Aimee has been with WTC for ten years as a performer, director, and music director. In her spare time when she's not at the theater, Aimee teaches English and Drama at Highland High School. "Since WTC has given me many of the most memorable and joyous experiences in my life, I was honored with the chance to be on the board and give back. Interacting with our audiences, I have seen the love and excitement that we have in the Yakima Valley toward the dramatic arts, and the profound effect that a moving, thought-provoking play can bring or the joy that an exuberant musical can have on us all."

Ray has been a part of the Yakima Valley Community for the past 4 years. He is currently an adjunct instructor of Drama at Yakima Valley College as well as the Drama Teacher for La Salle High School. Ray loves working with WTC and is very honored to serve as a board member. He is often asked which he prefers, acting or directing and he honestly can't imagine his life without being able to do both, that is one of the reasons he has enjoyed his time with WTC so much! He truly has found a family with WTC and very much looks forward to the future with this amazing theatre company.

Chelle is delighted to join the WTC Board this season.  An avid supporter of the arts, she regularly attends professional, regional, community and high school theater productions.  Chelle has played stage roles in local shows and has made herself useful backstage in high school and community productions by helping with props and costumes.

Chelle and her husband Dave live in the Zillah-Granger area and enjoy the views and vibes of country living. They have two adult daughters and one above-average grandson.  When she is not pursuing her interests in family and theater (sometimes simultaneously), Chelle runs an independent law practice as a registered patent attorney.  She focuses on the protection of new plant varieties, and enjoys working with clients from around the world.

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On stage, backstage, box office, producer and board member are among the many experiences Pat has enjoyed by being involved with WTC for over 35 years. Away from the theatre fun, Pat is a retired elementary school teacher having taught kindergarten, music and special education. Marriage to Bill for 51 years has produced a lot of wonderful blessings, three marvelous children and five amazing grandchildren. The entire family are avid sports fans with an undying loyalty to BYU.

Renae Powers is an English and Theatre Arts  teacher at West Valley High School. Her theatre experience began working tech and backstage in high school, progressing into a Theatre Arts minor from CWU, and eventually onto the stage at WTC in 2018. Her hobbies include community service, sleeping, and spending time with her husband and their pets. She’s serving on the board to give back to the community and keep the spirit of servant leadership alive! Her earliest memory of the Warehouse Theatre was at four years old (and needing a booster cushion), being scared by the human spider in the 96-97 season’s production of Babes in Toyland.

Corie is relatively new to the Yakima area. As a realtor and productivity coach at Keller Williams she is working hard to get involved in the community she serves. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre with minors in Public Relations and Communications. She most recently worked for MSU Summer Theatre for four years and was a board member for the Mouse River Players in Minot, ND. New theatre and experimental theatre are particular passions of hers. She enjoys theatre, volleyball, softball, and spending time with her husband and their dog (Mulder) and cat (Scully.) Corie is excited to get more involved in the Yakima theatre community and meet more participants and patrons. 

Stephen is excited to be working with such an amazing group of theatre-makers at WTC. In his 20 years with the company, he's served in any role he could get his hands on. Through experiencing all aspects of theatre production, he found his niche as actor, designer, and director.  Stephen teaches Theatre Design and Film at Eisenhower High School.

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Carolina Garza is a native of Yakima. She grew up dancing, singing and playing the piano at Kaylynn’s Dance & Music Studio and Melody Lane Academy. That’s where she was introduced to The Warehouse Theatre and performed as a dancer in Oklahoma! and West Side Story. After graduating from CWU she moved to Seattle where she worked for KOMO Radio and Television winning two Regional Emmy Awards. A big perk of the job was getting invited to media night at The Paramount Theatre and The 5th Avenue Theatre seeing many plays and musicals. She continued dancing at Westlake Dance Studio and Dance Powered before she moved back to Yakima last year.

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Andrea’s first experience with the WTC was when she saw The King and I in 1979 and that magical show left an impression on her. Her first show was in Bye Bye Birdie in 1991. She became involved again in 2002 when she returned to Yakima and has been in numerous shows as well as working backstage, producing and has directed 4 shows. She has been on the board since 2006 and has been the board president as well.  Andrea’s day job is in child welfare for the State of Washington and she has her Masters in Social Work. Andrea loves the WTC and is passionate about sharing its mission with our community.