Meet the Cast & Crew

Anne Mason is the Founder and Producing Artistic Director of Relative Theatrics, where she has acted in, directed, designed, and produced over 40 productions. A Laramie native, Anne holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from the University of Wyoming. She has worked professionally with Capital Stage Company, Sacramento Music Circus, Missoula Children's Theatre, Snowy Range Summer Theatre Festival, and the University of Wyoming. Anne was named one of Laramie's 2016 20-Under-40 Young Professionals, a Wyoming Women of Influence Nominee in 2020 and 2022, a 2020/21 Performing Arts Fellow with the Wyoming Arts Council, and a 2022 recipient of the Wyoming Governor’s Arts Award. Anne is a graduate of the Leadership Wyoming class of 2022.

Raised in New York’s picturesque yet energetic Hudson Valley, Sam has long felt connected to the arts and their unique capacity to convey lasting stories.  After a dazzling backstage debut in middle school, Sam’s professional trajectory blossomed through designing high school musical productions and into a self-designed major in Technical Performance at Colorado College, where Sam had a hand in almost 150 productions in four years.  Finally, as Master Carpenter and Shop Manager with the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Sam helped bring to life stimulating new productions of modern classics, including Twelfth Night (2018) and Pride and Prejudice (2020).  Having now settled in Lander helping NOLS Wilderness Medicine orchestrate a spectacle of its own in classrooms around the world, Sam is eager to sink their teeth into a new creative endeavor with inspiring potential."

Jeremy is fabrication and design consultant with roots in entertainment, event production, and residential design. He spent over a decade in New York City, designing, fabricating, and managing the logistics of projects, large and small. He is an alumnus of Central Wyoming College, and a  graduate of the University of Wyoming. Born and raised in Wyoming, Jeremy relocated his young family back to Riverton to be closer to family and the landscapes he grew up with.

Amara is the Artistic Director for Fremont County-based Communal Pancake Performing Arts. Since 2017, she has worked diligently to provide unique and rewarding performance opportunities for artists from various backgrounds. Amara was named a 2019 Wyoming Women of Influence nominee and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and Communication from the University of Montana. In 2022, she received a professional certificate in Artist Management from the Berklee School of Music. She previously worked in NYC at Manhattan Theatre Club and the Public Theater.