Jennai Howe Bachus believes that the arts are one of the most important ways for communities and individuals to express, create and share. She grew up in Evergreen and is so excited that her experience as an Organizational Consultant and her love of the arts have come together in what she calls “one of the most rewarding roles” she has been privileged to enjoy. Jennai has served on the boards, and as an officer of multiple arts and education boards throughout the state of Colorado. Although she is not a performer, she is always happy to be an audience member and avid supporter of the arts.

John and his wife Kathleen become a part of the Players family when they moved to Evergreen over 50 years ago. While they played many parts on stage together, it quickly became apparent that John's theater skills were strongest in other areas. Light and sound design, stage management and administrative duties make up the bulk of his activities with the Players. John has also served on the Board of Directors of both the national theater organization (AACT) and the state theater organization (CCTC).

Since 1966 Kathleen has been fortunate to have the opportunity to work and play with countless talented, caring, and funny folks in this community who love theater. When not busy with parenting or a career as pianist and music educator, she has acted, directed, built sets, and swept floors. Currently Kathleen serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors.

Scott has been an educator for over twenty years most of it as a theatre teacher. He is currently the teacher / director at Evergreen High School where he directs plays, musicals, improv teams and teaches classes. Scott is a founding member of EPiC, the Players improv comedy team, and directed them for the past decade and is still an EPiC player. He has also directed many shows for the Players over the years including, 39 Steps, The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged, The Big BM, and Leaving Iowa.

Matt Bachus is a full-time real estate broker and managing partner at Tupper’s Team in Evergreen, CO, and is a part-time stage and television commercial actor, represented by Radical Artists Agency in Denver. Matt has served on the Jefferson County Cultural Council as part of the Denver metro area Scientific and Cultural Facilities district (SCFD) and has been a board member and officer for the Evergreen Players for more than a decade. Matt occasionally appears on stage with the Evergreen Players in plays and as a founding member of EPiC (Evergreen Players improv Comedy) and he holds a degree in Theatre and Communications from Principia College.

Linda is hopeless as an actor but loves being a theater supporter. An avid theater-goer since grade school, she attends a wild number of stage performances each year. She taught English at the high school and college levels for 25 years. After earning a second master’s degree, she spent the next 25 years as a psychotherapist; many of her favorite patients were zesty folk from Colorado’s theater community. She and her husband Frank became fans of the Players soon after moving to the foothills in 1971, back when the Players were still performing in a log cabin. Linda is honored to serve on the Player’s board and on the board of Phamaly, the Denver-based theater company that casts only actors with disabilities.

Larae Evans is a graphic designer and advertising art director who creates brands and advertising for clients both in Colorado and nationwide. Her work has been featured in multiple national design competitions throughout her career. She advises Evergreen Players on marketing, and has helped guide initiatives aimed at enhancing how the organization presents itself to the community at large. Larae enjoys live theatre (she married into a theatre family), and she feels Evergreen Players productions exemplify the highest standards of professional theatre in our mountain community. Larae also owns Marmalade Jewelry in downtown Evergreen.

Kim Bogin has been involved in the Evergreen arts scene since 2010, when her then kindergarten son played his first role as “The Mouse” at an Evergreen Players' summer theatre camp. After supporting her son’s love of theatre for several years, she decided to join him (and her husband, Rob) on stage in “To Kill a Mockingbird” at StageDoor Theatre in Conifer. Since then, Kim has acted in several shows in the mountain area. Kim is a three-time Emmy Award Winning Television producer and writer who has done work for 9News, Entertainment Tonight, Animal Planet, The Food Network, Starz! and PBS. Kim was a previous Board President of the Evergreen Children’s Chorale, and is currently on the Theatre Guild Advisory Board for Denver School of the Arts, where her son (“The Mouse”) is a high school Theatre Major. Kim is also the CEO and Executive Producer of Mini Cine Productions, a video production company that specializes in live theatre, concerts, special events and social media campaigns.