in 2001. She was the project
manager for the buildout of the AWT space and
the Redtwist Grand Reopening renovations, designed
and
built
the
sets
for
all
the
productions
from
2003
to 2005. She also directed the
Jeff-Nominated Aura, the
critically-acclaimed The American
Clock and has appeared in many
shows including Man from Nebraska, A Delicate
Balance, Lettice and Lovage, All My Sons,
Equus, Three Hotels, Who's Afraid
of Virginia Woolf? Doubt,
and Marvin's
Room.
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Johnny Garcia
is the Development Outreach Coodinator and
has been associated with the company since
its itinerant days. He has appeared in Praying Small,
Extremities, A View for the Bridge,
and True
West, The Pillowman, and Dracula: A
Tragedy. co-directed Three Hotels
and worked behind the scenes throughout the
years on various productions. He also works
creates artistic connections and
partnerships with Chicago Public School
students and neighborhood businesses.
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Josh Altman
is the Literary Manager of Redtwist Theatre.
Josh’s Chicago directing credits include Iphigeneia at
Aulis, with Lights out Theatre
Company and The Narrows with Red Tape.
Josh has had the pleasure of assisting
directors like David Cromer, Pam MacKinnon,
Charles Newell and William Brown at
Steppenwolf, Court, Writers’ and TimeLine.
He is also a Teaching Artist with TimeLine
Theatre and was previously the Media
Relations Associate at Redmoon Theater. Josh
has also worked with Next, Piven and Mary
Arrchie and is a graduate of Tufts
University, where he adapted and directed
Pirandello’s Six Characters in Search of an
Author for this Thesis Project.
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Charles Bonilla
is ecstatic about returning to Redtwist
Theatre as Box Office Manager (he’s the
B.O.M.!). A former R/T Managing Director,
Charles developed and implemented our
initial ticket sales and attendance system;
consistently distributed promotional
literature that raised awareness of R/T in
its own community; served as liaison to
other organizations; and contributed to a
modest grant writing initiative that raised
general, operating funds. Charles has a
long, proud, record of service to his
country and community as well as the arts.
Of his experience at Redtwist he says
simply, “It’s a great place with amazing
people. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of
this?” He has directed 0 plays anywhere.
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