Kelly Bollinger (Development Director, Fourth Season) is a Cincinnati native, recently returned to her hometown after spending seven years living and working in Chicago. She joined the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company administrative staff as Development Director in February 2007, bringing with her six years' experience in all aspects of fundraising. Most recently, Kelly was Development Director at Marwen, an out-of-school visual arts education program for Chicago's underserved youth in grades 6 through 12. Kelly holds a BS in business administration/marketing and a BFA in painting and photography from Miami University.
Rebecca Bromels (Managing Director, Eleventh Season) has gone native after living in Cincinnati for an entire decade. Raised in Colorado Springs, Rebecca received her B.F.A. in theater performance from Texas Christian University. As a director, she also has worked with the Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, St. Croix Festival Theatre in Wisconsin, and New Edgecliff Theatre in Cincinnati. Favorite projects for CSC include The Turn of the Screw and The Gimmick. When not at the theatre, Rebecca enjoys nesting with her husband, John, and their cat, Oliver, at their home in St. Bernard..
Leslie Stamoolis (Director of Education, Third Season) is originally from northern Ohio and central Kentucky, but now enjoys calling Cincinnati home. She holds a B.A. in Communications from Taylor University in Indiana, and an M.A. in Theatre Studies from Miami University in Ohio. She has acted, directed, designed and executed makeup and costumes for many productions, including her master's thesis costume design for Victoria Kneubuhl's The Conversion of Ka'ahumanu; Miami University's production was the play's continental US debut. Leslie also teaches theatre at Gateway Community and Technical College in Kentucky and sings in the May Festival Chorus.
Lettie Van Hemert (Director of Sales and Operations, Third Season) is starting to feel at home in Cincinnati after living most of her life in Lincoln NE. With a B.F.A. in theatre from the University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lettie has found careers both on and offstage. She has performed with Nebraska Repertory Theatre, Flatwater Shakespeare Company, The Angels Theatre Company, and The Crooked Codpiece Company. As an arts administrator, Lettie has worked for the Lincoln Community Playhouse and Lux Center for the Arts.
