Joshua Hegg

Josh is thrilled to make those forty wacks sound as beautiful as they can! He is so honored to work with this amazing cast and crew! made his debut at Clackamas Repertory Theatre! Some past  Portland theater credits include pianist for A Chorus Line and Damn Yankees (Clackamas Repertory Theatre 2026, 2025) music direction and pianist for 8-Track: The Sounds of the '70s (Broadway Rose, 2025), Freedom: The Musical (Fertile Ground, 2024 & 2025), and conductor/pianist for Hair (Portland Center Stage, 2023). 

Attila Csikos

Attila Csikos is a renowned jazz and session guitarist with years of experience in the music business. He has performed in various concerts and events, captivating audiences with his exceptional skills and passion for music. With a unique style and versatility, Attila has established himself as one of the industry's top guitarists. As a performer, he plays jazz festivals and clubs with his projects and contributes to different theater shows and rock-pop productions in the USA and Europe. This summer, he released his new album, Odd Times, a collaboration with singer Zsofia Tardy.

Juliet Terrill

Juliet Terrill is a lifelong bassist and multi instrumentalist currently based in Portland, Oregon. She has previously worked with gulf coast soul band The Suffers, her current band Juliet and the east, and many more.

Adam Carlson

Adam Carlson, Bend native, now lives in Portland as a freelance musician. He graduated from the University of Oregon in 2014 with a bachelors degree in Jazz Studies (Cum Laude), and has performed thousands of times around the Northwest. Adam also spent a year in New York City where he honed his playing style to include jazz, soul, latin, funk, rock, and pop. He has played drums on numerous albums, and has performed with many different Oregon and New York musicians, and University of Oregon faculty members. Adam also teaches private drum lessons: all ages, skill levels, and styles.

Mac Kastelic

Mak Kastelic has proudly served the Portland Theater and Music communities as a director, performer and mad collaborative scientist for well over a decade. Mak is currently on staff at Resound NW and the resident Music Director for the Fuse Theater Ensemble, as well as a regular collaborator with Kimo Camat (Kiki & the Cuties). Recent stage productions include “Into the Woods” & “Rocky Horror Picture Show” at the Funhouse Lounge and “Assassins” with Fuse Theater Ensemble. Mak is also father to the cutest, bestest cat in the world and will not hear otherwise. 
 

Brandon Sause

Max Tucker

Max Tucker is a drummer, producer and educator living in Portland, Oregon.  He relocated to Portland in 2018 moving from NYC where he studied jazz at the New School and studied with master drummer, Michael Carvin. He is currently teaching drums and playing actively in the fertile Portland music scene. Tucker also leads the Artichoke Jazz Jam session at Artichoke Music every first Sunday from 2-4.   

Patrick Nims

Patrick Nims has directed over 90 productions. Most recently, he directed FOLLIES for Sonoma Arts Live, THE PROM for Stumptown Stages, YOU STUPID DARKNESS for 21Ten, and SILENT SKY for Magenta Theatre. Favorites include CABARET, TINDERELLA (BWWORLD Best Director and Best Musical), DROOD, PETER & THE STARCATCHER, HEATHERS (BWWORLD Best Director and Best Musical), SPRING AWAKENING, CYRANO DE BERGERAC, and INTO THE WOODS (NYA Best Director). Upcoming projects include MEAN GIRLS for Stumptown Stages and FUNHOME for Twlight Theater Company. Pat thanks Marina for her incredible love, patience, and inspiration.

Diego Kjelland

Diego Solan Kjelland is the Associate Artistic Director of Bridgetown Conservatory of Musical Theatre and is honored to be co-producing Lizzie with Marin Summer Theatre. Diego holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from the University of Montana and has spent the past four years working throughout Portland as a performer, director, educator, and arts administrator. Recent performance credits include Elvis (Broadway Rose), Pippin (Stumptown Stages), Bonnie & Clyde(Bridgetown Conservatory), It’s a Wonderful Life (Stumptown Stages), and Jersey Boys (Lakewood Center for the Arts). When he’s not onstage, Diego enjoys developing original musicals and helping create opportunities for the next generation of theatre artists. He is thrilled to share Bridgetown Conservatory’s programming for the upcoming 2027 season and hopes to see you in the classroom!

Joshua Hegg

Josh is thrilled to make those forty wacks sound as beautiful as they can! He is so honored to work with this amazing cast and crew! made his debut at Clackamas Repertory Theatre! Some past  Portland theater credits include pianist for A Chorus Line and Damn Yankees (Clackamas Repertory Theatre 2026, 2025) music direction and pianist for 8-Track: The Sounds of the '70s (Broadway Rose, 2025), Freedom: The Musical (Fertile Ground, 2024 & 2025), and conductor/pianist for Hair (Portland Center Stage, 2023). 

