University of La Verne. Besides acting, Sierra also loves to sing and dance. She teaches little girls jazz and hip hop at the Via Verde Dance Center and occasionally jams with her rock/alternative band called Intrinsic from Rancho Cucamonga. Sierra has done theatre since she was 6 and film work since she was 11. At the University of La Verne, she has been seen in productions such as: Sport of My Mad Mother, A Lonely Business, The Screens, The Power of Hope, Red Noses, Three Penny Opera, The House of Atreus, and The Directing Projects. She has also choreographed A Lonely Business, A Baltimore Waltz, and Three Penny Opera at the University of La Verne. When Sierra is not involved in theatre, she is working with the Housing Department at school as a Resident Assistant for the freshman Dormitory Brandt. Sierra is ecstatic to have been granted the opportunity to work with such an amazing group of people. She is overjoyed to be apart of the Hollywood Fringe Festival and more than eager to explore the world of Medea.
ALVARO RENTERIA (Ancaeus) is currently a senior Theatre major at the
University of La Verne. He was first introduced to theatre in high school and
he has been intrigued by the possibilities since then. He has been a part of a few productions at
the University of La Verne, some which include The House of Atreus, Raisin in
the Sun, Three Penny Opera, Red Noses, The Screens and Twelfth Night. He is
extremely thrilled and thankful to be included this production and working with
an amazing group of people.
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CREW
MATTHEW G. HILL (director) - Matthew G. Hill is a multi-media, multi-disciplinary artistic enigma. His work spans from the stages of Europe to the silver screen of Hollywood to the printed page. A storyteller by trade and by heart, Matthew believes in the power of story, and hopes to use it to inspire. In the last few years, Matthew has completed residencies at both the National Theatre of Croatia and the Getty Villa in Malibu, co-wrote a Kairos Prize-winning screenplay, had his paintings displayed as a part of the TataGala, and art directed the award-winning Amazon Studios's movie “Alchemist Agenda”. Matthew currently serves as an associate artist with the Rogue Artists Ensemble, teaches design at the University of La Verne, and is hard at work on several exciting projects. Recent stage credits include: "Zen Shorts", "Three Penny Opera", "The Songs of Bilitis" as a part of the Getty Theatre Lab, "Woman in Mind" (currently playing at the Sierra Madre Playhouse), and "D is for Dog" (currently playing at the Hudson). To see more of Matthew's work, please visit Logicink.net.
MIKE ROCHE (Technical Director) -
