Lovers & Madmen

	Sarah Radov, Artistic Director Sarah is thrilled to be part of this board as the only senior, passing on wisdom and love of corsets to those who are coming after her. She has been obsessed with this crazy group of people since they cast her in a Shakespeare rock musical her freshman year: they grabbed on to her soul and never let go. She hopes to do the same with some unsuspecting freshman.
	Rebecca TeKolste, Business Manager Rebecca TeKolste is actually only on this board out of fear. She's worried that if she leaves, certain other board members might break her legs again, which is how this whole mess got started in the first place. When she's not dreading potential bodily harm or doing her physical therapy, she turns in reciepts on time and is generally awesome.
	Will Crouse, Production Manager Will Crouse likes to spend his afternoons contemplating the world while standing next to trees. He also acts, directs, plays drums in "The Earth is a Man," and most importantly helps out L&M's lovely producers! Oooh, and he reads — and if you have read and love anything by Phillip Roth, Cormac McCarthy, Samuel Beckett, or (of course) Shakespeare he'd like to talk to you.
	Anakin Morris, Publicity Director Anakin Morris believes in Shakespeare as a potential, and as a starting point for modern theatre. That is, he doesn't particularly like it as is. However he gets bored easily and is attracted by the possibility having of four intermissions. He also was convinced by David Mamet, during the winter of his freshman year, that Shakespeare is a Jew. And he's okay with that. For L&M, his job is mostly bad puns, facebook stalking, getting high on Sharpie fumes and hording all the masking tape. And he's okay with that too.
	Franny McGill, Development Director Her favorite childhood pastime comprising of dressing up in the most extravagant costumes she could find, Franny has found a new medium for her passion in L&M. When she is not playing make-believe, she likes reading and lounging on the Lakefill in the rare occurrence of good weather.
	Rachel Cali, Special Events Director Rachel Cali is actually a powerful superhuman being from the future, but likes to pretend she's just visiting from Renaissance England, so as not to cause irreversible trauma to the space-time continuum. Now that you know that, of course, she'll have to draw and quarter you with her bare hands.
	Colton Dillion, Technical Director An allied commander in WWII, Captain Colton Austin Dillion aka "Colt .45" aka "Il Corsaro" was basically the craziest motherfucker in the whole damn war. Dillion and his team were tasked with capturing a German fortification creatively called "Point 622." Dillion took the lead, charging ahead of the group into the dark through the barbed wire and mines. Although his unit did their best to catch up, all but six of them were lost to silly things like death. Then a mortar shell swung in and mortally wounded everyone who wasn't Colton Dillion.
	Alex Moe, Technical Director No one knows what drives this man, with the possible exception of the sentient biomass wrapped around his spinal column. His personal motto is "I know things," which, combined with an uncanny ability to pick meaning out of the mountains of trivial data lodging in his brain, has made him useful thus far. When engaged on show business, he also has the rare and uncanny ability to actually do what needs to be done. A note of caution to the observer: when roused to anger, some swear this specimen's eyes glow briefly as he rattles off strings in foreign languages.
	Josh Anderson, Inventory Manager Josh Anderson grew up going to Renaissance Faires and having way too many books about the period at his house. This obviously led him to Lovers & Madmen. When he isn't working on a show, which rarely happens, he is busy being a physics major too and probably reading something.
	Chris Herr, Freshman Board Representative Christopher is psyched to be Lovers and Madmen’s new FBR. His specialties include large amounts of manual labor and making loud vocal proclamations, both of which he hopes will come in handy as he attempts to make his voice be heard and shape his own piece of the NU theatre world. When not carrying metal pipes or shouting in the streets, Christopher can be found in the rehearsal room with Asterik or out on the lacrosse field.
	Luis Pineiro, Freshman Board Representative Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die, One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne, In the land of Mordor where the shadows lie. One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them, In the land of Mordor where the shadows lie.