Director Peter Ambrose presented The Taming of the Shrew last year at Fort Uncompahgre. A Delta resident, he is a retired paleontologist, and has directed and performed in film, television, and on stages throughout the west. He is excited to be part of the talented cast and crew of this year’s presentation of Shakespeare at the Fort.

Mary Grosvenor performed stage manager, set designer and costuming duties for last year’s production of The Taming of the Shrew at Fort Uncompahgre. She is delighted to lend her efforts behind the scenes again this year for Shakespeare at the Fort.

Casey has been involved in performing and technical directing for most of his life. He has performed or provided technical support for theaters and venues in the United States, Belgium, Germany, France, Holland, and the United Kingdom. He is a main stage and youth theatre director at both ACTheatre and Magic Circle Players. Most notable direction, technical, and stage management productions include, The Laramie Project, Wait Until Dark, Arsenic and Old Lace, War of the Worlds, and M*A*S*H. He humbly offers his undying gratitude to friends and family who have supported his passion over the years. However, it is the unwavering patience and encouragement of his wife Jody Clauter, which he is most thankful for.

Brei is going to be a Junior at Delta High School this coming fall. She is thrilled to be working on her second production behind the stage as a stagehand. She appeared in last summer's Shakespeare at the Fort: Taming of the Shrew as Biondello.