Performers on stage in a theatrical ensemble production

Community theaters · Pacific Northwest & South Sound

A full house.
A stronger theater.
A little more room to breathe.

You know how to put on a show. I help with the campaigns, supporter relationships, programs, and everyday work that make the next one possible.

Legally Blonde · Broadway Olympia · From Kyle’s production archive

Shows & seasons

Build the campaign
around the show.

Find the audience, tell a compelling story, and make the ticket-buying path clear. We connect your website, email, local promotion, and advertising around a realistic calendar and budget.

Then we track ticket sales as the run approaches and put the agreed work into practice.

Ticket sales & enrollment
A performer on a local theater stage
From Kyle’s production archive

The work between opening nights

Keep the whole
organization moving.

Donations & sponsorships

Explain what support makes possible. Build the appeal, campaign communication, acknowledgments, and follow-through around a clear purpose.

Strengthen supporter relationships

Classes & camps

Reach the families you serve with timely promotion, clear program information, a usable registration path, and useful communication.

At CTE, enrollment grew from 112 students in 2025 to 182 in 2026. The 62.5% increase measures enrollment, not donations.

Operations & administration

Bring calendars, contacts, budgets, reporting, and recurring tasks into a workable routine. Clarify who does what, and get hands-on support within an agreed scope.

Make everyday work easier

Selected work

Local stages.
Meaningful change.

Explore the stories
Four performers in Songs for a New World
Songs for a New World · Broadway Olympia

Broadway Olympia · Founder & producer

An audience, built from the beginning.

8,500 tickets and $171,000 in gross ticket sales across six productions in the inaugural 2018–19 season. The first three productions were profitable.

The first-season story
Creative Theatre Experience participants on stage, with faces obscured
Creative Theatre Experience · Faces obscured for privacy

Creative Theatre Experience · Executive director

Growing an arts education program.

Enrollment grew from 112 students in 2025 to 182 in 2026: a 62.5% increase, alongside work on communication, operations, and financial recovery.

The enrollment story

These stories come from Kyle’s previous work as an arts executive and producer. Each result has its own context.

Also: producing a sold-out Mercury Rising concert

A plan that fits your theater

Start with your next
real decision.

A season launch. A fundraising campaign. An education program. A recurring task that consumes more time than it should.

We look at your audience, calendar, budget, and the people available to do the work. A paid assessment provides written findings, priorities, dependencies, and an implementation estimate with the assumptions behind projected impact.

You can take the recommendations forward with your team or commission a defined project. Ongoing campaign or administrative support is a separate agreement.

See how the work is scoped

Working together

From first conversation
to agreed work.

Begin with a conversation

Tell me what you want to improve. The first conversation is free, and we decide together whether a closer review would help.

Get a practical assessment

A separately quoted review gives you written findings, clear priorities, and an estimate for putting the recommendations into practice.

Put the plan to work

Choose a defined project or ongoing support. Deliverables, fees, responsibilities, and availability are agreed before the work begins.

A free first conversation

What does your theater need next?

Tell me about the show, campaign, program, or recurring work you need help with.

Request a conversation