Sylvia Dombrosky, President
Sylvia has lived in various cities in the United States. Her career was as an airline flight attendant
purser, primarily in Asia & Western Europe. Sylvia was born and raised in northeastern Pennsylvania and attended the University of Minnesota. After moving to Baja in 2005, she attended an acting class at the RTG Theatre. She was cast in her first stage performance in a triple role, receiving the 2006-07 Victor Award for Best Supporting Actress. She has appeared in numerous productions, produced several and also served as Assistant Director. Her Board focus is fund raising and increasing membership. Contact 664-631-3320 by phone or email sylvia.dombrosky@gmail.com |
George Murphy, Vice President
George Murphy is a summa cum laude graduate of Boston College and holds an MFA degree in Creative Writing. He is the author of two books of poetry, a six-act musical, a stage adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut’s Mother Night, an autobiographical one-man show, Electra: The Birds of Death and the Mongoloid Troubadour, and a children’s book. He has edited numerous literary anthologies. For 18 years, he hosted both TV and radio talk shows in Florida, and has appeared on stage in over a dozen professional theatre productions, including La Cage aux Folles, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Graduate, 12 Angry Men, and August: Osage County. Here at the RTG, he has performed in several productions and held lead roles and/or directed God of Carnage and Sylvia. George lives in San Antonio Del Mar with his wife Cristina. Contact: murphy.george@gmail.com
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Irene O'Brien, Secretary
Irene O'Brien is chair of the Angel donor program. She is a second generation Californian, whose grandparents immigrated to the United States from Mexico around 1915. She studied for one year at the University of Madrid, having graduated from California State University, Fullerton, with a Bachelor's Degree in Spanish. She began her teaching career in 1970, during which time she assisted the drama teacher with some of the productions. After obtaining her Master's Degree, she moved into school administration, retiring after 37 years in education. She has appeared in the RTG productions of Doubt, Miracle on 34th Street, andMurder on Maui, and as Stage Manager for Love, Loss and What I Wore.
Irene recognizes the power of theater to magically transform us to other times. Contact 664-631-2447 by phone or email bajamom1@gmail.com |
Milo Goehring, Treasurer
Milo, wearing several different hats, is an active member of the Rosarito Theatre Guild, first serving as an usher, then House Manager, then running the sound board for a production and, now, while keeping on several of those hats, serving as Board Member and Treasurer. Having worked in various positions in the accounting field in a number of industries in California and Las Vegas, he brings his talents to the theatre, which makes him a valuable addition to the Board. Milo served two overseas tours while in the armed services and received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. Milo is not only a volunteer with the theatre, but also with Club de Niños y Niñas and De Las Cruz Roja Rosarito. Milo says, "Being able and willing to volunteer your time in your retirement years is very rewarding and gives you a sense of giving back to the community what you have worked so hard to accomplish." Contact: milocary2@gmail.com
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Carol Farrell
Carol Farrell has been a member of the RTG since 2007. She has served as Vice President and Hospitality chairman. She been involved in all fund raising events and currently is responsible for the RTG lounge. She is always in attendance for all of RTG’s in-house performances and is willing to help wherever needed. Contact: ldyofbaja@gmail.com |
Jo Flowers
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Steve Wayles
Steve Wayles brings a wealth of musical talent to the RTG. Born in Worcester, Mass, Steve studied piano from age 7 and pipe organ from age 15. He holds the B. Mus. degree from New England Conservatory of Music. He also holds Masters and Doctoral degrees in another field. His credits include directing the band and accompanying the singers in an Emerson College performance of Marat Sade; musical and stage director for several Gilbert and Sullivan staged operas and several Broadway Reviews. At RTG Steve has directed Master Class, Arsenic and Old Lace, and musicals Dancer the Footloose Reindeer and Santa's Other Reindeer. He has had acting roles in Act of God, Sylvia, Arsenic... and Santa's Other Reindeer. Steve played in the band for "The Taffetas. Steve directed a Youth Theater group performing BBC TV series of Musical Comedies for Youth based on biblical stories - and yes, they were comedies! He has conducted church choirs, orchestral ensembles, handbell choirs and accompanied soloists. Steve entered seminary in 1976 and was ordained a Minister in 1979, serving as pastor and musician/director for 20 years in Brockton, MA and 20 years in Phoenix, AZ. Steve and his spouse Dewey Roach, have had a part-time home in Baja Malibu for 8 years and, now retired, are living in the area on a more full-time basis. Contact: stevew846@gmail.com
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Paul Flowers
Husband, father, grand-father, and soon to be a great-grand-father, retired mortgage banker. There is a saying "have all your ducks in a row;” we had them, and outside sources "shot" all my ducks. Living in Rosarito, made the decision that I needed to stay busy. On the board of various organizations, 5 years at Cruz Roja, recently as the President, Vice President of USBC, Baja Sand. Volunteer for Flying Sams, Baja Blues, and Head Usher @ RTG. It is my pleasure to serve on the board of RTG, being involved with the productions that we offer, makes me proud to be a part of this organization. Being involved gives me the feeling that I'm helping to create a better community. Contact: pauldflowers211@aol.com |
Clair Sinnett
A full time resident of Baja for over 17 years, my interests lie in fund raising for local non-profits. The non-profit closest to my heart is the Rosarito Theatre. Along with a talented group of hard working volunteers, I have directed, produced, and acted in a number of productions. In addition to fund raising, my main efforts have been directed to encouraging professional actors and performers from across the border to work at the RTG. In addition to helping to select future local productions, I help market and promote upcoming events.
Contact: clairsinnett1@gmail.com |