Steven Hrubes

Steven Hrubes is proud to join Bridgetown Conservatory for Lizzie. Over the past 20 years, Steven has choreographed theater pieces of all sizes. His credits feature Newsies, Heathers, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Evil Dead: The Musical, Spring Awakening, and Fun Home. He is excited to bring the storytelling of movement to the stage for Lizzie. Steven is grateful to have been welcomed by the Portland community over the last four years and cherishes the friends made along the way. He looks forward to sharing this production with audiences.

Kelsey Nisbett

Kelsey Nisbett is pleased to be joining Bridgetown Conservatory as co-choreographer for Lizzie. Across diverse roles as performer and artist, Kelsey’s work is rooted in a love of movement and storytelling. She began training in tap and jazz at both Marvel's School of Dance and Pacific Dance Academy. She then studied at Loyola Marymount University’s film and theater programs, where she focused on modern and musical theater dance and performed in Kiss Me, Kate. While studying in Russia and Germany, she performed in Strider while training in ballet, stage movement, and the Stanislavsky and Brechtian methods at the Moscow Art Theater and Bonn Academy for International Education. Since completing her education, Kelsey has appeared in The Prom, Pippin, and Tootsie at Stumptown Stages as well as other productions such as Urinetown, Hairspray, Beauty and the Beast, Avenue Q, Fiddler on the Roof, Into the Woods, The Little Mermaid, and Legally Blonde across a wide range of theater companies on the West Coast. She is excited to bring that same experience and passion to this latest collaboration with the Bridgetown team!

Julianne Bodner

Julianne Bodner is a Portland-based Scenic Designer. Her designs have been seen across the Pacific Northwest, including at the Portland Opera, 21ten Theatre, Oregon Contemporary Theatre, Milagro Theatre, Stumptown Stages, Gather Repertory Theatre, Penguin Productions, Journey Theater, and Ten Fifteen Theater. Thank you for supporting live theatre!

Laura Helgeson

Laura Helgeson | Costume Designer | She/her. Born and raised in rural Alaska, Laura moved to Portland in 2020 to pursue her B.F.A in Art Practices from Portland State University, specializing in costume and textile design. She currently divides her time between doing costume design for productions around Portland as well as acting as Lakewood Center for the Arts’ Wardrobe Manager. You may recognize her work from Guys and Dolls and The Prom (Stumptown Stages), Geography of a Horse Dreamer and A Design for Living (Imago Theatre), or Dracula and Groundhog Day: The Musical (Lakewood Theatre). She would like to give a special thank you to her roommate, Amelia, for  allowing their dining room to become an impromptu sewing studio. 

Sam Kemp

Samantha "Sam" Kemp is a Portland-based creator, artist, and lighting designer for live performance. Born and raised in the tiny town of Lindenhurst, New York before moving to Las Vegas in her adolescence, Sam has always managed to weasel her way into artful spaces despite cultural pressures to stick to the status quo. Design credits include The Glass Menagerie and Glass. Kill. Bluebeard. Imp. at Shaking The Tree, 8-Track: Sounds of the 70s and Hadestown at The Broadway Rose, Waking the Witch and The Raven with Renegade Opera, Racecar Racecar Racecar at Artists Repertory Theatre, Tiger Style! with Profile Theatre, and An Iliad and Recent Tragic Events with Third Rail Repertory Theatre.

Marcus Storey

Annie Craven

Annie Craven is a Portland based actor, director, and artist. Her acting credits include: Ride the Cyclone, Witch (Oregon Contemporary Theatre) The Wolves, Once, A Christmas Carol (University Theatre); She has also directed After the Revolution, A Girl in School Uniform (Walks Into a Bar) and Frank’s First Dance Recital. Annie graduated from the University of Oregon’s Theatre Arts program. She holds a BA, and an additional certificate from the Robert D. Clark Honors College. Additionally, Annie is a mentee at Third Rail Repertory Theatre. Follow her work at anniecraven.com or @annie.craven on Instagram.

Evangel McGreene

Evangel holds a double B.A. in Spanish and Theater from The College of Idaho. Recent creative work includes stage managing Little Women (Magenta Theater), directing Hecuba on The Shore (Coho Theater), and costume design for Walden (21ten Theatre). Her foundational training spans Spolin and Linklater techniques with Portland Theatre Brigade and hands-on experience at NWCTS. Passionate about youth arts, Evangel teaches movement, devising, and stage makeup globally with Arts Ignite. They also bring theatrical flair to their roles as a specialty food tour guide, sommelier, and flight attendant.