Our People

It was Carla’s love of the arts as an actor and audience member that led to a diverse and exciting 30-year career path stretching from the stage to serving for 12 years as President/CEO of the West Michigan Symphony.

Ashley has been volunteering with Verge for a couple of years now. You might have seen her selling you a tasty snack or taking your ticket.

Megan loves the improv classes she is able to take at the Verge and wanted to be more involved by volunteering. She decided the best way she could contribute to Verge Theater’s mission was to use her background in accounting and apply to be treasurer.

Hannah remembers being painfully shy and spontaneously taking a competitive theater class in high school. She instantly found her niche with the wacky weirdos of the drama world and hasn’t looked back since.

Sam was driven to the performing arts at a young age and has been involved in theatre at both amateur and professional levels for more than 20 years. You've likely seen Sam on one of the many stages in Bozeman (including Verge) and she plans to continue performing in those venues for many years to come.

Melody Mileur made Bozeman her home after years living in North Dakota and Alaska. She currently works for the City of Bozeman as its Communications Coordinator and loves seeing the impact of her work in our community

Leslie loves the Verge because they offer theater options like no other company in Bozeman. By day, Leslie is a local dentist who has been bringing bright smiles to Bozeman for over 28 years.

Jeannie genuinely loves people — "We're such interesting creatures!" — which is one reason she volunteers here: Verge Theater is a place that includes everyone... something she finds really special.

Linda fell into Verge when she brought a prop to the theater and then had a conversation with Hilary about the organization and its mission. This dog was not that prop.

Jessie is Verge's Programs Director. She grew up in Bozeman, where she was lucky to have the mountains and the theater as her playground.

Stephanie Campbell became an international Mask Methods specialist after many years of work as a theatre professor, an actress, stage director and improvisational comedy artist.

Jaelyn is grateful for the opportunity to teach others and spread her love for the theater.

Annie has dedicated her life to the art and expansion of improvisation.

Levin fell backward into improv in winter of 2002, when he enrolled in an improv class at iO Chicago

Jesse is excited to be sharing his knowledge and experience with acting.

Beezy’s laugh is infectious and is a great source of encouragement in the classroom!

Paige is a member of the Improverts and regularly teaches improv classes for adults.

Miles is always inspired by what students come up with when they are allowed to be themselves and interpret exercises in their own ways!

Denise believes that the arts allows students to embrace the truth that each person is a special and unique voice.

Hannah is a passionate teacher and performer, who loves sharing the joy of the performing arts with children of all ages!

After graduating from Verge's adult improv program, Steven found himself excited to teach and share with others.

Molly served as Verge Theater's board chair for three years — and still loves it.

Hilary Parker was named Verge Theater's first Executive Director in August of 2017.

Jessie is Verge's Programs Director. She grew up in Bozeman, where she was lucky to have the mountains and the theater as her playground.

Linda fell into Verge when she brought a prop to the theater and then had a conversation with Hilary about the organization and its mission. This dog was not that prop.