Board of Directors
CenterStage Theatre Company's Board of Directors works to advance the mission of CenterStage and Tapestry through development of new programming, fiscal responsibility, and community involvement. CenterStage is always looking to "deepen the bench" on its board and welcomes new members annually. Please feel free to contact the board for any questions about CSTC policies. Contact the Board of Directors at [email protected]
Kevin Cubillas (President)
Kevin has been a member of the CenterStage board since 2014 serving as Treasurer before moving into the President position in 2020. He has also taken on the role of sound engineer for numerous CSTC and Tapestry productions and has even taught tech classes for CenterStage. He has also appeared in a few shows with Tapestry theater including Schoolhouse Rock, Elf, and the upcoming Cinderella (summer 2022). Kevin has over 30 years of experience in financial systems implementations and web application design. 
Elizabeth Goodrich (Vice President)
Elizabeth is honored to have gotten an opportunity to work with the cast, staff and many volunteers of Tapestry Theatre. Over the past 20 years, she has worked on many of CenterStage’s musicals. Besides directing with Tapestry, Elizabeth is a Special Education teacher. She would like to thank the CSTC and Tapestry family for the gift they have given her. A special hug and thank you to co-director Lynne Niston, who brings heart and expertise to the shows, and to my incredible friends for always putting the actors first. These shows couldn’t have happened without all of you. Love to her husband Whit, who understands and supports the vision and keeps the home fires burning. |
Steve Demchuk (Treasurer)
Steve is a Louisville native who has been consistently impressed by the mission, programming, staff, and talented actors who make CenterStage such a special company. Steve's daughter has performed in productions at CenterStage for over 7 years after debuting as Pumbaa in the Lion King as a 5 year old. Steve has witnessed firsthand how important the company and its staff has been in the students' development and enjoyment of musical theatre. Steve is currently CEO of Nitric, a cloud technology company, and has enjoyed being a product leader at local start-up companies including Rally Software, Avoka and Bonusly. Steve is enthusiastic about live music, musical theatre, supporting his alma-mater CU Buffs and trying to get better at golf. 
Eric Roth (Secretary)
Eric has been a member of CenterStage's Board since 2013, and a volunteer with the technical staff since 2007, primarily focused on lighting operations. He recently took on the position of Production Manager for the company. He has supported numerous productions and events for CenterStage, Tapestry and the Emerging Artists series. Eric is retired from a career as a software engineer in the telecom industry, and has Computer Science degrees from Brown University and The University of Michigan. In addition to volunteering at CenterStage, he is a technology tutor (aka the "Tech Guru") for patrons of the Louisville, CO, Public Library and an IT consultant for the YWCA of Boulder County. |
Jordan Batta
In 2022, Jordan became involved with CenterStage when her daughter Cora participated in her first ever theatrical summer camp. Since that time, Jordan and Cora have been part of the CenterStage family with Cora having performed in six productions. As a performer herself, Jordan has seen firsthand the positive impact that CenterStage has had on Cora, and the cultural and artistic values that CenterStage embodies. In the course of her career, Jordan has instructed children and young adults in a variety of dance techniques. As a long time member and current Associate Artistic Director of the Chicago based theater company Jump Rhythm®, Jordan has performed and taught residencies all over the world. In 2007, Jordan earned an Emmy® Award for her performance in the acclaimed documentary Jump Rhythm Jazz Project: Getting There, which aired on PBS. Jordan finds fulfillment dedicating her free time as the PTO President of her children’s school and aspires to contribute to the vision of CenterStage as a board member. 
Julie Blankinship
Julie Blankinship is a Colorado native who got involved with CenterStage when her daughter decided theater was a passion she wanted to pursue. With her daughter having been a part of Centerstage since middle school, Julie has enjoyed many fantastic productions such as School of Rock, Wizard of Oz, Lion King and Spelling Bee. Julie comes to us with a background in marketing and events, as well as brings an expertise of fundraising, email marketing and social media. She also volunteers as the lead with the Boulder High Choir Music Parent Group and assists with the Boulder High Instrumental Parent Music Association and Boulder High Theater Troupe 60. 
Jessi Braverman
Jessi discovered Centerstage in 2020 when her daughter's third grade teacher recommended enrolling Aerith, then eight, in theatre. Aerith had been telling outrageous fabricated stories during her daily morning meeting, and her teacher, whose kids had done theatre at Centerstage, recommended finding an outlet for all her animated storytelling. The pandemic delayed Aerith’s start at Centerstage. Aerith made her black box debut in January 2022 as the Sour Kangaroo in Seussical Junior at Centerstage — and has been in nearly every Centerstage show for her age group since. Centerstage provides Aerith with an endless joy, confidence, passion and community, and Jessi is thrilled to give back to an organization that has given her family so much. Jessi worked in digital media in professional cycling for over a decade before transitioning to the non-profit world. She currently works for CHAMPS Colorado, a foster care non-profit that promotes foster and kinship families as a vital voice within the child welfare system. The cause is close to Jessi’s heart. She is a certified therapeutic foster parent and has been welcoming youth in foster care into her home since 2018. 
