Ted (he/him) got serious about acting when he went to grad school at Temple University. He then did a bunch of theatre in NYC for 6 years before moving to LA, where he did some of the best stage roles of his life as Hollywood supported his “theatre habit”. Moving back to his home town of Portland turned out to be a huge blessing as he discovered that teaching acting was one of his great passions. Recently, Ted’s teaching brought him here to the old Shoebox where he is blessed again with the surprise that he actually loves running a theatre. And yes, Ted was Morey on Gilmore Girls.

Victoria (she/her) is a producer at 21ten Theatre. As a producer, she handles many tasks including program/playbill creation, prop facilitating, social media, marketing, outreach, guest artist communications, production scheduling, and more. She anticipates that in the future, this role will involve engaging with sponsor/donor communications and fundraising efforts. Victoria is a Portland based actor, director and intimacy director.

AC (they/them) is a Portland based actor, producer, director, and administrator. At 21ten, they enjoy all things production; handling tasks such as rental bookings, production management, scheduling, guest artist communications, digital organization, box office, and more. Locally they work with Third Rail Repertory Theatre both in production capacities and as a Front of House Manager. They hold a BA in Theatre with a Distinction in Performance from Lewis & Clark College. In their freetime, AC loves riding their bike and exploring all the local cafes and theater's Portland has to offer.

Originally from Philadelphia, Mia is a graduate of Lewis & Clark College. Recent credits include RENT (Fir Acres Theatre), 52 Pick Up (21ten), Here We Are Again Still (21ten), Piercing the Veil (Štepán Šimek/Musica Universalis/Kettlehead Studios//21ten), Taking Care of Animals (21ten), I’m In Control Which Means Nothing Bad Will Ever Happen To Me (PETE Presents) and Hibernate (Bedrock Theatre). 

Patrick Lee (he/she/they) is a Portland based writer, director, and filmmaker. Patrick helps plan and organize the film screenings at 21ten. Patrick holds a BA in Theatre from Lewis & Clark College. They have directed productions of Play by Samuel Beckett, Really Rosie by Maurice Sendak & Carole King, and The Play That Goes Wrong. Patrick has also worked with Third Rail Repertory Theatre in various capacities, including as a Videographer, a Projectionist, a Production Assistant, a House Manager, and as a part of Third Rail's mentorship program. He can also act or do sound design, if asked nicely.

Barry (he/him) is a director, dramaturg, deviser, and recent transplant to the PNW. He also gets to write grants for the amazing humans at 21Ten Theatre.  Some favorite directing credits include: Heroes of the Fourth Turning, Escaped Alone, Wakey, Wakey (BLUEBARN Theatre), The SHOW! (Out of Hand Theater), 2012 (Witching Hour), and any number of rad plays developed at the Great Plains Theatre Commons. He is queer, formerly incarcerated, formerly unhoused, and formerly unhinged. Barry is a member of LMDA and holds a degree in Theatre Studies from Emory University. He is super proud to serve on the board of Anastasis Theatre Company and as Development Manager for Bag&Baggage Productions.

Carrie Cole Brantley (she/her) is a 21ten volunteer. She is a visual artist (painter), and helps run PDXOnstage.org, a 100% volunteer-run site that features PDX-area theatre events. Originally from East Texas, she spent over a decade working as a non-profit volunteer coordinator, special event fundraiser, and media coordinator/liaison. While Carrie has volunteered for several theaters in many capacities, 21ten holds a special place in her heart because of the incredible actors, storytelling, and commitment to community in its mission - especially the Barebones project. 

Kami Gould (she/her) is an illustrator, designer, and eclectic crafter based in Portland, Oregon. She holds a Bachelor's of Science in Graphic Design from Portland State University. Her personal artistic practice is driven by a philosophy of kindness, sustainability, thoughtfulness, and humor. At 21ten, she is using her artistic judgement and organizational skills to put local art on the theater's walls and combine her love of visual art with her love of theater. She is excited to be a part of such a passionate community!

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