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Kevin Moore is the Artistic Director and Founding Member of The Human Race Theatre Company, having served previously from 1986 – 2011 as Executive Director. He has directed Human Race productions of The Gifts of the Magi, A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, The Rocky Horror Show, Beehive, Zombies from the Beyond, Children of Eden, Bat Boy, Convenience, Shenandoah, Play It by Heart, Mame, Fiddler on the Roof, An Act of God, and world premieres of Tenderly, Green Gables, Wild Blue, Family Shots and Family Ties. Kevin produced the world premiere of the musical Was, produced and directed the midwest premieres of Harold & Maude and Ordinary Days, produced the Midwest premiere of the Stephen Schwartz musical Snapshots: A Musical Scrapbook, the premiere of Gregg Coffin’s right next to me, and the world premieres of Eric Ulloa’s 26 Pebbles and Patricia O’Hara’s Banned From Baseball. In 2003, Kevin was inducted into the Dayton Theatre Hall of Fame and in April 2010, he and Marsha Hanna received the Governor’s Award for Arts Administration. Kevin Moore is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, an independent labor union.

Eric is looking forward to working with HRTC again. He has a BFA from Wright State University’s Department of Theatre, Dance, and Motion Pictures. Professional credits include Scenic Design for The Human Race’s An Act of God, Sylvia, Americana Christmas, Sex with Strangers, Hail Mary!, Steel Magnolias and Miracle on South Division Street as well as Footloose, The Wizard of Oz, and The Music Man with the Springfield Arts Council’s Summer Arts Festival.

Cat is a Costume Designer and Costume Technician based in the Greater Cincinnati area. She is the Costume Shop Manager for Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts, Theatre and Dance Program as well as serves on their faculty. Various show credits include: Around the World in 80 Days (Costume Designer, The Human Race Theatre Co.), Daddy Long Legs (Costume Designer, CATCO), The African Company Presents Richard III (Costume Designer, Northern Kentucky University), Othello (The Ohio State University), True West (Costume Designer, Minnesota State University), Jitney (Draper, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park), Tales of Hoffman (Buyer, The Opera Theatre of St. Louis).

Jacquelyn is delighted to begin her fifth season with HRTC! Jacquelyn received her BFA in Theatre Design & Technology with an emphasis in Stage Management from Wright State University. During her collegiate years Jacquelyn had the pleasure of working for Adam Pascal, Jason Robert Brown, and Tom Hanks. Her first show with HRTC was Hail Mary! back in October 2016. After nine consecutive shows as the Production Assistant Jacquelyn was promoted to Production Stage Manager in Spring 2018 during Brighton Beach Memoirs. She is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and encourages you all to follow us on social media!

John is the long-term Resident Lighting Designer for The Human Race Theatre Company, Muse Machine, the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra Pops series, and the Dayton Opera Association. He also serves as the long-time Technical Director for the Fraze Pavilion and has provided advanced technical production coordination, lighting designs, automation programming, and performance operation services for many artists and productions that have visited that venue. John also has a diverse dance lighting background, having provided lighting designs and technical production services for many years to The Dayton Ballet and Dayton Contemporary Dance Co.  John’s national credits include a lighting design package for a National Touring Production of the Elton John/Tim Rice collaboration Aida.  Some of his most recent local credits include all the designs for The Human Race’s season at the Loft Theatre; Muse Machine’s productions at the Victoria Theatre and the Dayton Opera Association’s season at the Schuster Center.  At 70, John just had his tonsils removed. Ouch!

Jay has designed sound, music directed, performed, and composed music for countless theatrical events, and is proud to call The Human Race his artistic home. He has composed music and recorded audio projects for many musical groups, voiceovers, regional commercials, radio spots, training videos, collegiate theatre projects, marching bands, clubs, and organizations. Jay owns and operates a professional recording studio (Audio Forest) with his wife, fellow HRTC Resident Artist Christine Brunner.