
Executive Producer
Joseph Ravago
School/Year: COL ’23
Majors: African American Studies, Anthropology
Minor: Women and Gender Studies
Hometown: Temecula, CA
Joseph is super excited to work with the rest of Board 41 to bring you this season of theatre! Beginning with his work on Dear Elizabeth (rip the Bus Stop) to his work last year as Board 40's Social Engagement Coordinator, the last few years of theatre have been encapsulated by all things nomadic. Outside of theatre - he exists and you may perceive him. Here's to a great year!
Also,,, Hugh Jackman voices Memphis in Happy Feet

Associate Producer
Caitlin Frazier
School/Year: COL ’23
Major: English
Minor: Theatre and Performance Studies
Hometown: Aurora, CO
Caitlin is incredibly excited to serve as the Associate Producer this season! She started working with Nomadic over zoom and therefore has taken any opportunity to be on an actual stage since. Caitlin only exists inside DPAC, so she cannot be seen outside of theater. Nomadic has given her a lot to love, and she is excited to give some of that love back to the club for her final year at Georgetown. She is excited to work with a board full of amazing theater-makers committed to a season of love, community, safety, and fun.

Technical Director
Abby Hames
School/Year: COL ’24
Major: Neurobiology
Minor: Spanish
Hometown: Minneapolis, MN
Abby is ecstatic to serve as this season’s Technical Director! She has worn many hats for nomadictheatre, from assistant stage manager to lights/sound/animations operator, to “zoom wizard” (pray this role never returns), and is thrilled to be the show technical director for season 41’s spring play. Outside of theatre, you can find her messing with brain cells in her research lab, watching a sunrise on Lau 5 after a night of caffeine and chemistry homework, or speeding through campus in an ambulance as an EMT for Georgetown emergency response medical service (GERMS). Abby is delighted to be working with such a phenomenal crew of people and can’t wait to see what magic season 41 brings!

Business Manager
Lily Shytle
School/Year: COL ’24
Major: Neurobiology
Minor: French
Hometown: Columbia, SC
Lily is excited to serve as business manager for nomadictheatre and produce the spring show Last Summer at Bluefish Cove. When she is not in VCT, she can be found in VCW working as an RA, serving as an EMT, playing with her pet rabbit, or spending too much flex on Starbucks. She is super excited to serve nomadictheatre and has made so many great friends through this process, and looks forward to meeting more people new to theatre.

Publicity Director
Molly Kenney
School/Year: COL '25
Major: Biology (Concentration in BMCDB)
Minors: Theater & Performance Studies
Hometown: Rumson, NJ
Molly is thrilled to be serving as the Publicity Director for Board 41! They started getting involved with nomadictheatre as an assistant scenic designer for season 40’s production of Cabaret and is currently the sound designer for season 41’s production of RENT. She loves to talk (too much) about bad horror movies & DC's live music scene, and if, for some reason, you can't find her, check Lau 4. Don't be surprised if their hair is a different color from the last time you them —It just happens. Molly’s favorite part of nomadictheatre is the community & she can’t wait to work with such a great group of people on the upcoming season!

Social engagement coordinator
Cameren Evans
School/Year: COL ’24
Major: English, American Musical Culture
Minor: Theater and Performance Studies
Hometown: Douglasville, GA
Cameren is excited to serve as board 41’s social engagement coordinator! She started with Georgetown theater during the zoom year in online productions and since then, you can probably always find her performing, preparing to perform in some capacity, or on the hunt for coffee. Above all else, though, Cameren loves theater’s intersectionality and can’t wait to dig into the social aspects of the upcoming season. While she is definitely involved in several different segments within the performing arts communities on campus, she has undoubtedly found a home in theater on campus theater and is hopeful for what this season has in store!
