CO-PLAYWRIGHT
DIRECTOR
PROPS DESIGN

Bradley Rohlf is a multi-hyphenate theater artist and musician. He is a co-founder of Fly North Theatricals, working in multiple production capacities on their shows. Directing credits include FNT's production of "Big Machine" (2024 St. Lou Fringe Headline Act), and “Assassins” (2022) for which he was awarded “Outstanding Director of A Musical” by the St. Louis Theater Circle. He was recently seen on stage in “Fiddler On The Roof,” at FNT and “The Inferno is for B*tches” with SATE. Recent lighting design credits include “Wild Nights” with YoungLiars, “The Privilege of Being Second,” with Chorus of Fools, “Hookman” with West End Players, and “Madam” with Fly North Theatricals. He was an invited workshop presenter at MO ThesCon 2025, and is a frequent collaborator with St. Lou Fringe. As a songwriter and recording artist, he has released two EPs under the moniker Another White Suburbanite, "AWS" (2011), and "Counter Culture" (2012). He is the Managing Director of Fly North Theatricals, a co-host of Overarching, and co-owner of Greenfinch Theater & Dive. 

CO-PLAYWRIGHT
SOUND DESIGN
ORIGINAL SCORE

Colin Healy (he/him) is a composer, music director, and theater producer based in the City of St. Louis. He is the artistic director of Fly North Theatricals and co-owner of Greenfinch Theater and Dive. Starting as a singer/songwriter at the age of 15, Colin has been a working musician and nationally-touring recording artist for over 20 years. Since relocating to St. Louis in 2015, Healy has composed music and lyrics for four original works of musical theater: Madam, Forgottonia, The Gringo, and Big Machine. Healy has served as a music director in the Washington University St. Louis Performing Arts Department (2025-2026) as well as Artist-In-Residence at both the Center Of Creative Arts (2022) and St. Louis University (2020-21).

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
STAGE MANAGER

Dizzy Funke is a local student, performer, and stage manager. Some of their favorite credits include Sweeney Todd, Madam, and Big Machine at Fly North Theatricals (Stage Manager), The Wolves at COCA (Stage Manager), and She Kills Monsters at COCA (Tilly Evans). They are so grateful to have the opportunity to earn their first directing credit with this show and this marvelous team! Big love to their friends and a big thanks to YOU for being here!

COSTUME DESIGNER

Jen Blum-Tatara (she/her) is a professional costumer who has been working in the St. Louis area for nearly a decade. She has met and worked with many talented performers and artists throughout the years, and loves to work with this theatre community. Jen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Theater and English Literature from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, and she has returned annually to her alma mater to design costumes for the Cougar Theater Camp each summer. Jen holds several nominations and one win from the Ken Page Awards (formerly St. Louis High School Musical Theater Awards) for her work on costumes at Edwardsville High School, where she has been a collaborator with fellow SIUE alumni for nearly a decade. Recent costume design projects include Roméo et Juliette (Winter Opera St. Louis), Holes (Edwardsville High School), and Professor House (Contraband Theater). When not working, Jen prefers to spend her time at home reading alongside her loving husband and three adorable pets.

SET DESIGN
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Leo Young is a junior at WashU studying Drama. Recent credits include Associate Production Manager (The Tempest, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival), Technical Director and Assistant Scenic Designer (Progress, Prism), and Assistant Director (Mean Girls, WashU). They hope you enjoy the show!

LIGHTING DESIGN

This is Ryan's second time lighting a show with Fly North, and this was an absolute treat. He would like to thank everyone at Fly North for trusting him with such a complicated new work, and his partner Rachel for holding down the fort while he is out playing with light(ning). Thank you to you the audience member as well for supporting local artists and being the reason we can keep chasing our passion here in Saint Louis!

SPECIAL EFFECTS

Joel is the tech wizard behind the scenes at Escape From St. Louis. If it blinks, beeps, locks, or launches Joel built it. He codes, wires, designs, and brings all the tech magic to life in every room. His brain runs on logic puzzles and caffeine. From hidden sensors to clever contraptions, Joel makes sure the rooms not only work, but WOW. He's the reason your escape feels like movie-level magic.

ADDITIONAL VOICEOVER

Sarah Lynne Holt (she/her) is a St. Louis director whose work you may have seen at Kirkwood Theatre Guild, The Midnight Company, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, That Uppity Theatre Company, and others.  Most of her voice work is in the form of audio description for theatre, dance and other cultural events through MindsEye.  Recent live performances include the national tour of Death Becomes Her at The Fabulous Fox, Glut at Contraband Theatre, Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Department of Theater and Dance and Romeo and Zooliet at St. Louis Shakespeare Festival.  She can also be heard as one of the voices of audio description on the Laumeier Sculpture Park app, where she also authored descriptions for the Eastern Woodland.