Posts in creative-task
Nnamdi Kanaga

Born and raised in Lagos Nigeria, Nnamdi Kanaga is a multitalented filmmaker, writer, and actor. Having worked in Nollywood for a while as an actor, he made a paradigm shift to the United States in 2018 to pursue a graduate degree in English and his filmmaking career. The Hail Mary, Montana's first film with an all-black lead cast, is his debut feature film and the second film as a director. Nnamdi hopes to help contribute and promote cultural/creative diversity through art and films in Montana State.

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Heidi Krutchkoff, Development and Operations Manager (she/her)

A performer by trade, Heidi is an award-winning graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City. As a new performer in the city, Heidi spent most of her time in the fabulous world of event planning, hosting Off-Broadway productions and high-profile premiere parties for movies like “The Wrestler”. After the birth of her first child, the call of wild was too strong, and Heidi found herself returning to the mountains of Montana. Heidi is a local legend both on and off the stage performing with local companies like The Ellen Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks, and Verge Theater, hosting such events as Independance, and Pecha Kucha; and producing sold-out productions of her famous Variety Show. Heidi views the theater as the great equalizer offering a place for everyone and is humbled and honored to join such an amazing group of passionate creatives.

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Alex Miller | Board Secretary

Alex Miller (pictured here with his cooler sister, Maria) is thrilled to be a part of Verge Theater's Creative Task Force and Board of Directors! He hails from Billings, Montana where in his formative years he spent way too much time watching The Simpsons and failing at sports. Alex holds his undergraduate degrees in Film & Photography and English Literature from Montana State University. As a lifelong drama nerd, he cherishes the opportunity to connect with his community in meaningful ways through creative expression and collaboration. For Verge Theater he has directed ambitious projects: Annie Baker's three-hour Pulitzer Prize-winning The Flick; and a pandemic era livestream that was a fully remote, fully live air guitar epic, Airness. He returns to the Verge directors chair in March 2024 for the nightmare comedy My Barking Dog.  Recent performances include Mike in A Lie of the Mind (Blue Slipper Theatre), John Dodge in Middletown (Verge Theater), and Louis Ironson in Angels in America (Emerson Crawford Theater). Other interests include hiking with his partner Chris and their dog Reba, sci-fi and horror movies, and spinning tunes on his radio show, Sonic Roulette, on KGLT FM Saturday nights.

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