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Jackie Camborde, Santa Fe, NM: Jackie has spent the majority of her career in the arts, mostly in fundraising and marketing. She is Director of Advancement for El Rancho de Las Golondrinas, New Mexico's premier Living History Museum. In the past she has worked for the Lensic Performing Arts Center, Museum of New Mexico Foundation and the Santa Fe Opera. After 10 years in the nonprofit world, she opened a fitness studio and taught fitness and dance classes locally and throughout the United States. Upon graduating American University with a degree in Performing Arts, her first job was managing merchandise sales for the First National Tours of Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera. Musical theater is her family’s passion – they plan vacations around which shows they want to see. Jackie lives in her 1972 Mid-Century Modern dream house Santa Fe with her husband, two musical kiddos and four cats.

Zoe (she/they) is an actress, director, intimacy choreographer, and theatre educator of Cherokee and Weapemeoc descent who lives in Santa Fe, NM; favorite directing credits include Much Ado About Nothing (New Mexico Shakespeare Festival) and OR, (Santa Fe Playhouse); favorite intimacy design credits include Spring Awakening, Cabaret, and Oklahoma! (Tri-M Productions) and Sunday in the Park with George, The Baby Monitor, and Laughs in Spanish (Santa Fe Playhouse). Zoe currently serves as the Associate Artistic Director of Incite Shakespeare Company and served as a teaching artist during SAG-AFTRA accredited intimacy design training company Intimacy Directors and Coordinators's Consent Forward Artist program. She is passionate about inclusivity and accessibilty in the arts and is proud to use her writing to raise awareness of the amazing things happening in New Mexican theatre.