Sylvia Boyer Fancher

Born into a family of performing artists, it has been Sylvia’s life-long love. She acts, sings, and dances. “Once you’ve gotten to the actual performance, it’s done, except for the being nervous part”, she says. “The exciting part is the creative work, and it is work, that goes into the vision and development of the show.”

Prior to joining the Rep, Sylvia acted with the Senior Theatre for three years. The 2003 winner of an Annie for Best Lead Actress for her role as M’Lynn in Steel Magnolias, Sylvia is often seen in the role of ‘Mom’ as she has had memorable roles as Lucille in Cemetery Club and Marme in Little Women. She assists backstage and in the house as well, and was assistant director of A Year With Frog and Toad. Sylvia will be doing grant writing for the Rep.

Judith Cook

Judy’s first role with the Rep was as a character with the improbable name of Cyn Sawyer in a Ms. Murbles murder mystery. That was in 2003. Since then she has been seen in an another eight productions and she has directed two shows: Women on Fire and the critically acclaimed Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me.
Around the Rep, Judy, who prefers acting over directing, is known as the lady with a 1000 faces for her ability to portray a broad variety of characters from a 1940’s gumshoe in The Complete History of America (abridged) to Clairee in Steel Magnolias and Bloody Mary in South Pacific. She was named the Rep’s ANNIE 2006 Best Actress for multiple roles in Complete History (abridged). Judith, who is a nursing supervisor, is a production assistant for the Rep.

e is the stylist for the Rep.

Chris Oswald

Chris Oswald joined the Rep in October 2002 as a lighting tech and light designer. He has turned into an all around man: as a tech, actor, 
a once and awhile singer, director, and in an emergency an occasional stint in the coffee shop. Chris became a Pride member in 2006. 
Before coming to the Rep he worked with Picket Wire Theater in La Junta and the Rocky Ford Community Theater. 
He has a BA in Theater \ Communications from Western State College and during his college years he took an academic semester in Africa.

You may not notice Chris as he is usually very quiet, but he has a subtle sense of humor.  He received an Annie nomination for his portrayal 
of Mortimer in Arsenic and Old Lace.  He has been seen in musicals, dramas and comedies.  
In addition to his acting and tech duties this season he will direct Harvey.  Chris sometimes does Props for the Rep director, 
and in an emergency an occasional stint in the coffee shop. 
Chris became a Pride member in 2006. 

Tony Oswald

Tony joined the company in 2005, but was involved in a couple shows during the summers before when not at college.

He has an AA in Theater from Hesston College in KS and a BA in Mass Communications & Journalism from WSC of CO.  He graduated from WSC in the winter of 2004. 

He is Office Manager for the company Box Office and Website Manager for the company.  Tony is an actor, a techie, and occasional director for the company.  He received the Pride Award for the 2007-08 Annies and was nominated for Best Character Actor at the 2008-09 Annies for his role, Angie, in Gypsy.

He joined the Pride in 2008.

Rebecca 'Becca' Work

One of the original company members, Rebecca joined the Rep as a teenager.
She now has a BS in political science and a teacher’s certificate.
Becca’s first role with the Rep was Hero in Much Ado About Nothing.   She received an ANNIE for Best Female Actress for her portrayal of Katerina in Taming of the Shrew.   She also won Annie's for Best Female Vocalist for her roles in Stars in Your Eyes and Oliver!     Becca played the role of the Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.    During the 2005-2006 season she was Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar, her favorite role to date.  In addition to acting, Becca will direct My Fair Lady and Love Letters during the 2006 – 2007 season.   Becca is also the company historian.