Graham Fuller
Graham Fuller is an experienced civil law attorney who has argued cases as high as the Colorado Supreme Court. Graham moved to the Boulder area when he was 10 years old, leaving only to attend law school in New York City. Graham previously worked at Stone, Rosen & Fuller, P.C., and merged his practice into Kottke & Brantz in 2019. Graham recently received recognition from Boulder County Legal Services for completing 200-300 hours of pro bono legal services in 2019-2020. Graham is a contract attorney for Boulder County Legal Services, representing low-income residents in cases that are typically extremely complex and time sensitive. Graham is heavily involved in Music and Theater. He has produced four musicals and is the co-composer of 'In the Trenches,' a musical comedy about parenting that has been performed along the Colorado front range. In his free time, Graham enjoys spending time with his wife and two young children and rooting for Colorado sports teams. 
Cameron Hennecke
Cameron joined the CenterStage board in 2025 after years of being inspired by the incredible performances he’s attended – many featuring the children of close friends. A Colorado native now living in Boulder, he has held a lifelong love for music and theatre, starting piano and drums lessons at age five. In his 20s, Cameron served as Operations Manager at The Theatre School at DePaul University in Chicago, where he supported faculty and students and developed a deep appreciation for the transformative power of the performing arts. Cameron has spent the past 20 years in technology, beginning with a stint at Encyclopedia Britannica before founding GQueues - a task management platform he built and grew for the next 15 years when it was acquired by Boomerang in 2024. That same year, he combined his passion for theatre and entrepreneurship by investing in his first off-Broadway show, That Parenting Musical. As a board member, Cameron is honored to give back to a theatre community that has brought so much inspiration and joy into his life. |
Cammie Kolber
Cammie Kolber began performing with CSTC in 2000, and has been involved ever since! She graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Music Education (vocal) and currently teaches K-5 general music at Village East Elementary School. She began directing summer camps for CSTC in 2012 after being involved as a counselor, stage manager, and music director for camps and other CSTC productions in years prior. In 2013, Cammie toured with Up with People, where she performed throughout the US, Mexico, and Europe. Since her return she has performed in many theater productions in the area, continued her work directing CSTC summer camps, and music directed many of the Tapestry Theatre musicals. 
Megan Navarro
Megan has been a member of the CenterStage board since 2021. Megan’s love for CenterStage began in 2016 with her daughter Lily's first show, School of Rock. Because the production was so professional and Lily had such a positive experience, she knew that her children would experience so many more shows with CenterStage. And that they did! Lily and her brother Jack have been in many productions including, A Little Princess, Little Women, The Addams Family, Theory of Relativity and most recently, Legally Blonde. Megan has spent a lot of time backstage volunteering for all of the shows her children have been involved in as well as helping with costumes and makeup. She absolutely loves to be able to give back to the place that has brought so much joy to her family and friends by being a board member. Megan works in Louisville and loves being a part of this amazing community. 
Seth Reder
Seth first found CenterStage when he moved to Colorado in 2015 and played the role of Princeton in Avenue Q. For the next few years, Seth participated in every CSTC and Tapestry show he could, including First Date and 40 Degrees North with CSTC, and It’s a Wonderful Life and Fiddler on the Roof with Tapestry. Several years and three kids later, Seth is thrilled to be rejoining the community as a Board Member! Seth received his BA in Theater Performance at Chapman University, his M.Ed. at the University of Southern California, and is currently finishing his Ph.D. in Higher Education Leadership. As a seasoned actor, Seth has performed in world-class venues, alongside esteemed musicians, including the LA Philharmonic Orchestra at the Hollywood Bowl, and with the Academy Award Band, where Seth headlined as the Cat in the Hat from Seussical, the Musical. In his professional career, Seth’s focus has been in higher education, talent development, and nonprofit leadership. In his free time, Seth is busy writing music, playing ice hockey, hiking, and enjoying the Colorado playground with his wife and three young kids. 
Anthoney Sandoval
Anthoney Sandoval is an experienced theatre professional and operations manager, currently serving as a Senior Program Manager and Legislative and Policy Advocate with the Special District Association of Colorado. Anthoney is a native Coloradoan, living in the Denver metro area since 2005. Anthoney’s love of theatre began at the young age of 6 when he was in a community theatre production of The Music Man. From there he was hooked, and has spent the last many decades of his life acting, singing, and directing. His unquenchable thirst for storytelling through the magical world of theatre led to his introduction to Tapestry Theatre in 2017 with the direction of Elf the Musical. Since that time, Anthoney has directed many productions at both Tapestry and CenterStage, including School House Rock, Cinderella, and All Together Now. As a dedicated board member since 2019, Anthoney’s unyielding commitment to inclusion has enriched the CenterStage/Tapestry community theatre. His unwavering belief in the transformative power of the performing arts continues to inspire audiences and performers alike, leaving an enduring legacy on the stage and creating a space where everyone belongs. 
Trisha Thompson
Trisha is a dedicated educator, passionate advocate, and resident of Louisville, where she lives with her husband and two teen daughters. Trisha's educational journey has encompassed a variety of teaching environments, ranging from conventional classrooms to specialized learning support. Most recently she has served as a learning specialist at a school that has a focus on working with students facing language-based learning differences, such as dyslexia and other learning challenges. Trisha’s daughter performed in her first musical with CenterStage six years ago as a 5th grader and has never looked back. She has been a part of many CSTC shows over the years with favorites including The Addams Family, Frozen, Be More Chill, and Bright Star. The level of professionalism and quality of productions is truly unmatched at CenterStage. With every show, Trisha has observed directors and staff working tirelessly to create a welcoming community filled with support and acceptance for all. She is thrilled to be able to give back to an organization that has provided so much joy and inspiration to her daughter and entire family over the years. |