A strong background in music composition, recording engineering, and live sound has helped him work as an engineer and designer for all kinds of productions. Tyler works widely in Tucson as a sound designer and engineer for several companies, including Arizona Repertory Theatre, Scoundrel & Scamp Theatre, Arts Express, and others. Recent design credits include: Richard III, The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Eurydice, Carousel, and more. He has also traveled the country serving as a designer and engineer companies such as Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre and others. Tyler currently works for Arts Express as the Resident Sound Designer and Engineer, providing expertise and services for each show, implementing sound systems, programming cues, and mixing the orchestra and vocals together. He has also been experimenting extensively with QLab, expanding his skills in creating show-control systems, as well as enhancing the experience his audience members take in when they see and hear his work.

With an eye for detail, Megan takes great pride in researching historically accurate clothing in order to make authentic costumes, and then incorporating her artistic flare. She has won numerous awards through her blossoming career – most notably the annual Arizona State & National Make it With Wool Competitions, with which she has won six titles. She won the National Needlework Award three years , and placed second two others! She is currently attending the University of Arizona, studying Theatrical Design with an emphasis in Costume Design.

He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Wyoming in Theatre & Dance and continued his education in the United Kingdom, earning his Masters of Performance in Musical Theatre from The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and received an MFA in directing form the University of Idaho. Chris Will is excited to start working full time as the theater professor at Pima Community College.