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Who we are

Jeremy Haig-

Founder and Artistic Director

Jeremy Haig (he/him) is the founder and Artistic Director of The Other Road Theater Project, a company dedicated to telling emotionally urgent, intellectually charged stories from a different perspective. With a deep belief in the power of language, intimacy, and moral complexity, Jeremy curates and directs work that challenges assumptions — often choosing plays that invite audiences to sit in discomfort, wrestle with big ideas, and see familiar stories anew.

His approach is rooted in the conviction that theater should do more than entertain — it should provoke, illuminate, and awaken. That belief fuels his artistic vision: to stage human-centered dramas that aren’t afraid of silence, contradiction, or emotional depth.

Jeremy’s background blends classical training with a modern, unpretentious sensibility. As a director and producer, he’s drawn to intimate, actor-driven work that’s fearless in both its structure and soul. His programming for The Other Road’s inaugural seasons reflects this focus— a quartet of plays that foreground power, belief, identity, and legacy.

He believes the road less traveled isn’t about being different for difference’s sake — it’s about doing the work others won’t, in the way others can’t. @jeremydhaig

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CLOVE LOVE-

Director of artistic process

Clove Love (they/them) is an early career Director, Intimacy Director, Playwright, Stage Manager, Educator, Producer, & Designer based in Denver, CO.

They have worked for many theatre companies all over Colorado and are so thrilled to be on staff with The Other Road Theatre Project as their Director of Artistic Process! Clove is a passionate, multidisciplinary theatre artist whose mission is to take progressive steps to advance theatre as an art form for years and generations to come. To find out more about their work and artistic vision, you can check out their website/instagram at www.cloveslove.com or @clovedirects

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Andrew Russell

Resident Technical Director

Andrew is a Denver-based theatre educator, practitioner, lighting designer, and technical artist whose work bridges together craft, imagination, and practical problem-solving. With experience across lighting, electrics, scenic execution, and technical production, Andrew brings the kind of steady, inventive presence that helps ambitious ideas actually make it to the stage.

His recent Colorado credits include work as Master Electrician for Hadestown, Matilda, The Little Mermaid, The Lightning Thief, The Door, and New Musical Project at Theatre SilCo, as well as credits with Parlando, Platte Valley Players, and A Theatre Group. He recently completed his 11th year teaching theatre at Prairie View High School in Henderson, Colorado, where he continues to help young artists discover the discipline, collaboration, and joy of making theater.

At The Other Road, Andrew will help guide the technical realization of our productions, supporting the lighting, scenic, and production needs that bring each world from concept to stage. His combination of theatrical experience, educator instincts, and maker’s brain makes him exactly the kind of artist we want helping build this company from the ground up.

Outside the theater, Andrew is living his best Colorado life exploring the mountains with his partner, Owen, and their pups, Trixie and Peanut.

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Jonathan Scheppegrell-

Director of Community Engagement

Jonathan believes in the power of stories to connect, heal, and inspire. A lifelong theatre lover, he serves as Director of Public Relations for Bright Heart Stages and co-founder of Page to Stage Consulting, helping arts organizations bring their visions to life. Outside the theatre, Jonathan is a Licensed Professional Counselor working with children, teens, and families, where he views each person as both the author and protagonist of their own story. Whether on stage, behind the scenes, or in the therapy room, he is passionate about helping people find their voice and write their next chapter.

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Bryan Bell-

Senior Artistic Advisor

Bryan Bell is a director, educator, performer, and respected member of the Colorado theater community. As Senior Artistic Advisor for The Other Road Theater Project, Bryan serves as a mentor and sounding board for the company’s artistic leadership, offering guidance, perspective, and support as the company continues to grow.

Bryan’s recent directing work includes Chess and bare: a pop opera with Bright Heart Stages, as well as A Chorus Line with Performance Now Theatre Company. His work is grounded in emotional clarity, strong storytelling, and a deep respect for the collaborative process.

At The Other Road, Bryan brings his experience as both an artist and a leader to help support the company’s long-term artistic vision. His role reflects The Other Road’s belief that meaningful theater is built through trust, curiosity, craft, and the willingness to keep asking better questions.

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Cohagen Wilkinson-

REsident Photographer

Cohagen Wilkinson is a theatrical photographer based in Boulder, Colorado. Originally from Nebraska, he recently relocated from New York City. He works with theater companies to create production stills, promotional photography, and video that help shows find the audiences they deserve by capturing the striking moments of light, color, and staging that production teams design to be seen but are rarely preserved.

When he’s not behind a camera, Cohagen works as a Bloom Growth Coach, helping leadership teams build clarity, alignment, and execution infrastructure. See more of his work at Cohagen.com @cohagenwilkinson

The Pitch Deck

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An informational poster for The Other Road Theater Project. The poster features a textured gray background with black and red text. The header reads, "SMALL ON PURPOSE. BOLD BY DESIGN" in red. The main body describes the project's focus on storytelli
Other Road Productions- Business Plan
A comparison chart titled 'What We Are' and 'What We Aren't'. The 'What We Are' side lists: 'Grassroots and Community-grounded', 'High Caliber with Small Scale Impact', 'Intimate and Psychological', 'Artist-led and Mission Driven'. The 'What We Aren'
A poster with black, gray, and red background sections, featuring white and black text promoting theater activism and truth-telling. Key phrases include 'Why This Work. Why Now.' and 'Now is not the time for neutral theater. Now is the time for truth
Five poster covers for theatrical plays in a season plan from 2026 to 2028, including titles: "Venus in Fur," "Red," "Proof," "Fried's Last Session," and "Rabbit Hole." The posters display different colors and imagery, with dates for each play's sche
Posters for a play titled "Venus in Fur" on a black background, with a quote from Wanda: "You don't have to tell me about sadomasochism. I'm in the theater." The posters include the play's creator, David Ives, and mention the Fall 2026 schedule. Anot
A promotional poster for the play "Freud's Last Session" by Mark St. Germain, featuring black and white imagery of a hand holding a pen and ink splatters, with a quote by Freud about faith and certainty, an interior scene with a brown leather sofa, a
A promotional poster for the play "Red" by John Logan, featuring a red background with white text, and a background image of an art studio with a table, stool, and red canvases. There is a quote, "What do you see?" attributed to Rothko. Additional te
Book cover for the play 'Proof' by David Auburn, featuring a textured green background with the title in bold white letters, the play's genre 'A play by David Auburn,' and a logo for The Other Road Theater Project. To the right, a stage scene with a
Promotional poster for the play "Rabbit Hole" by David Lindsay Abaire, displaying a clock with the time around 12:04, and a quote by Becca: "It’s not like something that’s gone- it’s like a room I go into." The background shows a dimly lit living roo
Text-based informational graphic with the title 'Who we make this for' by The Other Road Theater Project, describing their target audience as artistic individuals seeking challenge and truth, and featuring psychographics like being emotionally curiou
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Infographic showing the costs and earnings of a theater production, using Venus in Fur as an example, including ticket price, audience estimate, gross income, expenses, and net profit.
Project launch timeline from Nov 2025 to Oct 2026, detailing key milestones like finalize deck and pitch materials, grant applications, community building, rehearsals, and opening night, with notes on fundraising, public engagement, and performance d
Promotional poster for 'The Other Road Launch Party' scheduled for June 2026, featuring a cocktail glass with an orange slice, a winding orange road leading to a full moon, and details about the event including cocktail party, live music, production
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