Here at Verge, we do more than put on shows. We build community. Our culture of radical inclusion means everyone who sees a play, takes a class or performs in a show benefits from a supportive environment. In this environment, people form unlikely friendships, learn new things about themselves and come away feeling happier and more connected to their neighbors in the greater Gallatin Valley.
Verge Theater is dedicated to serving our community's cultural and holistic well-being. We are intentional about the art AND the community we make. Because we value the process as much as the product, both our participants as individuals and our community as a whole can grow through art together.
Yeah, it's really that amazing.
Staff
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.
Our Board
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.
Justin loves Verge Theater because it is the epitome of a positive, accepting environment.
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.
Michelle loves volunteering for Verge because of the confidence and community it has provided for her children — and because by volunteering, she gets her own community of wonderful, funky, creative, caring friends!
Lead Volunteers
Instructors
Paúl has traveled the world performing and teaching theater and circus, and besides speaking four languages, he masters and vindicates the universal language of Laughter.
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.
Levin fell backward into improv in winter of 2002, when he enrolled in an improv class at iO Chicago
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.
Justin loves Verge Theater because it is the epitome of a positive, accepting environment.
For Mac, theatre has been a place to relieve stress, while at the same time being an avenue for self-discovery and self-improvement.
Creative Task Force

As usual at Verge, we make decisions as a community. The Creative Task Force (CTF) fills the roll of artistic director at Verge. This committee of dedicated volunteers scour publishing houses, search out theater reviews, and read through your suggestions to select plays for each season.
CTF works hard to find plays that are the "verge-iest." They search out plays that at quirky and inviting. Plays that challenge and inspire audiences. Plays that are new for our artists and audiences!
CTF is always interested in hearing from YOU! Help us find the plays that you want to see.
Current Members
He has been a volunteer and devoted fan for many years and will continue to be so as long as humans and plays co-exist peacefully.
Kent has had a hand in developing over fifty pieces of new performance, either as a writer, director, or performer.
Former Artistic Director of Verge Theater, Erin spent 12 years as a staff member devoting her time to spreading the good energy that is Verge!
He’s been thrilled to be a part of the Verge family and looks forward to much more to come.
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.
The Bozeman Improverts
Verge Theater's own award-winning improv troupe
The Bozeman Improverts have been performing together at Verge Theater for four years. Graduates of our five-course improv curriculum, they are masters of their craft. We can all use a laugh sometimes. Come and get your dose of the best medicine with the Improverts!
Meet the troupe…