BLUEGRASS THEATRE GUILD

Brandon has been involved in the theatrical world for nearly 9 years for various groups in Southern Utah. Accountant by day, actor by night, Brandon is honored and privileged to bring his talents to Central Kentucky.

After obtaining several degrees and spending time as a Spanish teacher, Erin began working at the Ky Department of Education in 2016. She first took the stage over 20 years ago in various high school shows. Since joining in 2019 she’s made amazing friends and countless great memories and is excited to now be serving on the board of BTG. Offstage, Erin enjoys spending time with her husband and dogs, and traveling (especially to National Parks).

Amy is a nonprofit operational specialist with over a decade of experience of helping Kentucky's great nonprofit organizations. Amy studied education and political science, and is currently pursuing another degree in accounting. Amy proudly serves as the Director of Operations at Woodford Theatre and is a strong advocate for inclusive and sustainable workplaces. When not crunching numbers, Amy likes to draw, walk, spend time with her husband and son, and listen to musicals (on repeat).

Taylor has been involved in various productions since middle school, gaining a love for all aspects of theatre that led to her earning a bachelors degree in Theatre from Murray State University. She's happy to be back home, sharing her passion and fostering it in the new generations of Frankfort.

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Barbara’s involvement in theater includes acting, backstage work, costuming, and directing plays for young people. She especially loves to share her love of the theater with her grandchildren. Active in community theater for over 30 years, she is serving her second term on the board.

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Shawn Reaves is a past president of BTG and has been involved with various community theatres for over 25 years. Shawn is married to his “Loved One,” Felicia, and dedicates his theatre involvement to the memory of their son, Dylan “Bard” Reaves.